Charles Wesley and His ColleaguesPublic Affairs Press, 1957 - Всего страниц: 221 |
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... leave was always esteemed a capital offense . " For some years we went on very well . Never were children in better order . Never were children better disposed to piety or in more subjection to their parents , till that fatal dispersion ...
... leave was always esteemed a capital offense . " For some years we went on very well . Never were children in better order . Never were children better disposed to piety or in more subjection to their parents , till that fatal dispersion ...
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... leave to show him his sins . " In one case he refused , when requested , to promise to refrain from preaching ; in another he refused to leave town until his character was completely cleared . When accused of treason because he had ...
... leave to show him his sins . " In one case he refused , when requested , to promise to refrain from preaching ; in another he refused to leave town until his character was completely cleared . When accused of treason because he had ...
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... leave the Church , God would leave them . Again at the 1778 Conference he advised all his friends to keep to the " old ship ” , as Charles called the Church . He guided the 1780 Conference to declare : " We shall agree that none , who ...
... leave the Church , God would leave them . Again at the 1778 Conference he advised all his friends to keep to the " old ship ” , as Charles called the Church . He guided the 1780 Conference to declare : " We shall agree that none , who ...
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