Vintage Poster Stamp Salvation Army Founder William Booth On Motor Campaign

Vintage Great Britain Poster Stamp Salvation Army Founder William Booth On Motor Campaign "Blood And Fire" Unused No Gum. Blood and fire represents the blood of Jesus dying on the cross for us and Fire represents the fire of the Holy Spirit, as when he came at Pentecost it was with tongues of fire on the people's heads. Wikipedia In August 1904 William Booth, always eager to make use of new technology, commenced his first motor tour, travelling from Land's End to Aberdeen. Six more motor tours followed. Then in the spring of 1905, en route to Australia and New Zealand, General William Booth visited the Holy Land, where he visited many sites of biblical significance. On his return he was honoured by being given the Freedom of the cities of London and Nottingham. Amongst many other honours, Booth was also awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Civil Law from Oxford University. Though his eyesight started failing at this stage in his life, it didn’t prevent him from conducting campaigns, with his last trip abroad being to Norway in 1912. Special Thanks To And More Information At:

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