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The Sermon on the Mount
John Wesley
Edited
by Clare Weakley, Jr.
ISBN: 978-0-88270-504-0
Format: Softcover
Page Count: 324
List Price: $15.99
John Wesley wrote this series of sermon commentaries to help people understand
Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. It took him over 15 years to complete this important
work. Over time, changes within the English language caused some of these
writings to be very difficult for the average person to read, and were really
only suited for the most dedicated theologian.
Through careful and sensitive editing, Clare Weakley, Jr. has brought these
sermons back to life for every reader in the modern world to be able to enjoy
and understand Wesley’s insights and teachings regarding the Sermon on the
Mount.
John
Wesley was born in 1703. He was one of ten surviving children. He was trained
for ministry at Oxford and in 1729 joined a club of young men who were
interested in spiritual growth. This group eventually became known as the
Methodists. Wesley failed as a missionary to the colony of Georgia. He returned
to Great Britain, and in 1738, under Moravian preacher Peter Boehler, Wesley
experienced a “by faith alone” spiritual rebirth during which his heart was
“strangely warmed.” This launched his evangelism work throughout the British
Isles until his death in 1791.
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John
Wesley was born in 1703. He was one of ten surviving children. He was trained
for ministry at Oxford and in 1729 joined a club of young men who were
interested in spiritual growth. This group eventually became known as the
Methodists. Wesley failed as a missionary to the colony of Georgia. He returned
to Great Britain, and in 1738, under Moravian preacher Peter Boehler, Wesley
experienced a “by faith alone” spiritual rebirth during which his heart was
“strangely warmed.” This launched his evangelism work throughout the British
Isles until his death in 1791.
