In part two of this discussion, the writing of John Owen on the Holy Spirit is discussed. Moving into the 18th century is some discussion of the Great Awakening and a letter by William Tennent. Opening up the whole discussions of counseling the awakened, we look at Phillip Doddridge's 'Rise and Progress', Edwards and the Surprising Narrative. Then from the 19th century we hear from Heman Humphrey's Revival Sketches, William Spragues, “Treatment Due to the Awakened Sinner', and an amazing letter from Charles P M'Ilvaine that is found in the appendix of Spragues 'Lectures on Revival about the term, “Inquiry Room'. This is contrasted with Finney's “anxious seat” new measure, and the discussion ends with Asahel Nettletons' conversion and his meeting Charles Finney.
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