Rev. T. H. Smyth-Pigott

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Rev. T. H. Smyth-Pigott succeeded Prince as the head of the Agapemonites and proclaimed himself the Messiah in 1902, declaring “God is no longer there, but here.” He was treated by followers as a divine manifestation and fathered children who were hailed as signs of redemption.

When

First attested
1902 CE
Attested period
1897 – 1908
Historical notes
Self‑declared Messiah of the Agapemonites.

Relationships

parent of
Glory, Power
student of
Prince
child of
Prince

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Sources

encyclopedia (1)
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Source passages

“In this Pigott presently seated himself and proclaimed himself as the Messiah with the words, “God is no longer there,” pointing upwards, “but here,” pointing to himself.”

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