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 |
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... with greater enlargement . After the sacrament we could have prayed for ever
... In the society I was unexpectedly required to pray for Mr . Lindsey , for Mr .
Waller , and for a friend in Bristol , and her two children . Those prayers were
given ...
... with greater enlargement . After the sacrament we could have prayed for ever
... In the society I was unexpectedly required to pray for Mr . Lindsey , for Mr .
Waller , and for a friend in Bristol , and her two children . Those prayers were
given ...
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On friends deceased full heartily we wept ; and prayed too , according to God .
Before twelve she ... Young Lady Hotham , and Gertrude , Miss Melly , with Mrs .
Cartaret , and Cavendish , joined me in fervent prayer and love . There were
many ...
On friends deceased full heartily we wept ; and prayed too , according to God .
Before twelve she ... Young Lady Hotham , and Gertrude , Miss Melly , with Mrs .
Cartaret , and Cavendish , joined me in fervent prayer and love . There were
many ...
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Our hearts were warmed with his presence , and drawn out in mighty prayer * for
our Church and nation , and all mankind . “ Mr . Fletcher read prayers again in the
afternoon . I testified , ' If the Son shall make you free , ye shall be free indeed .
Our hearts were warmed with his presence , and drawn out in mighty prayer * for
our Church and nation , and all mankind . “ Mr . Fletcher read prayers again in the
afternoon . I testified , ' If the Son shall make you free , ye shall be free indeed .
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He was often drawn out largely in extemporary prayer . His “ Hymns for the Lord '
s Supper , ” accompanied by an extract from Dr . Brevint ' s treatise , and from
Thomas à Kempis , were freely used by the society . Thus employed , he was ...
He was often drawn out largely in extemporary prayer . His “ Hymns for the Lord '
s Supper , ” accompanied by an extract from Dr . Brevint ' s treatise , and from
Thomas à Kempis , were freely used by the society . Thus employed , he was ...
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Blessed be God , the work goes on well . On Thursday morning the first brick was
laid , with a sweet solemnity . I preached from Exodus xx . , and the latter part of
the 24th verse . Afterwards we sung , and prayed for God ' s blessing upon ' all ...
Blessed be God , the work goes on well . On Thursday morning the first brick was
laid , with a sweet solemnity . I preached from Exodus xx . , and the latter part of
the 24th verse . Afterwards we sung , and prayed for God ' s blessing upon ' all ...
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