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Irving, Edward
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Irving, Edward (1792–1834). Religious leader. Born in Annan, educated at Edinburgh University, Irving was successively master of Kirkcaldy Academy, assistant at St John's, Glasgow, and minister at Hatton Garden chapel, London (1822), where his extravagant preaching moved many, but made him pretentious. He published his naïve
Argument for Judgement to Come (1823) and moved to a large new church in Regent Square (1827) where his congregation grew to 1,000. Convinced of Christ's imminent second coming, he encouraged ‘speaking with tongues’ and translated a Spanish Jesuit's
The Coming of the Messiah in Glory and Majesty (1827). After returning to Scotland (1828) where he was greeted with crowded churches, he was charged with heresy for his tract
The Orthodox and Catholic Doctrine of our Lord's Human Nature (1830) and removed from Regent Square (1832). His congregation mostly followed him to found the
Catholic Apostolic Church (or Irvingites). The Church of Scotland deprived him of his orders (1833).
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Irving, Rev. Edward (1792-1834)
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Irving, Edward
Book article from: The Concise Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church
Irving, Edward (1792–1834), Scottish minister...at the church in Regent Square, where Irving was now minister, he was expelled in 1832...the Catholic Apostolic Church in London. Irving was deprived of his orders by the Church...
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