Rev. Lee Vayle influenced VPW

[penworks]

On an historical note (or hysterical) I recently came across a brochure of documented Way history distributed on The Way Historical Tours in the 1980s to see VPWs former churches, houses, etc. in Van Wert, Payne, and Spencerville near HQ.

In the brochure's list of events I found this:

"1952: Rev. Lee Vayle visits and teaches on the worship manifestations."

When I listened to a couple of Vayle's teachings, I felt as if I were hearing VPW. I don't have any documentation showing if or what material VPW might have used from Vayle, but their voices sure sound similar on tape.

Rev. Lee Vayle teaching in the 1960s

BTW - I've heard that those Historical Tours are being conducted again by someone who is NOT with associated with headquarters any longer, but who lives in the area. Another sign that many continue to consider VPW "the man of God" despite evidence to the contrary.

[Broken Arrow]

BTW - I've heard that those Historical Tours are being conducted again by someone who is NOT with associated with headquarters any longer, but who lives in the area. Another sign that many continue to consider VPW "the man of God" despite evidence to the contrary.

Are you saying that HQ is paying someone else to do the tours, or that someone else has taken it upon themselves to do the tours?

Edited March 3, 2011 by Broken Arrow

[skyrider]

In the brochure's list of events I found this:

"1952: Rev. Lee Vayle visits and teaches on the worship manifestations."

Penworks.......that's interesting.

All this stuff about wierwille teaching us "the word" that no one else knew.....bullpookie. I still wonder how much wierwille dipped into Scofield's work??

Cyrus Ingerson Scofield (1843-1921), Bible student and author, was born

in Lenawee County, Michigan, reared in Wilson County, Tennessee, and

privately educated. Converted at 36, he was ordained to the congregational

ministry in 1882, and served as pastor of the First Church, Dallas, Texas

(1882-1895), and again (1902-1907), and of the Moody Church, Northfield,

Massachusetts (1895-1902).

He spent his later years lecturing on biblical subjects on both sides of the

Atlantic. The work for which he is best remembered is his 1909 dispensational

premillennial Scofield Reference Bible.

_____ Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth _____

Chapter 1 The Jew, the Gentile, and the Church of God

Chapter 2 The Seven Dispensations

Chapter 3 The Two Advents

Chapter 4 The Two Resurrections

Chapter 5 The Five Judgments

Chapter 6 Law and Grace

Chapter 7 The Believer's Two Natures

Chapter 8 The Believer's Standing and State

Chapter 9 Salvation and Rewards

Chapter 10 Believers and Professors

C.I. Scofield

Click Here

[Thomas Loy Bumgarner]

Penworks.......that's interesting.

All this stuff about wierwille teaching us "the word" that no one else knew.....bullpookie. I still wonder how much wierwille dipped into Scofield's work??

C.I. Scofield

Click Here

Scofield was influenced by John Nelson Darby, and both influenced Bullinger who was an extreme dispensationalist

[excathedra]

well, that audio was just plain skeevie (sp?) thanks penworks lol

a history tour ????? "and here we have our beloved sexual predator back in the early days...."

[Thomas Loy Bumgarner]

whoa, a voice from the past. Sounded like the late VPW, scary ghost. Wierwille had the demon of mimicry :unsure: :wacko: :blink: :o

[So_crates]

whoa, a voice from the past. Sounded like the late VPW, scary ghost. Wierwille had the demon of mimicry :unsure: :wacko: :blink: :o

Oh no, the ghost of Werewille past!

SoCrates

Edited March 5, 2011 by So_crates

[Thomas Loy Bumgarner]

too bad VPW wasn't like Ebeneezer Scrooge and repented of his sins and crimes

[Kit Sober]

What's so nice to hear is the true life of the Holy Spirit in his words.

Thanks so much for posting this.

(I put a link in the plagiarism thread to this thread.)