One of the greatest Christian classics Step back in history as you become captivated by the teachings of the great Reverend G. A. McLaughlin. First published in 1906, The Promised Gift was written during the time of the Third Great Awakening and the Azusa Street Revival. McLaughlin's work was birthed out of a passion and a desire for others to experience a more intimate relationship with the Holy Spirit. He writes the instructional road map to make it possible for us to live a holy life and know the blessed Savior on a deeper level. Beautifully restored while being careful to preserve the integrity of this beloved classic. One the most powerful Christian classics has been brought into the digital age in this newly updated Kindle version. Original content includes details about the author and beautiful artwork. No collection would be complete without this timeless edition. Excerpts from the author "Holy living is what the world is most in need of at this time. We have seen an ordinary kerosene lamp on the headlight of a locomotive send its rays hundreds of yards ahead illuminating the pathway. The secret of its power was the reflector behind it.""Every Christian needs this Gift...to enable him to live aright and to give unction to his testimony, as much as the disciples needed it at Pentecost.""He has felt a great soul pressure as he has meditated on this theme, which he has been unable to resist. Consequently, another volume has been issued when he had fully resolved to quit the business of writing books. The favor that his other little books on devotion have met and the souls who have testified to spiritual uplifting through these books, has given him the confidence to try it again." McLaughlin authored many other works including Inbred Sin, Old Wine in New Bottles, A Living Sacrifice, A Clean Heart, Saved and Kept, The Vine and the Branches, Commentary on St. Luke, Commentary on St. John, Commentary on the Gospel According to Saint Matthew, Commentary on the Epistle of Paul to the Romans, Commentary on the Acts of the Apostles, Songs of Praise and Salvation, Songs of Redemptions, and Good News in Song.