John Wesley and the Evangelical Reaction of the Eighteenth CenturyMacMillan and Company, 1870 - 412 من الصفحات |
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... true representatives of a reformer are never those who call themselves by his name : what is remarkable in him is that he breaks through conventional barriers , what is remarkable in them is that they take the beaten track ; and it is ...
... true representatives of a reformer are never those who call themselves by his name : what is remarkable in him is that he breaks through conventional barriers , what is remarkable in them is that they take the beaten track ; and it is ...
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... true founder of the Methodists was Mrs. Wesley . The following letter , written to her son Samuel in the year 1709 , when he was a scholar at Westminster , which was no doubt paraphrased in many utterances to John or Charles , suggests ...
... true founder of the Methodists was Mrs. Wesley . The following letter , written to her son Samuel in the year 1709 , when he was a scholar at Westminster , which was no doubt paraphrased in many utterances to John or Charles , suggests ...
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... true of any human being that ever lived , was more untrue of him than of many . The truth is , that Whitefield composed his autobiography under the influence at once of that Calvinistic creed which had so strong a hold over him and of ...
... true of any human being that ever lived , was more untrue of him than of many . The truth is , that Whitefield composed his autobiography under the influence at once of that Calvinistic creed which had so strong a hold over him and of ...
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... with the strong blaze Of Christ's religion , and its true demand . Philo shall follow thee , by nature formed To be a comforter , and glean up those Not yet so firmly bound up in those bundles , 76 [ CHAP . JOHN WESLEY .
... with the strong blaze Of Christ's religion , and its true demand . Philo shall follow thee , by nature formed To be a comforter , and glean up those Not yet so firmly bound up in those bundles , 76 [ CHAP . JOHN WESLEY .
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... True it is , We differ somewhat in our form of life From other men . And singularity , If needless and fantastic , has no comfort When public hatred frowns . Nor would that scheme Deserve the stress of suffering zeal , whose worth Lay ...
... True it is , We differ somewhat in our form of life From other men . And singularity , If needless and fantastic , has no comfort When public hatred frowns . Nor would that scheme Deserve the stress of suffering zeal , whose worth Lay ...
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الصفحة 343 - The request was fortunately made to perhaps the only man in the company, who had the firmness not to be affected by the preacher. His answer was, " At any other time, friend Hopkinson, I would lend to thee freely; but not now; for thee seems to be out of thy right senses.
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