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共 68 段- “REVEREND AND VERY DEAR BROTHER,――I heartily rejoice at the
- “The converts are all made in this manner. First, they becom
- “I acknowledge, that such language was too harsh; but Mr. Hu
- “I am enabled to preach twice daily, and find I walk in ligh
- It is a fact of great importance, and which must always be b
- Such is Whitefield’s own account of the second conference of
- “Several of our brethren, both in England and Wales, have
- “I had great expectations from the Methodists and Moravians;
- “I immediately called all to join in prayer, in which I bles
- These are fair specimens of the scolding of this zealous def
- “SIR,――It has been often upon my mind to write to you since
- “After the strictest enquiry, I cannot find that any one
- One of his publications, issued in 1742, was entitled, “Enth
- Wigglesworth next attacks Whitefield respecting his Orphan H
- “Good Mr. P――――[123] told me I should be very shortly favour
- “Many have applied to me to erect a public school, and to ta
- “Blessed be God for the good effected by your ministry at
- “HONOURED SIR,――Will you permit a young soldier of Jesus Chr
- Howell Harris was a glorious evangelist; but, somehow, he ha
- Similar resolutions were adopted by the Synod of Lothian and
- Besides these “honourable women not a few,” there were also
- “These are doctrines as diametrically opposite to the Church
- It was as impossible as it was undesirable, for Whitefield t
- On January 5, at the Tabernacle, Whitefield preached a sermo
- “When I heard of the academy, I told Mr. B―――― that I though
- Though Whitefield had been four months from home, the time h
- From April 11th, to May 24th, when he arrived in Dublin, not
- Two or three days after writing this, Whitefield set out for
- The hymns are a hundred and seventy in number, besides sever
- Whitefield’s “letter” created almost as great a sensation as
- On leaving Newcastle, Whitefield continued to visit towns an
- “As yet, I have not been on shore, but expect to go to-morro
- It has been already stated, that, about the year 1750, Georg
- About the middle of the month of June, Whitefield set out on
- The Dean of Westminster, who, in some capacity, claimed some
- “Such a scene, at such a juncture, and under such a governme
- Tottenham Court Road chapel has a history well worthy of bei
- “London, November 17, 1756. At Tottenham Court chapel, we ha
- “The infinitely condescending Jesus still vouchsafes to foll
- “MOST REVEREND AND DEAR SIR,――Through grace, the fields are
- These remarkable meetings seem to have been concluded on Tue
- At the period when Whitefield was visiting Earl Ferrers in t
- “What a monstrous piece of inhumanity are we venerators of
- “If you set up for a copy of St. Paul (as it is observed you
- “MY DEAR FRIEND,――Do meet me to-morrow, at one o’clock, at
- “For some weeks, I was enabled to preach once a day when in
- “REV. AND DEAR SIR,――Your kind letter, dated in January last
- Six days after this, he was at Bristol, in “a fine commodiou
- Not unfrequently was Whitefield accused of disloyalty. From
- “For several days, Mr. Whitefield kept me in suspense. At
- “Gloucester, June 10, 1767. Blessed be God, I am got on this
- Whitefield then suggests that the Orphan House estate, which
- “At eleven, public service began. The bereaved relations sat
- Then, in 1769, before Whitefield sailed for America, there w
- “The Rev. Mr. George Whitefield having sent over proper work
- “Mutual Christian love will not permit you, and those in
- “We find that the whole of the sums expended on account of
- While travelling this “five hundred miles’ circuit,” Whitefi
- Jesse Lee, in his “History of the American Methodists,” (pag
- The news of Whitefield’s death reached London on November 5.
- “I deem myself happy in thus publicly avowing the inexpressi
- This, written by one so well acquainted with the history of
- Newbury (America), i. 416; ii. 175, 336.
- 78 – Doddridge’s Correspondence, vol. iv., p. 289.
- 202 – The following jottings, respecting Whitefield’s visit,
- 332 – When he had a chance, Wesley reciprocated this. Under
- Mr. West’s residence was in Southampton Place, but
- 695 – _Methodist Recorder_, Dec. 27, 1867.