Primary sources — George H. Warnock

Canadian-American Bible teacher (1919–2014), known for The Feast of Tabernacles (1951) — one of the most influential texts of the Latter Rain movement (the 1948 revival). His work is typological-prophetic in nature and revolves around the three feasts of Israel as an organizing principle for soteriology, eschatology and ecclesiology. Central theme: the church is called to move from Passover through Pentecost to Tabernacles — the full sanctification and manifestation of the sons of God. His later works deepen this through the hyssop metaphor as a key to humility, kenosis and identification with Christ.

External primary sources on which the systematic-theology synthesis is based.