The Wesley Corpus
A searchable collection of John and Charles Wesley's sermons, treatises, hymns, and other writings.
24454Passages
7687376Words
21Themes
Themes
Prevenient Grace (1786)
Justifying Grace (2300)
Sanctifying Grace (782)
Christian Perfection (119)
Free Will (4942)
Means of Grace (2269)
Social Holiness (1861)
Works of Mercy (1120)
Works of Piety (1564)
Assurance (1645)
Scriptural Authority (1360)
Catholic Spirit (9232)
Religious Experience (1170)
Universal Redemption (8016)
Reign of God (9332)
Primitive Christianity (567)
Communion (614)
Repentance (1243)
Trinity (5472)
Christology (6298)
Pneumatology (2312)
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Notes On Old Testament
Go Jonah, rest thyself content and be thankful: that goodness, which spared Nineveh, hath spared thee in this thy inexcusable frowardness. I will be to repenting Nineveh what I am to thee, a God gracious and merciful, slow to anger, and of great kindness, and I will turn from the evil which thou and they deserve. Micah was cotemporary with Isaiah, and began to prophesy a little after him. What we find here in writing, is an abstract of what he preached, during the reign of three kings. The scope of all is, To convince Israel and Judah of their sins, and of the judgments of God ready to break in upon them; To comfort the righteous with promises of mercy and deliverance, especially with an assurance of the coming of the Messiah.