John Wesley And the Religious Societies
John Wesley And the Religious Societies
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' He replied ' I do not ; the world may call me what they please. ' The clerk rejoined, ' Well, sir, it is a pity the people should go away without preaching. You may preach. ' Having received this permission, he preached to the congregation on good works. Among the churches still open to the Wesleys in London and its neighbourhood there were two in which it seemed that their ministry would continue to be welcomed Bexley and Islington. But clouds were gathering over each of these places. When C...harles Wesley arrived in Bexley he expected to join the little Society which had been formed there. He found, however, that Mr. Piers, through dread of the world's ^ Journal, ii. , loo n.
234 CONFLICTS WITH THE LAW threatenings, had left ofi the meeting on Wednesday night. However, he stayed until Sunday, when he expected to preach. It was then that the pulpit was refused him, ' through fear of man, ' Mr. Piers alleging ' tenderness to his flock. ' Charles Wesley's temper was touched, and he plainly told his friend that if he so rejected his testimony he would come to see him no more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' He replied ' I do not ; the world may call me what they please. ' The clerk rejoined, ' Well, sir, it is a pity the people should go away without preaching. You may preach. ' Having received this permission, he preached to the congregation on good works. Among the churches still open to the Wesleys in London and its neighbourhood there were two in which it seemed that their ministry would continue to be welcomed Bexley and Islington. But clouds were gathering over each of these places. When C...harles Wesley arrived in Bexley he expected to join the little Society which had been formed there. He found, however, that Mr. Piers, through dread of the world's ^ Journal, ii. , loo n.
234 CONFLICTS WITH THE LAW threatenings, had left ofi the meeting on Wednesday night. However, he stayed until Sunday, when he expected to preach. It was then that the pulpit was refused him, ' through fear of man, ' Mr. Piers alleging ' tenderness to his flock. ' Charles Wesley's temper was touched, and he plainly told his friend that if he so rejected his testimony he would come to see him no more.
What to read after John Wesley And the Religious Societies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Smith Simon to read onlineMoreLess
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