The Journal of John Wesley
John Wesley
About this book
John Wesley's journal — his missionary work, field preaching, and the rise of Methodism (CCEL edition).
- 40 Chapters
- 155,570 words
- ≈ 1197 min
- English
Table of Contents
1The first entry in Wesley's Journal is that of October 14, 1735. But the following letter,2The first entry in Wesley's Journal is that of October 14, 1735. But the following letter,3"I Felt my Heart Strangely Warmed"4"I Felt my Heart Strangely Warmed"5Wales; Experience with Demons6Wales; Experience with Demons7with Whitefield; Curious Interruptions; The Mother of the Wesleys8with Whitefield; Curious Interruptions; The Mother of the Wesleys9the Scilly Isles; Natural Amphitheater at Gwennap; Wesley in Danger10the Scilly Isles; Natural Amphitheater at Gwennap; Wesley in Danger11Wesley's Protest against Ungodliness12Wesley's Protest against Ungodliness13Lawlessness14Lawlessness15Wesley Burned in Effigy; Wesley as an Editor16Wesley Burned in Effigy; Wesley as an Editor17His Illness and Recovery18His Illness and Recovery19Premonitions; A Dream20Premonitions; A Dream21Travelers; Wesley and the French Prisoners22Travelers; Wesley and the French Prisoners23Declarations; the Speaking Statue; Wesley's Pentecost24Declarations; the Speaking Statue; Wesley's Pentecost25for Methodists"; Exhausting Days; Whitefield26for Methodists"; Exhausting Days; Whitefield27to Parents; Wesley's Opinion of Mary Queen of Scots28to Parents; Wesley's Opinion of Mary Queen of Scots29Geology; Swedenborg, and Riding Horseback; Gwennap and 20,00030Geology; Swedenborg, and Riding Horseback; Gwennap and 20,00031At 70, Wesley Preaches to 30,000 People32At 70, Wesley Preaches to 30,000 People33Newton; Wesley and the American War34Newton; Wesley and the American War35Lorg George Gordon36Lorg George Gordon37Holland; Incidents in Scotland38Holland; Incidents in Scotland39of Lords; His Reasons for his Long Life; "How is the Tide Turned;"40of Lords; His Reasons for his Long Life; "How is the Tide Turned;"