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Paul Reno  \nPrinting History  \nFirst Edition 4900  \nSecond Edition 4400  \nThird Edition 5290  \nFourth Edition 5000  \nISBN 1-56632-089-5  \nAlso available in Spanish Spanish ISBN 1-56632-104-2  \nREVIVAL LITERATURE PO BOX 6068  \nASHEVILLE, NC 28816 1-800-252-8896  \nPrevailing Prince of Prayer  \nHe pastored a small church in the backwoods of New York for six years, and traveled with and prayed for a traveling evangelist for seven more years until his death. As far as we know, he never ministered outside the region of upstate New York during days when much of it was frontier. His tombstone is in a neglected cemetery along a dirt road behind a livestock auction barn. His church no longer exists, its meetinghouse location marked by a historical marker in a corn field; the building is gone, its timber used to house grain at a feed mill four miles down the road. No books tell his life story, no pictures or diaries can be found, his descendants (if any) cannot be located, and his messages are forgotten. He wrote no books, started no schools, led no movements, and generally, kept out of sight.  \nYet this man saw revival twice in his pastorate, and then was a key figure in one of the greatest revivals in the history of the United States. In many ways he was to the U.S. what Praying Hyde was to India. He is known almost exclusively for his powerful prayer ministry.  \nThe great evangelist, Charles Finney, left his itinerant ministry for the pastorate within three or four months after this man's death. Finney never counted on his theology, messages, preaching style, logic, or methods to save souls. He looked rather to mighty prayer and the resulting powerful work of the Holy Spirit to sweep in with great conviction on his audience, that his conversions might be thorough. This may well explain why 80 per cent  \nDaniel Nash: Prevailing Prince of Prayer  \nof those converted in his meetings stood the test of time. Years later Moody followed a similar pattern but without such a prayer warrior. He saw perhaps 50 per cent of his converts last.  \nToday, a well-known evangelist (well-financed and highly organized) recently stated that he would be delighted if 20 per cent of his converts were genuinely converted. In this day of apostasy with many decisions but few true conversions, with many programs but little prayer, with much organizing but little agonizing, we would be wise to learn lessons from the past. One of our godly forefathers whose life can teach us such is Daniel Nash.  \nHis early years seem mostly lost from the records. This much we do know—he was born November 27, 1775, and by November 11, 1816, at the age of 40 he had accepted the pastorate of the Stow's Square CongregationalPresbyterian Church, Lowville Township. He had moved there from Onondaga County (the area around Syracuse), and had a farm at least by 1825, the time of the first census in the area.  \nDuring his first year of pastoring this union church, he saw Revival with at least 70 being converted. One of the first he baptized was a Sally Porter (December 18, 1816), to whom he was married by February of 1817. He baptized five of her children before spring and possibly a sixth several years later. Typical church problems were dealt with clearly by church discipline—broken contracts between members, heresy regarding the Trinity, etc.  \nA meetinghouse was built beginning June 7, 1819, and\"dedicated to the service of God\" December 13, 1819.  \nPrevailing Prince of Prayer  \nDaniel Nash: Prevailing Prince of Prayer  \nThere was a group who split from the main group during the period of the building program or shortly thereafter. They located four miles south where the village of Lowville was beginning to develop. Pastor Nash was able to peaceably work with this group and establish it asa mission throughout the rest of his pastorate.  \nUpon the completion of the meetinghouse and while working with the mission work to the south, he was able to start a Sabbath Scho","cbCais8xE0mvkaIz","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCais8xE0mvkaIz","pdf",1308122,31,"English","# Prevailing Prince of Prayer\n## Daniel Nash’s obscured beginnings and reputation\n## Pastoral ministry and first revival\n## Church building, mission expansion, and conflict\n## Rejection and the second revival (1822-23)\n## Transition to a life of prayer and impact on others","[{\"question\":\"Who was Daniel Nash, and what is he known for?\",\"answer\":\"Daniel Nash served as a pastor in upstate New York and is known almost exclusively for a powerful prayer ministry tied to revival and deep conviction.\"},{\"question\":\"What happened to Daniel Nash after his congregation voted him out?\",\"answer\":\"Although he was voted out on September 25, 1822, he continued to come to preach, moderate, baptize converts, and hold communion in the years that followed.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the book connect prayer with revival and conversion results?\",\"answer\":\"It contrasts organized evangelistic approaches with prayer-driven ministry, highlighting that mighty prayer and the Holy Spirit produced thorough conversions that endured over time.\"}]","Prevailing Prince of Prayer - J. 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