In The Restoration Movement: Speaking as the Oracles of God, author L. A. Stauffer takes bible students on an unforgetful journey through the fascinating history of the American Restoration Movement. This book offers an engaging exploration of this notable period in American religious history.In their quest for unity, the champions of restoration sought to revive the ancient order and practices of the primitive church, guided by the unwavering belief that the elimination of human creeds and traditions was essential to achieve this unity. At the heart of the movement was the powerful plea coined by Thomas Campbell: "Let us speak where the Scriptures speak and be silent where the Scriptures are silent." In this book, brother Stauffer introduces readers to a diverse array of visionary leaders who played pivotal roles in the movement, including John Glas, Robert Sandeman, Barton W. Stone, Thomas and Alexander Campbell, and Walter Scott. Their stories and contributions are explored in detail, shedding light on those who shaped the Restoration Movement.Each chapter is thoughtfully concluded with discussion questions, making it an excellent resource for individual study, small groups, and Bible classes. No matter who you are, if you are interested in the history and the principles of the Restoration Movement, this book is an important companion providing in-sights into those who sought to bring believers back to the foundational truths of the Christian faith.
In The Restoration Movement: Speaking as the Oracles of God, author L. A. Stauffer takes bible students on an unforgetful journey through the fascinating history of the American Restoration Movement. This book offers an engaging exploration of this notable period in American religious history.In their quest for unity, the champions of restoration sought to revive the ancient order and practices of the primitive church, guided by the unwavering belief that the elimination of human creeds and traditions was essential to achieve this unity. At the heart of the movement was the powerful plea coined by Thomas Campbell: "Let us speak where the Scriptures speak and be silent where the Scriptures are silent." In this book, brother Stauffer introduces readers to a diverse array of visionary leaders who played pivotal roles in the movement, including John Glas, Robert Sandeman, Barton W. Stone, Thomas and Alexander Campbell, and Walter Scott. Their stories and contributions are explored in detail, shedding light on those who shaped the Restoration Movement.Each chapter is thoughtfully concluded with discussion questions, making it an excellent resource for individual study, small groups, and Bible classes. No matter who you are, if you are interested in the history and the principles of the Restoration Movement, this book is an important companion providing in-sights into those who sought to bring believers back to the foundational truths of the Christian faith.
