Life of John Wesley
Life of John Wesley
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I desire neither my dreams nor my wak- ing thoughts to be at all regarded, unless just so far as they agree with the oracles of God. ' " Happy in his work, notwithstanding all its hard- ships and all its dangers, and happy in the love of God that burned brightly in his soul, the opinions of men of the world were of little moment to him. . His constant cheerfulness under all his trials was. Proverbial. He writes to his friend Blackwell, while on a journey: "1 am content with whatever entertainme...nt I meet with, and my companions are always in good humor, 'because they are with me. ' This must be the spirit of all who take journeys with me. If a dinner ill dressed, a hard bed, a poor room, a shower of rain, or a dirty road, will put them out of humor, it lays a burden upon me greater than all the rest put together. By the grace of God, I never fi-et ; I repine at nothing ; I am discontented with nothing. And to have per- sons at my ear fretting and murmuring at every thing, is like tearing the flesh off my bones.
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I desire neither my dreams nor my wak- ing thoughts to be at all regarded, unless just so far as they agree with the oracles of God. ' " Happy in his work, notwithstanding all its hard- ships and all its dangers, and happy in the love of God that burned brightly in his soul, the opinions of men of the world were of little moment to him. . His constant cheerfulness under all his trials was. Proverbial. He writes to his friend Blackwell, while on a journey: "1 am content with whatever entertainme...nt I meet with, and my companions are always in good humor, 'because they are with me. ' This must be the spirit of all who take journeys with me. If a dinner ill dressed, a hard bed, a poor room, a shower of rain, or a dirty road, will put them out of humor, it lays a burden upon me greater than all the rest put together. By the grace of God, I never fi-et ; I repine at nothing ; I am discontented with nothing. And to have per- sons at my ear fretting and murmuring at every thing, is like tearing the flesh off my bones.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by B W Beverly Waugh Bond to read onlineMoreLess
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