1788 JOHN WESLEY. Charming Pocket Edition of Wesley's First Published Book - Rare Methodism. ZZFineMiscellanea In 1841 the family removed

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Keep to it in yr Selves & then although he may be pleased at times to withdraw for a Season & hide his Face for a time which let me tell you for yr Encouragement has been the Experience of many even of the worthy of old as was sett forth by the wisest of Men Respecting the Spouse of old her beloved had withdrawn himself which gave her occasion mournfully to seek & to Enquire of the watchmen of the Night which way her beloved was gone & by them She was upbraided (it is the lot of many Religious minds to meet with the same from those who may well be compared to the watchmen of the Night in that they are walking in Darkness) they were ready to say to her what is thy beloved more than another She had pass’d them but a little way ‘ere she found the Beloved of her soul & then she was made to rejoyce as is every truly Religious Soul whose earnest breathings in a seeking frame is after its Beloved when he may have withdrawn for a Season

Be of Good Cheer by Anna Warner

1788 JOHN WESLEY. Charming Pocket Edition of Wesley's First Published Book - Rare Methodism. ZZFineMiscellanea In 1841 the family removedA very attractive, well loved imprint of John Wesley's edition of a'Kempis' spiritual classic, published late in his lifetime. Interestingly, we should note that the first edition Wesley produced in 1735, during his rigorist era and prior to his professed evangelical conversion in 1738. And here we have him re issueing it nearing the end of his life; indeed, he is personally listed as the publisher. As an historical and theological artifact, it