A Plain Account of Christian Perfection - Softcover

John Wesley's most representative collection on Christian Perfection. ' Now let this perfection appear in its native form, and who can speak one word against it? Will any dare to speak against loving the Lord our God with all our heart, and our neighbor as ourselves? Against a renewal of heart, not only in part, but in the whole image of God? Who is he that will open his mouth against being cleansed from all pollution both of flesh and spirit; or against having all the mind that was in Christ, and walking in all things as Christ walked? What man, who calls himself a Christian, has the hardiness to object to the devoting, not a part, but all our soul, body, and substance to God?'

John Wesley was born in 1703 in Lincolnshire, England. After being educated at Charterhouse and Oxford, he traveled to the American colonies to serve as minister in Savannah, Georgia. On his return to England he preached in churches, chapels, and in the open air, often preaching two or three times in a single day. His literary output included hundreds of sermons and tracts along with his journals. Wesley's preaching continues to be influenctial to this day. In A PLAIN ACCOUNT OF CHRISTIAN PERFECTION John Wesley sets out, in his own words, what he really believes about "Christian Perfection" or "entire sanctification." This volume describes the development of his thinking over the years and gives Scriptural references.