Author

John Wesley

78 books

Books

  1. A Plain Account of Christian Perfection (Foundations of Faith) 1844
  2. John Wesley's Sermons: An Anthology 1959
  3. How To Pray: The Best of John Wesley on Prayer 2008
75 more
  1. Primitive physick 1747
  2. The Journal of John Wesley 1789
  3. Sermons on several occasions 1746
  4. The works of John Wesley 1958
  5. The journal of the Rev. John Wesley 1761
  6. The Holy Spirit and Power 1977
  7. The Works of John Wesley (7 Volumes) 1774
  8. Christian perfection 1741
  9. Explanatory notes upon the New Testament 1755
  10. Primitive physic 1770
  11. Primitive physic 1781
  12. Free onlineFree
    Thoughts Upon Slavery 1774
  13. A collection of hymns for the use of the people church ofgod 1779
  14. Hymns and sacred poems 1739
  15. Predestination Calmly Considered 2012
  16. Wesley's 52 Standard Sermons 1988
  17. John and Charles Wesley 1981
  18. Through the year with Wesley 1983
  19. The nature, design, and general rules, of the United Societies 1743
  20. The works of the Rev. John Wesley 1771
  21. The Heart of John Wesley's Journal 1903
  22. Rev. John Wesley's valuable primitive remedies, or, An easy and natural method of curing most diseases 1880
  23. John Wesley Reader On Eschatology 2011
  24. HOW TO LIVE A LIFE OF PRAYER 2018
  25. Songs and sermons 1997
  26. John Wesleys Theology a Collection from His Works 1982
  27. Entire sanctification attainable in this life 1898
  28. The nature of salvation 1987
  29. The nature of spiritual growth 1977
  30. The principles of a Methodist farther explained 1746

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