Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Revival Tornadoes, or Life and Labors of Rev. Joseph H. Weber, Evangelist, the Converted Roman Catholic
The writing of this book is a surprise to myself. 1 had planned for a year of aggressive revival work, and had also another book on my mind to write as soon as circumstances would permit.
Unexpectedly my health, for a season, failed, and I was compelled to give up public work altogether. Then the question of writing this book was presented so forcibly, clearly, and repeatedly, that I was made to feel sure that it was of God, and have undertaken it, in Jesus' name, with that assurance.
The Opposition of the enemies of the cross to Brother Weber's work, and the misconceptions of it by others, even of God's children, the extraordinary features of his labors, his marvelous success even in the most for bidding fields, and the fact that in the few years of his ministry thousands have professed conversion, make the publication of what God has wrought in him and through him of intense interest both to friend and foe.
The Scripture promise that the righteous shall do exploits, has in him been so abundantly verified that he has been called a wonder of the nineteenth cen tury.'
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