If this be reversed, it is not right.<\/p>\n
On the debate of Predestination, George Whitefield wrote to John Wesley:<\/p>\n
"...This letter, no doubt, will lose me many friends: and for this cause perhaps God has laid this difficult task upon me, even to see whether I am willing to forsake all for him, or not. From such considerations as these, I think it my duty to bear an humble testimony, and earnestly to plead for the truths which, I am convinced, are clearly revealed in the Word of God. In the defence whereof I must use great plainness of speech, and treat my dearest friends upon earth with the greatest simplicity, faithfulness, and freedom, leaving the consequences of all to God<\/strong><\/em>...."<\/font> (12\/24\/1740)<\/p>\n [@more@]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If this be reversed, it is not right. On the debate of Predestination, George Whitefield wrote to John Wesley: "...This letter, no doubt, will lose me many friends: and for this cause perhaps God has laid this difficult task upon … Continue reading