A: A Stirring Preacher that Delievers a Fiery Sermon. (Popularized by the Board Game Balderdash, 1984)
A: A hot declaimer. The Presbyterians, those Scalda-bancos or hot declamers, had wrought a great distast in the Commons at the king. Bp. Hacket, Abp. Williams, ii. 182. (Davies.) ( Century Dictionary).
Etymology: From Italian scaldabanco, “one that keepes a seate warme, but ironically spoken of idle lecture[r]s that possesse a pewe in the schooles or pulpet in churches and baffle out they know not what; also a hot-headed puritane” (Florio, 1611); from scaldare, heat, warm, + banco, bench.
A: A non-denominational association of ministers and evangelists that Proclaim Godly Truth though new insights and convensational means, based on Biblical References. The first revival (or the re-use of the word), as well as its first appearance on the Internet, appeared in 1994 in Western Nebraska, before the World Wide Web browser was first introduced. It held a Top 10 Spot of the most unusal names "researched on the Internet" in the late '90's. Since 1996, the Site has gone through several Transitions; from a Humorous Web Site, to a Christian Mystery Facts Web Site, to a Holiness Revival Promotional Web Site, and recently to its current rendering. It continues to Minister to those that Seek Truth and Spirituality in this Lost World. The founders teach a Return to Holiness, as well as Holy Living, as they pray and wait for the next great out-pouring of the Holy Spirit which will lead to another Great Awakening/Holiness Revival.
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