History of Wesleyan Methodism volume 1
History of Wesleyan Methodism volume 1
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1. Because both the priests and the people were full as wicked in the Jewish church, and yet God never commanded the holy Israelites to separate from them. 2. Neither did our Lord command His disciples to separate from them; He rather commanded the contrary. 3. Hence it is clear tkat could not be the meaning of St. Paul's words, ' Come out from among them, and be ye separate. ' " This answer was followed by another question, the reply to which was evidently intended to prevent such discussions ...in future. " Q. Have we a right view of our work ? A. Perhaps not. It is not to take care of this or that Society, or to preach so many times ; but to save as many souls as BOOK II. CHAPTER V. 44-9 we can, to bring as many sinners as we can to repentance, ' and with all our power to build them up in that holiness, without which they cannot see the Lord. " ^ In August, 1777, George Lowe, afterwards a zealous and George Lowe useful Methodist minister, preached his first sermon. His preaches for simple account of the circumstance shows how the work of ^^^ God then progressed in the absence of those external things which are generally regarded as essential to order and pro- priety.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1. Because both the priests and the people were full as wicked in the Jewish church, and yet God never commanded the holy Israelites to separate from them. 2. Neither did our Lord command His disciples to separate from them; He rather commanded the contrary. 3. Hence it is clear tkat could not be the meaning of St. Paul's words, ' Come out from among them, and be ye separate. ' " This answer was followed by another question, the reply to which was evidently intended to prevent such discussions ...in future. " Q. Have we a right view of our work ? A. Perhaps not. It is not to take care of this or that Society, or to preach so many times ; but to save as many souls as BOOK II. CHAPTER V. 44-9 we can, to bring as many sinners as we can to repentance, ' and with all our power to build them up in that holiness, without which they cannot see the Lord. " ^ In August, 1777, George Lowe, afterwards a zealous and George Lowe useful Methodist minister, preached his first sermon. His preaches for simple account of the circumstance shows how the work of ^^^ God then progressed in the absence of those external things which are generally regarded as essential to order and pro- priety.
What to read after History of Wesleyan Methodism volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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