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Mr . John Wesley ' s views of Christian perfection _ He disapproves of his brother
' s altered opinions _ Letter from Mr . Perronet , intimating that Charles was too
severe in his censures - - Death of Mrs . PerronetDeath of Mr . Grimshaw - His ...
Mr . John Wesley ' s views of Christian perfection _ He disapproves of his brother
' s altered opinions _ Letter from Mr . Perronet , intimating that Charles was too
severe in his censures - - Death of Mrs . PerronetDeath of Mr . Grimshaw - His ...
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Mr . Venn breakfasted with me at Mrs . Boult ' s , and comforted my heart by
assuring me that Mr . Madan is entirely clear of predestination ; that one Mr .
Hawes , a Hutchinsonian , preaches in a church , in Oxford , Christ crucified , with
amazing ...
Mr . Venn breakfasted with me at Mrs . Boult ' s , and comforted my heart by
assuring me that Mr . Madan is entirely clear of predestination ; that one Mr .
Hawes , a Hutchinsonian , preaches in a church , in Oxford , Christ crucified , with
amazing ...
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... by the name of evangelical ; that is , in conformity with the motives and hopes
held out to us in the Gospel of Christ . ... but separate and independent , streams
of light , penetrating the gloom which brooded over the Christian community .
... by the name of evangelical ; that is , in conformity with the motives and hopes
held out to us in the Gospel of Christ . ... but separate and independent , streams
of light , penetrating the gloom which brooded over the Christian community .
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I would rather say , “ Let us read the Revelation of Jesus Christ . What is any
private or public loss , or calamity ; what are all the advantages Satan ever
gained , or shall gain , over particular men , or churches , when all things , good
and evil ...
I would rather say , “ Let us read the Revelation of Jesus Christ . What is any
private or public loss , or calamity ; what are all the advantages Satan ever
gained , or shall gain , over particular men , or churches , when all things , good
and evil ...
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What mountains are these in their way to Christ ! They can never flow down , but
at His presence . “ I dined at Lakenham , and returned with Mrs . Galatin to
Norwich . Mrs . Overton , a sincere follower after Christ , drank tea with us . We
had ...
What mountains are these in their way to Christ ! They can never flow down , but
at His presence . “ I dined at Lakenham , and returned with Mrs . Galatin to
Norwich . Mrs . Overton , a sincere follower after Christ , drank tea with us . We
had ...
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| Title | The Life of the Rev. Charles Wesley: Comprising a Review of His Poetry : Sketches of the Rise and Progress of Methodism : with Notices of Contemporary Events and Characters, Volume 2 The Life of the Rev. Charles Wesley: Comprising a Review of His Poetry : Sketches of the Rise and Progress of Methodism : with Notices of Contemporary Events and Characters, Charles Wesley |
| Author | Thomas Jackson |
| Published | 1841 |
| Original from | University of Lausanne |
| Digitized | 10 Aug 2009 |
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