William Holland asked Charles Wesley to read part of the preface or introduction of this book. It was what caused William to have a life-changing experience in which he understood the gospel for the first time. He got joy, found faith, and knew who Jesus was.
And he asked one night, it was May 17th, 1738, he asked Charles Wesley to read it, read part of the preface, the introduction to him.
— Episode: Jesus, Our Gospel
Episode: Jesus, Our Gospel
William Holland asked Charles Wesley to read part of the preface or introduction of this book. It was what caused William to have a life-changing experience in which he understood the gospel for the first time. He got joy, found faith, and knew who Jesus was.
And he asked one night, it was May 17th, 1738, he asked Charles Wesley to read it, read part of the preface, the introduction to him.
And this is what we mentioned last week, but in William Holland's journal for that night or the next day, he said, when Mr. Charles Wesley got to these words of Luther, what? Have we nothing to do?
No, nothing but accept of Him who God has made for us our wisdom, righteousness, sanctification, and redemption.
And he says, at those words I broke through, and suddenly power came on me and I knew who he was, and he became a Christian.