The important thing? Not did you believe John (Calvin OR Wesley) But do you fully believe Jesus. – eab, 6/24/11
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The Important Thing?
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John Wesley – wrote, Jan. 25, 1738
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On this date, 1/25/1738, John Wesley is said to have penned in his journal, “I went to America to convert the Indians. But oh! Who shall convert me? I have a fair summer religion…But let death look me in the face, and my spirit is troubled.” He had come here as a “missionary.” (How many [...]
John Wesley – wrote, Feb. 11, 1779
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“Chance has no share in the government of the world. The Lord reigns, and disposes all things, strongly and sweetly, for the good of them that love Him.” John Wesley on this date, 2/11/1779, is said to have penned the above in a letter. Wesley the founder of Methodism was born 6/28/1703, at Epworth, [...]
Thomas Coke – landed, Nov 3, 1784
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Thomas Coke on this date, 11/3/1784, landed in New York City. He, at age 37, was the first Methodist bishop to come to what was then dubbed the “New World.” John Wesley had designated Coke to ordain the first Methodist elders and bishops here; one of the first ordained was none other than the minister [...]
John Wesley – wrote, Aug. 9, 1765
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“You have but one Pattern; follow Him inwardly and outwardly. If other believers will go step for step with you, well; but if not, follow Him!” John Wesley, on the date, 8/9/1765, is said to have written the above. Wesley, of course, was the Brit (along with his brother Charles and to some extent, [...]
John Wesley – penned, Jun. 11, 1739
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“I look on all the world as my parish; thus far I mean, that, in whatever part of it I am, I judge it meet, right, and my bounden duty, to declare unto all that are willing to hear, the glad tidings of salvation. “ John Wesley wrote this in his Journal on June 11, 1739.
John Wesley – converted to Christ, May 24, 1738
Posted in converted to Christ, today in history, uncategorized, tagged 1738, 5/21 Wesley, advocating holiness, appreciate the dramatic, “religious” yet unconverted, “strangely warmed”, ” they were reading some right things, before Wesley, Charles converted before John, converted to Jesus Christ, England, George Fox, had on England, heart purity, John and Charles, John Wesley, lasting influence the Wesleys, London, May 24th, our native needy land., religious man, They had Disciple with a capital “D, they were active in helping others, today in history, via Asbury, were not truly converted, Wesley felt his heart, Wesleyan in name on May 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Two hundred and seventy-one years ago this evening in London, England, a very religious man was converted to Jesus Christ. His name? John Wesley. On May 24th, 1738 (about 8:45 PM we are told) Wesley felt his heart “strangely warmed.” It would be difficult to find one, let alone two men, who were more “religious” [...]
Nicholas von Zinzendorf – death, May 9, 1760
Posted in died today, holy living, today in history, uncategorized, tagged 1700, 1760, a ransom paid, born at Dresden, Count Zinzendorf, died this date, dust of death, flaming worlds, from guilt and shame, From sin and fear, full atonement made, Germany, Herrnhut, holy, holy meek unspotted, Jesus, Jesus lived died, John Wesley, lamb, let the dead now hear, Lord Thy precious blood, mansion in the skies, meek, mercy seat of God, my Lord and God, Nicolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf, ocean shore, robe of Christ, ruined nature sinks, sands, sands upon the ocean shore, Saxony, Thy blood and righteousness, today in history, translated, unspotted Lamb on May 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
“Jesus, Thy Blood and Righteousness” (translated John Wesley) Jesus, Thy blood and righteousness My beauty are, my glorious dress; ’Midst flaming worlds, in these arrayed, With joy shall I lift up my head. Bold shall I stand in Thy great day; For who aught to my charge shall lay? Fully absolved through [...]
John Wesley – death, Mar. 2, 1791
Posted in died today, holy living, QQQuaint Quality Quotes, today in history, tagged are so far perfect as not to commit sin, babes in Christ, Christian perfection, died this date, edited his brother Charles’ hymns, Explanatory Notes on the NT, holiest of the ancient Jews, John Wesley, London, no more to expect any living man to be infallible, nor from mistake, not free from ignorance, not perfect in knowledge, Plain Account of Christian Perfection, preached thousands of sermons, Primitive Physick, sermon, sermon on Christian perfection, today in history, Wesley born 6/17/1703 on March 2, 2009 | 1 Comment »
[I] wrote and published the sermon on Christian perfection. In this I endeavoured to show, (1.) In what sense Christians are not, (2.) In what sense they are, perfect…St. John affirms expressly; and it cannot be disproved by the examples of the Old Testament. For what, if the holiest of the ancient Jews [...]
