The Heart of John Wesley's Journal

John Wesley

Christian Biography
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Selections from the journal of John Wesley.

Chapters 93
  1. work, but meeting with meager success, he returned to β‰ˆ 9 min
  2. with the first edition of his Journal, precedes it, as it β‰ˆ 4 min
  3. of Queen's College, Oxford; Mr. Charles Delamotte, son β‰ˆ 4 min
  4. Mr. Oglethorpe, of the unequal distribution of the water β‰ˆ 27 min
  5. an acccunt of our year's expense, from March 1, 1736, to β‰ˆ 25 min
  6. and steersman, were present both at the morning and β‰ˆ 20 min
  7. should converse with. β‰ˆ 2 min
  8. indulging myself in any the least levity of behaviour, or β‰ˆ 2 min
  9. glory of God; in particular, not to talk of worldly β‰ˆ 2 min
  10. glory of God; thanking God every moment for all I do β‰ˆ 27 min
  11. fully employed ; between our own society in Fetter Lane, β‰ˆ 2 min
  12. Whitefield there. I could scarce reconcile myself at first β‰ˆ 53 min
  13. evening came to Oxford, where I spent the two following β‰ˆ 10 min
  14. by Mr. Whitefield, having been printed without either β‰ˆ 2 min
  15. distributed among those that wanted most. β‰ˆ 2 min
  16. for the relief of the poor and sick. β‰ˆ 15 min
  17. plaining at Long Lane, "' He that committeth sin is of β‰ˆ 3 min
  18. companies or classesβ€”about twelve in each class. And β‰ˆ 3 min
  19. 3. That one person in each class should receive the β‰ˆ 54 min
  20. Epworth I overtook one who immediately accosted me β‰ˆ 40 min
  21. raising his arm to strike, on a sudden let it drop, and β‰ˆ 2 min
  22. had known it (which the mob doubtless thought I did), β‰ˆ 2 min
  23. ing word, or call me by any opprobrious name what- β‰ˆ 12 min
  24. Wednesday, 20, in the afternoon, met my brother in β‰ˆ 2 min
  25. (and sometimes mentioned it to others), that ten thou- β‰ˆ 51 min
  26. and set out with Mr. Downes and Mr. Shepherd. But β‰ˆ 3 min
  27. returned from the north, and I prepared to supply his β‰ˆ 17 min
  28. bridge. About ten o'clock we were met by a loaded β‰ˆ 29 min
  29. waited more than four hours at the passage; by which β‰ˆ 27 min
  30. and Mr. Whitefield preached. How wise is God in β‰ˆ 39 min
  31. letter from Dr. Isham, then the rector of our college, β‰ˆ 12 min
  32. preaching at West Street in the afternoon, there was one β‰ˆ 38 min
  33. On Wednesday, 2, I set out in the machine and the β‰ˆ 7 min
  34. take the Derbyshire road to Manchester. We baited at an β‰ˆ 22 min
  35. preached in the evening to such a congregation as I β‰ˆ 29 min
  36. and spent an hour with a poor backslider of London, β‰ˆ 24 min
  37. rejoiced over the school, which is at length what I have β‰ˆ 10 min
  38. the old church (Liverpool) in the morning, and at St. β‰ˆ 31 min
  39. with a message from the Lord, to tell me, I was laying β‰ˆ 2 min
  40. Irish ; the murderer only paid a small fine to the Chief β‰ˆ 2 min
  41. forty years, from 1600 to 1641, the general massacre, β‰ˆ 12 min
  42. " To the Editor of the London Chronicle. β‰ˆ 2 min
  43. himself ill-used, the cause is immediately referred to β‰ˆ 2 min
  44. advantageous it might be to the keeper, as well as the β‰ˆ 2 min
  45. play, but dress themselves as clean as they can, to β‰ˆ 27 min
  46. congregation at Wrestlingworth, we rode on to Harston. β‰ˆ 27 min
