Wesley Corpus

11 To Walter Sellon

AuthorJohn Wesley
Typeletter
YearNone
Passage IDjw-letter-1770-11-to-walter-sellon-000
Words130
Free Will Justifying Grace Prevenient Grace
To Walter Sellon Date: LEWISHAM, February 21, 1770. Source: The Letters of John Wesley (1770) Author: John Wesley --- MY DEAR BROTHER,--Do not make too much haste. Give everything the last touch. It will be enough if the papers meet me at Manchester before the end of March. I believe it will be the best way to bestow a distinct pamphlet on that exquisite coxcomb. [Toplady. See letters of Dec. 30, 1769, and June 24, 1770] Surely wisdom will die with him! I believe we can easily get his other tract, which it would be well to sift to the very foundation, in order to stop the mouth of that vain boaster. I am to set out for Bristol March 5, and from Bristol March 12.--I am Your affectionate brother.