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... 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 success ; both townsmen and gownsmen flocking in crowds to hear him
.
... 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 success ; both townsmen and gownsmen flocking in crowds to hear him
.
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Can you bear to hear him in the night , and not rise to help him ? no : but to hurt
yourself . Can you forbear listening after his cries , or hearing them in your
dreams ? Mrs . Galatin drank her son ' s health to - day , and wished it too , and
his and ...
Can you bear to hear him in the night , and not rise to help him ? no : but to hurt
yourself . Can you forbear listening after his cries , or hearing them in your
dreams ? Mrs . Galatin drank her son ' s health to - day , and wished it too , and
his and ...
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God , I humbly hope , will hear my prayers , and give me to find you well on
Wednesday . On this day se ' nnight , at twelve , I have appointed to preach at
Leominster . Please to send them notice , if opportunity serves . I fully designed to
bring ...
God , I humbly hope , will hear my prayers , and give me to find you well on
Wednesday . On this day se ' nnight , at twelve , I have appointed to preach at
Leominster . Please to send them notice , if opportunity serves . I fully designed to
bring ...
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The anointing of the Holy One rested upon him in sensible and rich effusions ; for
he was happy and useful ; people crowded in great numbers to hear him ; and
the members of the society walked in faith and love . Between his doctrine and
his ...
The anointing of the Holy One rested upon him in sensible and rich effusions ; for
he was happy and useful ; people crowded in great numbers to hear him ; and
the members of the society walked in faith and love . Between his doctrine and
his ...
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By and by I shall allure you hither , especially if Becky will bear you company .
This day se ' n . night I expect to revisit this place . If I do not first hear from you , I
question whether I shall have the heart to write again before my return to Bristol .
By and by I shall allure you hither , especially if Becky will bear you company .
This day se ' n . night I expect to revisit this place . If I do not first hear from you , I
question whether I shall have the heart to write again before my return to Bristol .
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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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