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Hildegard of BingenEverything Lives in GodYour eyes are not strong enough to look at God. Your mind is not strong enough to comprehend his mysteries. You can only see and know what God allows. Yet in your desire to see and know more, you engage in allmanner of foolish speculations, which cause your soul to stagger. Just as water is absorbed y the heat of a burning forge, so your soul is absorbed by the restlessness of your thoughts, as you try to grasp what is beyond your grasp.The Word of God regulates the movements of the sun, the moon and the stars. The Word of God gives the light which shines from the heavenly bodies. He makes the wind blow, the rivers run and the rain fall. He makes trees burst into blossom, and the crops bring forth the harvest.The sky above us imitates God. Just as the sky hasno beginning and no end, so God has no beginning and end. Just as the stars sparkle, so spiritual stars emanate from the throne of God, to sparkle within people’s souls.The Word of God spoke, and brought all creatures into being, God and his Word are one. As the Word spoke, so God’s eternal will was fulfilled. The echo of the Word awakened life from inanimate dust.When the Word of God spoke at the moment of creation, his sound was implanted in every creature, and gave life to every creature.The love of God is symbolized by a leaping fountain. All who come near to it are showered by its sparkling waters. And they can see their own image in the pool below.Everything lives in God, and hence nothing can truly die, since God is life itself. God is the wisdom that brought all things into being. He breathes life into all things.In all creation—in trees, plants, animals, and stones—there are hidden secret powers which no onecan discern unless they are revealed by God.

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Mel Robeck — Spiritual Tidal Wave: The Origins and Impact of Pentecostalism
September 18, 2008
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The
birth of the Pentecostal movement began 100 years ago on Azusa Street
in Los Angeles. We’ll be taking our show on the road to cover this
global gathering and revival that is reshaping Christianity, culture,
and politics worldwide.

(Photo: Colleen Scheck)

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» Cecil M. Robeck, Jr. (mp3, 1:09:47)
» Arlene Sanchez-Walsh (mp3, 59:55)

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Listen to a web-exclusive interview with Arlene Sanchez Walsh and to
Cecil Robeck describe the history of William Seymour, the Azusa Street
mission, and the role of Los Angeles in Pentecostalism’s growth and
rapid spread across the globe.

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SoundSeen: Singing in Her Native Language
This SOF video captures the international flavor of the Azusa Street Centennial in song by a couple from Zimbabwe.

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During
a procession to celebrate the Azusa Street Revival of 1906, a group of
Pentecostals kneel and fall down in prayer on First Street in Los
Angeles.

(Photo: Colleen Scheck)

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