An edition of John Wesley and his doctrine
(1893)
John Wesley and his doctrine
by McDonald, W.
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Table of Contents
Born in troublous times
Wesley in America
Wesley's religious experience
Wesley's labors
Wesley's persecutions
Wesley as a man, a preacher and a reformer
The closing scene
Christian perfection defined
How may this experience be obtained
is it a gradual or instantaneous work?
Heart purity not coetaneous with the new birth
Mr. Wesley taught that the Spirit witnessed to the experience to entire sanctification
Mr. Wesley believed that preaching Christian perfection, "strongly, constantly, explicitly," promoted the whole work of God
Mr. Wesley believed that the subject should be made a specialty
Mr. Wesley's advice to professors of holiness.
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