John Wesley and George Whitefield in Scotland
Overview
Largely written with data collected from the journals of John Wesley and George Whitefield, John Wesley and George Whitefield in Scotland is a narrative of the visits of these two well-known evangelists to the country of Scotland. Documenting the travels and the subsequent effects of those journeys on the Church of Scotland, this resource also details the Methodist Revival in Scotland, and is a historically significant documentation of God's work in the Church of Scotland during that time period.
Top Highlights
“ a thorough inward change of nature, a divine life, a participation of Jesus Christ, and union of the soul with God” (Page 11)
“a still increasing conformity of heart and life to the pattern of our most holy Redeemer” (Page 3)
“Such is Whitefield’s testimony, and there can be no doubt that Scougal’s remarkable book was instrumental in creating an epoch-making influence in his spiritual life.” (Page 10)
“that ‘true religion was a union of the soul with God, and Christ formed within us,’” (Page 8)
Reading the life of such a great saint—this Christ-loving, gospel-centered minister—has served to rekindle my passion for the gospel and rejuvenate the love of God in my soul more than once.
—Online Reviewer
- Title: John Wesley and George Whitefield in Scotland
- Author: D. Butler
- Publisher: William Blackwood
- Publication Date: 1898
- Pages: 320