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"Fifth Seal Authors" 1730-1880
"The Teaching of Sanctification with clarity was restored". The Doctrines of
Repentance & Justification are preached with greater light from the word
of God. The Evening Light was only 150 years away.
Just as in the 4th Seal, man rule again was rejected.
"
Believe nothing they say, unless it is clearly confirmed by passages of
holy writ. Wholly reject whatsoever differs there from, whatever is not
confirmed thereby"
by
John Wesley
This time also was a
time of great sacrifice for individuals who sold all they had
for the Kingdom. We do not yet have all of the books that we
need to document this time in Church History but, these men
traveled across the globe by boat, traveled the land by
horseback and foot. John Wesley preached on an average from 2-3
messages per day. He would preach his first message at 5:00a.m.,
his second around 11:00 and then his third around 5:00 p.m. He
and his fellow Methodist were stoned, beaten, clubbed and hurt
by "Christians" of their day. They were thrown out of the
Reformed Churches for their beliefs because they were too
fanatical. John Wesley was used of God to bring a revival within
the hearts of the world in his time and to reaffirm the doctrine
of the Second Work of Grace. The sad reality is this! We say
that we are near the brink of Eternity. Some even believe that
they are the only hope for the entire world! Do we really
believe it? Will they stand up and judge us and our efforts to
win a lost a dying world as in comparison to what they were able
to accomplish on horseback?
Necessity of Prayer/ By E M Bounds
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Possibilities of Prayer/ By E. M. Bounds
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Fletcher
Power through Prayer/ By E. M. Bounds
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Purpose in Prayer/ By E. M. Bounds
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Wesley John/Wesley John/A Sermon Index.rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Christian Perfection.doc
Wesley John/Wesley John/Salvation By Faith Sermon 1.rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Witness of the Spirit Discourse I Sermon 10.rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Witness of the Spirit Discourse II Sermon 11.rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Witness of Our Own Spirit Sermon 12.rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/On Sin in Believers Sermon 13.rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/The Repentance of Believers Sermon 14.rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/The Last Judgment Sermon 15.rtf
E. M Bounds
Wesley John/Wesley John/The Means of Grace Sermon 16.rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Circumcision of the Heart Sermon 17.rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/The Mark of the New Birth Sermon 18.rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/The Almost Christian Sermon
2.rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/The Lord Our Righteousness Sermon 20.rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 21.Sermon on the Mount 1 rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 22 Sermon on the Mount 2 .rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 23.Sermon on the Mount 3 rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 24.Seron on the Mount 4 rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 25.Sermon on the Mount 5 rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 26.Sermon on the Mount 6 rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 27.Sermon on the Mount 7rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 28.Sermon on the Mount 8 rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 29.Sermon on the Mount 9 rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 3.Awake, thou that Sleepest rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 30.Sermon on the Mount 10 rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 31.Sermon on the Mount 11 rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 32.Sermon on the Mount 12 rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 33.Sermon on the Mount 13 rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 34.THE
ORIGINAL, NATURE, PROPERTY, AND USE OF THE LAW
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 35.The Law Established Thru Faith 1 rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 36.The Law Established Thru Faith 2 rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 37.The Nature of Enthusiasm, rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 38.A Caution of Against Bigotry rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 39 Catholic Spirit tf John
Wesley
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 4.Scriptuial Christianity rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 40.Christian Perfection rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 41.Wandering Thoughts rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 42.Satans Devices rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 43.The Scripture Way Of Salvation rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 44.Origianl Sin rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 45.The New Birth
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 46.The Wilderness State
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 47.Heaviness Thru Manifold Temptations
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Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 48.Self Denial rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 49.The Curse of Evil Speaking rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 5.Justificitation By Faith rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 50.The Use of Money rtf
Charles Wesley
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 51.The Good Steward rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 52.Who Will Rise Up With Me Against the
Wicked rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 53.On the Death of the Mr. George
Whitfield rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 54.On Eternity rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 55.On the Trinity rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 56. God's Approbation of His Work rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 57.On the Fall of Man rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 58 On Predestination .rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 59 Gods Love to Fallen Man. rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 6.The Righteousness by Faith rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 60.The General Deliverance rtf
"If it is this which distinguishes men from beasts, -- that they are
creatures capable of God, capable of knowing and loving and enjoying
him; then whoever is "without God in the world," whoever does not know
or love or enjoy God, and is not careful about the matter, does, in
effect, disclaim the nature of man, and degrade himself into a beast."
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 61.The Mystery of Iniquity rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 62.The End of Christ's Coming rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 63.The General Spread of the Gospel rtf;
"however Luther may affirm, that a revival of religion never lasts above
a generation, -- that is, thirty years; (whereas the present revival has
already continued above fifty;) or however prophets of evil may say,
"All will be at an end when the first instruments are removed." There
will then, very probably, be a great shaking; but I cannot induce myself
to think that God has wrought so glorious a work, to let it sink and die
away in a few years. No: I trust, this is only the beginning of a far
greater work; the dawn of "the latter day glory."
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 64.The New Creation rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 65.The Duty of Reproving our Neighbor rtf
"I have now only a few words to add unto you, my brethren, who
are vulgarly called "Methodists." I never heard or read of any
considerable revival of religion which was not attended with a spirit of
reproving. I believe it cannot be otherwise; for what is faith, unless
it worketh by love? Thus it was in every part of England when the
present revival of religion began about fifty years ago: All the
subjects of that revival, -- all the Methodists, so called, in every
place, were reprovers of outward sin".
