The History of Methodism
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Wesley differs from me, and would engage you, I believe, in critical learning, which, though incidentally of use, is in nowise preferable to the other (practical divinity). I earnestly pray God to avert that great evil from you of engaging in trifling studies to the neglect of such as are absolutely necessary. I dare advise nothing.
God Almighty direct and bless you ! . . . Now in good ear- 170 British Methodism nest resolve to make religion the business of your life, for, after all, that is th...e one thing that, strictly speaking, is necessary, and all things else are comparatively little to the purposes of life." Then his mother's words become more pointed: "I heartily wish you would now enter upon a serious examination of yourself, that you may know whether you have a reasonable hope of salvation by Jesus Christ. If you have, the satisfaction of knowing it will abundantly re- ward your pains ; if you have not, you will find a more reason- able occasion for tears than can be met with in a tragedy." His father again cautioned him against taking up the ministry as a mere means of livelihood, adding that "the principal spring and motive .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wesley differs from me, and would engage you, I believe, in critical learning, which, though incidentally of use, is in nowise preferable to the other (practical divinity). I earnestly pray God to avert that great evil from you of engaging in trifling studies to the neglect of such as are absolutely necessary. I dare advise nothing.
God Almighty direct and bless you ! . . . Now in good ear- 170 British Methodism nest resolve to make religion the business of your life, for, after all, that is th...e one thing that, strictly speaking, is necessary, and all things else are comparatively little to the purposes of life." Then his mother's words become more pointed: "I heartily wish you would now enter upon a serious examination of yourself, that you may know whether you have a reasonable hope of salvation by Jesus Christ. If you have, the satisfaction of knowing it will abundantly re- ward your pains ; if you have not, you will find a more reason- able occasion for tears than can be met with in a tragedy." His father again cautioned him against taking up the ministry as a mere means of livelihood, adding that "the principal spring and motive .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hurst, John Fletcher, Bp., 1834-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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