  47. usual, I judged it needful to make the more haste; so I β‰ˆ 17 min
  48. and preached to a more numerous and serious congre- β‰ˆ 15 min
  49. on one side only: 3. That a single question took up β‰ˆ 29 min
  50. 1765. Tues. January 1.β€”This week I wrote an β‰ˆ 7 min
  51. He breathes nothing but peace and love. Bigotry cannot β‰ˆ 2 min
  52. much as to place or displace a steward. 5. Neither I, β‰ˆ 14 min
  53. entering into the lists with him. The letter I wrote β‰ˆ 10 min
  54. Marshalsea, whose case appeared to be uncommon. He β‰ˆ 12 min
  55. years old, herself but four-and-twenty) from the pressing β‰ˆ 2 min
  56. contrived that murder, in order to charge it upon her; β‰ˆ 12 min
  57. profitable hour with Mr. Whitefield, in calling to mind β‰ˆ 7 min
  58. to this? I mean, 2. A heart and life all devoted to β‰ˆ 2 min
  59. going too far? I mean, 5. Walking uniformly as β‰ˆ 7 min
  60. met together; it was a most solemn season. As we β‰ˆ 31 min
  61. Deptford, a kind of funeral sermon for Mr. Whitefield. β‰ˆ 15 min
  62. Dr. S , the oldest acquaintance I now have. He is β‰ˆ 31 min
  63. our covenant with God. β‰ˆ 26 min
  64. of New-York, to let her take my effigy in wax-work, She β‰ˆ 22 min
  65. Mr. Gordon's curious garden at Mile-end, the like of β‰ˆ 10 min
  66. met together in London, in order to renew our covenant β‰ˆ 4 min
  67. Isles." It is a very curious book, wrote with admirable β‰ˆ 10 min
  68. our covenant with God. It wasa solemn season, wherein β‰ˆ 14 min
  69. national fast; and it was observed with due solemnity. β‰ˆ 7 min
  70. and Scotland; the lovely weather continuing, such as β‰ˆ 9 min
  71. Lewisham, to prepare matter (who would believe it) for β‰ˆ 15 min
  72. a concert of my nephews. But I was a little out of my β‰ˆ 15 min
  73. to Macclesfield just time enough to assist Mr. Simpson β‰ˆ 10 min
  74. four of the aldermen; and, 5. The genuine, unaffected β‰ˆ 2 min
  75. Sunday, 5. We met to renew our covenant with God. β‰ˆ 31 min
  76. deeply attentive congregation. It was a solemn and β‰ˆ 5 min
  77. may it be the best year of my life! Sunday, 2. A larger β‰ˆ 7 min
  78. the Life of Sir William Penn, a wise and good man. But β‰ˆ 5 min
  79. in the morning, to an unusually large congregation. We β‰ˆ 25 min
  80. well, at land or at sea, since I was born ? β‰ˆ 2 min
  81. well, at land or at sea, since I was born ? β‰ˆ 2 min
  82. ever I feel myself almost worn out, I call it, and it β‰ˆ 2 min
  83. risen at four in the morning ? β‰ˆ 2 min
  84. for above fifty years ? β‰ˆ 2 min
  85. so little sorrow, or anxious careP β‰ˆ 5 min
  86. in any point of doctrine. 3. That we have in a course β‰ˆ 5 min
  87. my life, according to some of those prophecies, I hope β‰ˆ 5 min
  88. accept of the assistance of lay preachers: and, in a few β‰ˆ 3 min
  89. to a lovely congregation, many of whom have not left β‰ˆ 3 min
  90. afternoon, to a very numerous congregation, on, '" The β‰ˆ 2 min
  91. from head to foot. My eyes are dim; my right hand β‰ˆ 31 min
  92. visits to, 122, 124, 149, 249 Ferguson, Mr., acquaintance with, β‰ˆ 19 min
  93. Madeley encouragement of, 112, I19, β‰ˆ 41 min
AuthorJohn Wesley
LanguageEnglish
EraModern
CategoriesChristian Biography Β· Christian Classics
Length93 chapters Β· β‰ˆ 21 h 33 min read
FormatsWeb Book Β· PDF

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