John Wesley and his doctrine
By: by W. McDonald
Publisher: Christian Witness Co.
Published: 1903
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 149
Copyright date: 1893
Subjects: Teachings
Table of contents: title: Born in troublous times; title: Wesley in America; title: Wesley's religious experience; title: Wesley's labors; title: Wesley's persecutions; title: Wesley as a man, a preacher and a reformer; title: The closing scene; title: Christian perfection defined; title: How may this experience be obtained; title: is it a gradual or instantaneous work?; title: Heart purity not coetaneous with the new birth; title: Mr. Wesley taught that the Spirit witnessed to the experience to entire sanctification; title: Mr. Wesley believed that preaching Christian perfection, "strongly, constantly, explicitly," promoted the whole work of God; title: Mr. Wesley believed that the subject should be made a specialty; title: Mr. Wesley's advice to professors of holiness.