TMSJ[removed]Fall[removed]THE MONTANIST CRISIS: A KEY TO REFUTING

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Date: 2006-01-31 11:46:31 God in Christianity Pneumatology Spiritual gifts Montanism Phrygia Cessationism Continuationism Glossolalia Prophecy Christianity Christian theology Theology		TMSJ[removed]Fall[removed]THE MONTANIST CRISIS: A KEY TO REFUTING Add to Reading List Source URL: www.tms.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 206,47 KB Share Document on Facebook

	Phrygia Practices The people of Phrygia lived in the area of modern day Turkey. The legend of King Midas stems from an actual king who ruled in Phyrgia. Three types of burial were found in Phrygia. They correspond to di DocID: 1uHff - View Document
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