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共 109 题- JAMES HERVEY.
- BENJAMIN INGHAM. JOHN GAMBOLD.
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- PREFACE.
- L. TYERMAN.
- THE OXFORD METHODISTS.
- THE FIRST OF THE OXFORD METHODISTS.
- ROBERT KIRKHAM.
- Twelve months after this, Wesley’s sister Martha wrote to him as follows:—
- WILLIAM MORGAN.
- This was done. Wesley writes:—
- Wesley continues:—
- WILLIAM MORGAN’S BROTHER.
- THE REV. JOHN CLAYTON, M.A., THE JACOBITE CHURCHMAN.
- Again,—
- Again,—
- In _Whitworth’s Magazine_ of September 23rd, 1746, we find the following:—
- Another letter, dated October 11, 1746, says:—
- The writer continues:—
- In a letter, dated December 9, 1746, Dr. Deacon writes:—
- Another extract must suffice:—
- At his next visit but one, Wesley writes:—
- REV. BENJAMIN INGHAM, THE YORKSHIRE EVANGELIST.
- He went to Adwalton, to hear Ingham preach; and remarked:—
- In 1740, Ingham wrote:—
- Again:—
- The writer thus concludes:—
- Doddridge’s answer was as follows:—
- Wesley writes,—
- Again:—
- REV. JOHN GAMBOLD, M.A., THE MORAVIAN BISHOP.
- Wesley adds:—
- Even this was not all. Only a fortnight later, Wesley wrote:—
- In another letter, dated July 28, 1771, he wrote:—
- REV. JAMES HERVEY, M.A., THE LITERARY PARISH-PRIEST.
- Taking Bristol on his way, he wrote as follows to Mr. Orchard:—
- And again, after he had left them:—
- TO MRS. ORCHARD.
- The following extract is in harmony with this:—
- In another letter, to Hervey himself, Whitefield says:—
- On November 8, 1749, Whitefield wrote:—
- An extract from another letter, by Whitefield, will be welcome:—
- Two months later Whitefield wrote again:—
- Concerning this visit by the great evangelist, Hervey wrote:—
- A wiser man than Lord Bolingbroke once wrote:—
- To another friend, a few days later, he wrote:—
- Writing, on the same subject, to Mr. Ryland, Hervey says:—
- Again, a few days later, to the same lady, Hervey wrote:—
- Again: _Aspasio_ says,—
- Seven days later, he wrote again:—
- In another letter, belonging to the same period, he writes:—
- Again;—
- Again;—
- A fortnight later, he wrote again:—
- The following letter, though long, is too important to be withheld:—
- Hervey’s brother, in the Preface, proceeds to say:—
- Mr. William Hervey adds:—
- REV. THOMAS BROUGHTON, M.A., THE FAITHFUL SECRETARY.
- And, again, in 1744, he writes, in his Journal:—
- OTHER OXFORD METHODISTS.
- REV. MR. BOYCE.
- REV. WILLIAM CHAPMAN.
- REV. CHARLES KINCHIN.
- REV. RICHARD HUTCHINS, D.D.
- REV. CHRISTOPHER ATKINSON.
- REV. JOHN WHITELAMB.
- Whitelamb was a steady student. “John Whitelamb,” wrote Wesley, in 1731,—
- REV. WESTLEY HALL.
- In an interjected note, Wesley says,—
- The following are the opening lines:—
- Love, the universal passion, is eulogized as follows:—
- ADDENDUM.
- FOOTNOTES
- TRANSLATIONS.
- ORIGINAL COMPOSITIONS.
- 2. Animadversions on the Letters on Theron and Aspasio.
- 3. A Plain Account of Faith in Jesus Christ.
- 5. The Law of Nature defended by Scripture.
- 6. The True Comer. By Colin Mackie.
- 7. Thoughts, on Letters to the Author of Theron and Aspasio.
- 10. Nymphas to Sosipater, remarking on the Letters on Theron and Aspasio.
- INDEX OF NAMES.
- A.
- B.
- C.
- D.
- E.
- F.
- G.
- H.
- I.
- J.
- K.
- L.
- M.
- N.
- O.
- P.
- R.
- S.
- T.
- V.
- W.
- Z.
- BY THE REV. LUKE TYERMAN,
- AUTHOR OF “THE LIFE OF REV. SAMUEL WESLEY.”
- The style is pleasant, easy, and intelligible.—_Boston Journal._
- No novel can excel this work for sustained interest.—_Central Advocate._
- PUBLISHED BY HARPER & BROTHERS, NEW YORK.