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 66. The Signs of the Times rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 67.On Divine Providence rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 68.The Wisdom of Gods Counsels rtf
"But this little stone being chosen of God, soon grew into a great
mountain; and increased more and more, till it had covered a
considerable part of Europe. Yet even before Luther was called home, the
love of many was waxed cold. The observing this was supposed to be the
occasion of that illness (a fit of the stone) whereof Luther died; after
uttering these melancholy words: "I have spent my strength for nought!
Those who are called by my name, are, it is true, reformed in opinions
and modes of worship; but in their hearts and lives, in their tempers
and practice, they are not a jot better than the Papists!"
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 69.The Imperfection of Human Knowledge
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"And who cares for thousands, myriads, if not millions, of the
wretched Africans? Are not whole droves of these poor sheep (human, if
not rational beings!) continually driven to market, and sold, like
cattle, into the vilest bondage, without any hope of deliverance but by
death?"
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 70. The Case of Reason Impartially
Considered rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 8.The First Fruits of the Spirit rtf
Wesley John/Wesley John/Sermon 9.The Spirit of Bondage and of Adoption
CLAVIS BIBLICA text
by Dr. Adam Clarke
Adam
Clark: Saint, Scholar, and Preacher
Fifty Years in the Church of Rome: Charles Chiniquy
The
Works of John Fletcher
668 Total Pages
1833
"NEW"
History
of Protestantism Vol 1 James Aitken Wylie,
LL.D
History of Protestantism Vol 2 James Aitken Wylie,
LL.D
History of Protestantism Vol 3 James Aitken Wylie,
LL.D
Entire Sanctification Adam Clark
"The whole design of
God was to restore man to his image, and raise him from the ruins of his
fall; in a word, to make him perfect; to blot out all his sins, purify
his soul, and fill him with all holiness, so that no unholy temper, evil
desire, or impure affection or passion shall either lodge or have any
being within him. This and this only is true religion, or Christian
perfection; and a less salvation than this would be dishonourable to the
sacrifice of Christ and the operation of the Holy Ghost.... Call it by
what name we please, it must imply the pardon of all transgression and
the removal of the whole body of sin and death.... This, then, is what I
plead for, pray for, and heartily recommend to all true believers, under
the name of Christian perfection."
The Way of Salvation Charles G Finney
Charles Finney
Adam Clarke Commentary
1837
Sinners in the Hand of An Angry God Jonathan Edwards
Your wickedness makes you as it were heavy as lead, and to
tend downwards with great weight and pressure towards hell; and if God
should let you go, you would immediately sink and swiftly descend and
plunge into the bottomless gulf, and your healthy constitution, and your
own care and prudence, and best contrivance, and all your righteousness,
would have no more influence to uphold you and keep you out of hell,
than a spider's web would have to stop a falling rock."
Wicked Men Useful In Their Destruction Only Jonathan Edwards
Safety, Fulness, and
Sweet Refreshment in Christ Jonathan Edwards
Pardon For The Greatest Sinners Jonathan Edwards
"Sin is
the very evil which he came into the world to remedy: therefore he will
not object to any man that he is very sinful. The more sinful he is, the
more need of Christ.–The sinfulness of man was the reason of Christ's
coming into the world; this is the very misery from which he came to
deliver men."
God Glorified In Man's Dependence Jonathan Edwards
"It
is a more glorious effect of power to make that holy that was so
depraved, and under the dominion of sin, than to confer holiness on that
which before had nothing of the contrary. It is a more glorious work of
power to rescue a soul out of the hands of the devil, and from the
powers of darkness, and to bring it into a state of salvation, than to
confer holiness where there was no prepossession or opposition."
The Manner in Which the Salvation of the Soul is to be Sought
Jonathan Edwards
The Vain Self-Flatteries of the Sinner
Jonathan Edwards
"Some
sinners flatter themselves that they are already converted. They sit
down and rest in a false hope, persuading themselves that all their sins
are pardoned; that God loves them; that they shall go to heaven when
they die; and that they need trouble themselves no more: Revelation iii.
17. "Because thou sayest, I am rich, and increased with goods, and have
need of nothing; and knowest not that thou art wretched, and miserable,
and poor, and blind, and naked."
Samuel Clark Precious Bible Promises
Jonathan Edwards
Christ's
Agony Jonathan Edwards
The Excellency of Christ
Jonathan Edwards
The Future Punishment of
the Wicked Unavoidable and Intolerable Jonathan Edwards
THE JUSTICE OF GOD IN
THE DAMNATION OF SINNERS Jonathan Edwards
The
Way Of Holiness With Notes By the Way by Phoebe Palmer 1843
257 Pages
Holiness Classics Library Link
to works by John & Charles Wesley, and John Fletcher. Also numerous 5th
Seal Authors on Sanctification: A Second Work of Grace
The
Life Rowland Hill Minister
The
Illustrated History of Methodism
The
Work of God in Great Britian
China's
Millions
The men who handed in this protest
did not wish to create a mere void.
If they disowned the creed
and threw off the yoke of Rome,
it was that they might plant a purer faith
and restore the government of a higher Law.
They replaced the authority of the Infallibility
with the authority of the Word of God.
The long and dismal obscuration of centuries
they dispelled,
that the twin stars of liberty and knowledge
might shine forth,
and that, conscience being unbound,
the intellect might awake
from its deep somnolence,
and human society, renewing its youth,
might, after its halt of a thousand years,
resume its march towards its high goal."
-from "The History of
Protestantism"
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