The Life of the Rev. George Whitefield, Volume 1 (of 2)Tyerman, L. (Luke)
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The Life of the Rev. George Whitefield, Volume 1 (of 2)
Tyerman, L. (Luke)
Whitefield, George, 1714-1770
A grand Day--First Sermon--Personal Appearance--Plain
Speaking--Work at Oxford--First Visit to London--Letter
to Wesley--Unknown Oxford Methodists--At Dummer--Resolves
to go to Georgia--Letter to Charles Wesley 47-63
A YEAR OF PREACHING.
1737.
Whitefield's Popularity--Pious Clergymen--Dissenting
Ministers--Abounding Wickedness--Dr. Isaac Watts--Infidelity--
State of Dissenting Churches--National Impiety--Whitefield at
Bristol--In London--At Stonehouse--Crowded Congregations--First
Publication--New Birth--Rev. John Hutton--Preaching in London
Churches--Opposition--Intercourse with Dissenters--First
_extempore_ Prayer--Picture taken--Marvellous commotion--
Charity Schools--"Lecture Churches"--Charles Wesley--Poem on
Whitefield--_Weekly Miscellany_--"The Oxford Methodists"--
Whitefield and the Wesleys--Sermons published--The almost
Christian--Terrific Preaching--Original Sin--Profane Swearing--
First Farewell Sermon--Ignorant of Justification by Faith
only--Preface to "Forms of Prayer" 64-105
FIRST VISIT TO AMERICA.
1738.
Collections for Poor of Georgia--Whitefield's Cargo--Notable
Day--Embarks for Georgia--At Gravesend--At Margate--At
Deal--Wesley's return to England--Eternity of Hell's
Torments--At Gibraltar--Publication of Journal--Sermon on
Drunkenness--Incidents of the Voyage--Ill of Fever--Farewell
Sermon on Shipboard--America--The Indians--Georgia--Carolina--
Emigrants to Georgia--First Services at Savannah--Tomo Chici--
Charles Delamotte--Schools opened--Work at Savannah--The
Saltzburghers--Visit to Frederica--Dead Infidel--Departure from
Savannah--Reasons for return to England--Storms at Sea--Pastoral
Epistle--Lands in Ireland--Bishop Burscough--Archbishop
Boulter--Arrives in England--At Manchester--The Wesley
Brothers--Churches closed--Hostile Publications--Last Week
of 1738 106-154
COMMENCEMENT OF OUTDOOR PREACHING.
JANUARY TO AUGUST, 1739.
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