Wesley declares that he owed his conversion to the teaching of
Peter Bohler. What, then, exactly was that teaching? Bohler did
unconsciously the supreme work of his life during these few days
in London and at Oxford when he was conversing with Wesley. The
humble-minded Moravian, wise only in spiritual science, touches
Wesley--and then vanishes! But he helped to change the religious
history of England, little as he himself dreamed of it.--W.
H. FITCHETT, “Wesley and His Century.”
(1613)
=Influences=--See ENVIRONMENT.
=Information, Misleading=--See HOLDING THEIR OWN.
=Information, The Passion for=--See BOOK-STUDY.