Its depth is unfathomable, for it goes deeper than we can see at present. Then another work of grace is needed, a subsequent work of grace. At this point we can only cry out to God and plead with him to remedy what he has newly acquainted us with about ourselves. Also a third, a fourth, a fortieth. The key to it all, said Wesley, is singlemindedness.
Human depravity is ever so varied.
Wesley gathers all of this up by saying that as God's Spirit discloses new depths and layers and extensions of sin in us, God also works in us a new desire for and a new capacity for self-forgetful love of God and neighbour. Plunged in the Godhead's deepest sea, And lost in Thine immensity. No vocabulary can finally do justice to having our petty self-concerns drowned in God's drenching depths. No vocabulary can do justice to a vision of God that is so bright and an experience of God so moving that words are forever inadequate. All, all that is in Thee.