The Works of the Rev. John Wesley, Vol. 01 (of 32)

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THE CONTENTS Of the F IRST V OLUME .

To the READER.

THE PREFACE.

SERMON I. 1 SALVATION BY FAITH.

SERMON II. 2 THE ALMOST CHRISTIAN.

SERMON III. 6

SERMON IV. 15 SCRIPTURAL CHRISTIANITY.

SERMON V. JUSTIFICATION BY FAITH.

SERMON VI. THE RIGHTEOUSNESS OF FAITH.

SERMON VII.

SERMON VIII. THE FIRST-FRUITS OF THE SPIRIT.

SERMON IX. THE SPIRIT OF BONDAGE AND OF ADOPTION.

SERMON X. THE WITNESS OF THE SPIRIT.

SERMON XI. THE WITNESS OF THE SPIRIT.

SERMON XII. THE WITNESS OF OUR OWN SPIRIT.

SERMON XIII. ON SIN IN BELIEVERS.

SERMON XIV. THE REPENTANCE OF BELIEVERS.

SERMON XV. 28 THE GREAT ASSIZE:

SERMON XVI. THE MEANS OF GRACE.

Footnotes.

Transcriber's Notes.

Transcriber’s Notes

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THE

WORKS

OF THE

Rev. JOHN WESLEY, M. A.

Late Fellow of Lincoln-College, OXFORD.


VOLUME I.


BRISTOL:

Printed by WILLIAM PINE, in Wine-Street.

MDCCLXXI.


                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                           

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