That was after a sentences about Fee having books that did not have a hint of A/G theology in them. I wondered if you considered A/G theology WOF.
If someone were a Calvinist or something like that, Pentecostal and WOF theology may seem similar. The WOF movement has some ideas about faith and healing that some in the Pentecostal movement and Holiness movement held to previously, but is also mixed with some of Kenyon's approaches to the issue. Hagin that this idea that 'bad stuff' including judgments, in some cases, weren't from God, but that He allowed it.
Of course the LORD in the Old Testament says that if Israel were obedient that He would not put upon the Israelites any of the deseases that He put upon the Egyptians-- taking credit for making the Egyptians sick. That runs contrary to the late Kenneth Hagin's teaching, IMO. IMO, most Pentecostals tend not to be so extreme about the issue of God making people sick because they tend to read and teach out of both Old and New Testament scriptures. I don't think of Bethel, Redding as WOF, but they seem to have the same problem with the issue of sickness in their teachings.
I was in Pentecostal (PAOC in Canada - sister of AoG) and charismatic churches for 15 years before I switched to EV Free, then Alliance, then Baptist. That was to do with moving provinces. I had been taught a lot of things in those churches, which had nothing to do with sign gifts, that I was never comfortable with, like Arminianism and Dispensationalism. But mostly I left because I was lied to by pastoral staff, and I wasn't like what I saw as far as the sign gifts. But mostly I was hungry for God, and did not get fed, the sermons were shallow, always on the same topic- the Holy Spirit moving.
Plus, after 15 years, I had read my Bible 15 times, and I wasn't hearing what I was reading in my Bible in sermons in church.
At the EV Free church, I started hearing the Bible being exegeted properly, same with the Baptist churches. (Not the Alliance Church! I would have gotten more out of a PAOC church) plus, I started taking courses with the PAOC, and started studying the Bible, and theology, learned lots about the denomination. Like anyone not believing in a pre-tribe rapture was not saved and going to hell. Right there in print.
I found a Baptist Church next, which had a great preacher. He had so much wisdom, I decided I wanted to know more about God, and prayed God would lead me, and his answer was a call to seminary!
My old Pentecostal friends gave me Kenyon's book to read, as early as 1984 and I didn't know what to think about it. It didn't match anything I read in my Bible, at all. Then read Hagin and Copeland. A friend became obsessed with Copeland, got a PhD from his ministry school, not sure whether that was accredited. She was one of the people who told me I should be healed, I didn't have enough faith. That was absolutely the worst thing anyone has done to me!! She died after breast cancer metastasized when she refused treatment, because she had claimed healing.
So I do agree Pentecostals are a lot milder. They do believe in healing, but not to the extent that the "Name It & Claim It" group does! I do think Bethel has a lot of underpinnings with WOF, but they add a lot of lies to it, like angels wings and glitter.
Long post just so you know I am fully knowledgeable about the differences between Pentecostal and WOF. I lean Reformed, can't say I am Reformed because of the issue of women in ministry. But that change only happened in the last 8-10 years. Mostly because it agreed with what I read in my Bible!