The book was kept under a ban for a long time with the label: “Dangerous!” The author is evangelist Maria Woodworth-Etter. Tens of thousands of people were transformed through her prayers.
Maria Woodworth-Etter was a powerful evangelist and revival leader in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Wherever she went, the power of God came down: people fell, slain by the Holy Spirit, saw visions, received revelations, and were converted by the thousands. Her book Miracles and Signs (Signs and Wonders), her personal written account of the first forty years of her devoted ministry, contains perhaps the most profound and extraordinary material ever written in the realm of prophecy and the manifestation of the Holy Spirit. Maria B. Woodworth-Etter: Miracles and Signs.
Table of Contents
- Chapter 1. The Dawn of Life
- Chapter 2. Preparing for Ministry
- Chapter 3. Progress in Preparation
- Chapter 4. At Work
- Chapter 5. Visions
- Chapter 6. I Will Work…
- Chapter 7. Camp Meetings
- Chapter 8. In Springfield, Illinois
- Chapter 9. He Is God
- Chapter 10. In Muscatine, Iowa
- Chapter 11. Manifestations of the Spirit
- Chapter 12. Prophetic Vision
- Chapter 13. Answers Concerning Healing
- Chapter 14. Gifts for People
- Chapter 15. A Sermon on Visions and Trances








