The works of the Rev. John Wesley, Vol. 11 (of 32)Wesley, John
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The works of the Rev. John Wesley, Vol. 11 (of 32)
Wesley, John
Methodist Church; Theology -- Early works to 1800; Theology -- History -- 18th century
“After prayer this morning, I began and read through, in _Greek_ and
_Latin_ the 2d. Epistle to _Timothy_, and found much instruction, and
reproof for my soul. O what a man ought a minister to be! How holy, and
how wise! What courage, zeal, patience and temperance, are necessary
for him in an especial manner in order to give account of himself and
others to God with joy.”
“Preaching on _1 John iv. 18._ My mind was more clearly enlightened
than ever, to see that _perfect love is Christian perfection_. By
simple, but powerful faith, I desire to attain it; and to live and
grow in this love, till my spirit returns to God.”
With such desires, and in such meditations as these did he spend his
days and nights, longing and sighing for the sight of God continually;
and in his prayers, the violence of his affections, did not a little
increase the weakness of his body.
The End of the _Eleventh_ VOLUME.
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