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Youn nan defansè pi bonè nan retounen nan Krisyanis la Nouvo Testaman, kòm yon mwayen pou reyalize inite nan tout moun ki kwè nan Kris la, te James O'Kelly nan Legliz la Episkopal Methodist. Nan 1793 li te rale soti nan konferans lan Baltimore nan legliz li yo ak rele sou lòt moun rantre nan l 'nan pran Bib la kòm kwayan a sèlman. Enfliyans li te lajman te santi nan Virginia ak North Carolina kote istwa dosye ki gen kèk sèt mil kominote swiv lidèchip l 'nan direksyon pou yon retounen nan primitif Nouvo Testaman Krisyanis la.
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One of the earliest advocates of the return to New Testament Christianity, as a means of achieving unity of all believers in Christ, was James O'Kelly of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In 1793 he withdrew from the Baltimore conference of his church and called upon others to join him in taking the Bible as the only creed. His influence was largely felt in Virginia and North Carolina where history records that some seven thousand communicants followed his leadership toward a return to primitive New Testament Christianity.