Title: Be Careful to Get Right Author
Product review: George Hawtin is a fairly infamous figure of the Latter Rain Revival. He was a highly controversial teacher given such strange teachings as Anglo-Israelism and other errors. This book is significant therefore when researching that movement but by no means as any source of doctrine. The problem I ran into was that there is another author that is updating Hawtin's work, and his was the book I received. While the erroneous teachings of a prominent figure have value in research, the erroneous teachings of this late-comer have none.
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