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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.

Short Answer Questions

1. In "A Village Untouched by the Revival", how many years did Rees visit the village to bring the Holy Spirit to the villagers?

2. In "Binding the Strong Man", the drunkard female that God asked Rees to convert, was the drunkard group's what?

3. In "Madeira", Rees became the intercessor for which young man diagnosed with tuberculosis?

4. In "Called Out From Wage-earning", who strongly questioned Rees about the money choices he was making?

5. In "Called to a Hidden Life", Rees' constant state of readiness required him to go against custom and be what in public?

Short Essay Questions

1. After the tubercular woman died, what happened to facilitate the development of Rees' love for fatherless children?

2. In "Challenging Death", Rees learned that he was to provide intercessory prayer for a person facing certain death. Having the last person die after his intercessory prayers, Rees struggled to complete his new challenge. Briefly discuss how "understanding God's will" helped Rees with this challenge.

3. Who was Elizabeth Hannah Jones, and how was she related to Samuel?

4. What people influenced Howells' life in the early years?

5. Why was Rees directed to send a cable, and what happened after the cable was sent from Madeira?

6. What did the Lord ask Rees to give up when He called Rees out of wage earning?

7. What did God promise about Uncle Dick's healing, and what happened?

8. Who was Joe Evans and how was Rees connected to him?

9. How did Rees come to be in London, and why was he at first hesitant to go?

10. How and why was Rees able to reach Lord Radstock to help him?

Essay Topics

Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:

Essay Topic 1

In "A Branch in the Vine" and "The Tubercular Woman", Rees is with two major requests from the Lord - one calling him to relinquish control over all his money, and the other asking if he is willing to die in place of a sick convert. Using specific examples from each chapter, discuss common themes presented in these pages and compare and contrast how these themes are handled in each chapter.

Essay Topic 2

Rees received two shocks while in America, first with his cousin Evan and later as he searched out answers on his own. Discuss the implications of Rees questioning his faith and the resulting changes in his life from the time he went to his cousin Evan to his resulting "new man" transformation by the end of the Llandrindod Wells Convention.

Essay Topic 3

Discuss the representation of Rees' relationship with God and his life as an intercessor in relationship to Rees' "hatless" state in the face of public custom.

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