 | John Wesley - 1810 - 452 pages
...I admire the wisdom of God, in still raising up various preachers, according to the various tastes of men. The captain is all life and fire : therefore,...regular, yet many, who would not hear a better preacher, flock together to hear him : and many are convinced under his preaching ; some justified ; a few built... | |
 | 1863 - 1198 pages
...Establishment. and his word was with power. Wesley speaks of him in his Journals in the following terms : — " The captain is all life and fire ; therefore, although...he • is not deep or regular, yet many who would iiot hear a better preacher flock together to hear him. And many are convinced under his preaching... | |
 | John Wesley - 1826 - 476 pages
...I admire the wisdom of God, in still raising up various preachers, according to the various tastes of men. The captain is all life and fire : therefore,...regular, yet many, who would not hear a better preacher, flock together to hear him : and many are convinced under his preaching; some justified ; a few built... | |
 | John Wesley - 1827 - 510 pages
...I admire the wisdom of God, in still raising up various Preachers, according to the various tastes of men. The Captain is all life and fire ; therefore,...regular, yet many who would not hear a better Preacher, flock together to hear him -f and many are convinced under his preaching ; some justified ; a few built... | |
 | John Wesley - 1840 - 780 pages
...I admire the wisdom of God, in still raising up various preachers, according to the various tastes of men. The Captain is all life and fire : therefore,...regular, yet many who would not hear a better preacher, flock together to hear him. And*many are convinced under his preaching ; some justified ; a few built... | |
 | James Dixon - 1849 - 522 pages
...Foundery. I admire the wisdom of God in thus raising up various preachers, according to the various tastes of men. The captain is all life and fire ; therefore,...regular, yet many who would not hear a better preacher, flock to hear him. And many are convinced under his preaching, some justified, a few built up in love."... | |
 | James Dixon - 1849 - 466 pages
...Foundry. I admire the wisdom of God in thus raising up various preachers, according to the various tastes of men. The captain is all life and fire; therefore,...regular, yet many who would not hear a better preacher, flock to hear him. And many are convinced under his preaching, some justified, a few built up in love."—"... | |
 | John Wesley - 1856 - 772 pages
...I admire the wisdom of God, in still raising up various preachers, according to the various tastes of men. The Captain is all life and fire : therefore,...regular, yet many who would not hear a better preacher, flock together to hear him. And many are convinced under his preaching ; some justified ; a few built... | |
 | John Wesley - 1856 - 770 pages
...I admire the wisdom of God, in still raising up various preachers, according to the various tastes of men. The Captain is all life and fire : therefore,...regular, yet many who would not hear a better preacher, flock together to hear him. And many are convinced under his preaching ; some justified ; a few built... | |
 | Joseph Beaumont Wakeley - 1858 - 642 pages
..." I admire the wisdom of God in still raising up various preachers, according to the various tastes of men. The captain is all life and fire; therefore,...regular, yet many who would not hear a better preacher, flock together to hear him, and many are convinced under his preaching, some justified, a few built... | |
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I admire the wisdom of God, in still raising up various preachers, according to the various tastes of men. The captain is all life and fire : therefore, although he is not deep or regular, yet many, who would not hear a better preacher, flock together... 
