La storia illustrata del Metodismo [risorsa elettronica]; la storia dell'origine e del progresso della chiesa metodista, dalla sua fondazione da John Wesley al giorno presente Written in stile popolare ed illustrato da più di mille ritratti e viste delle persone . o-gian. Un altro abile scrittore metodista, Richard Treffry, Junior, ha anche attackedthe opinioni di Clarke, e nel suo Inquiryinto la Dottrina della eterna Sonshipof Christ ha dato una ancor più pesante Incontri-attribuzione al soggetto che Watsons. Poco dopo, il dottor Clarke aveva il compito di istruire due buddisti w

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The illustrated history of Methodism [electronic resource]; the story of the origin and progress of the Methodist church, from its foundation by John Wesley to the present dayWritten in popular style and illustrated by more than one thousand portraits and views of persons . o-gian. Another capable Methodist writer, Richard Treffry, Junior, also attackedthe views of Clarke, and in his Inquiryinto the Doctrine of the Eternal Sonshipof Christ gave a still weightier contri-bution to the subject than Watsons. Shortly after, Doctor Clarke had the in-teresting task of instructing two Buddhistpriests who had been brought from Ceylonby the wish of the missionary committee, and under the care of Sir AlexanderJohnstone, Chief Justice of the island, a consistent friend of Methodist mission-aries. For two years they were under Wesleyan ministry and was stationed atLouth in Lincolnshire, appealed to Wat-son to throw light on the subject; andthe pamphlet which came out took theform of a Letter to a Friend, namely, Mr. Galland. It was entitled Remarkson the Eternal Sonship of Christ; and theUse of Reason in Matters of Revelation:Suggested by Several Passages in Dr.Adam Clarkes Commentary on the NewTestament. While careful to state thathe did not associate Doctor Clarke with. McCONNELLS HOUSE, Where Bishop Marvin was converted, 484 The Illustrated History of Methodism. his care at Millbrook, near Liverpool, where he taught them in systematic fash-ion the doctrines of Christianity. Theyfinally declared themselves entirely per-suaded of the truths of the Christianrevelation, and satisfied the doctor ofthe sincerity of their belief. He accord-ingly baptized them in BrunswickChapel, Liverpool, in the presence of alarge congregation. Unfortunately, as was discovered later, mission and the government chaplaincy.However, in the positions to which theywere appointed, they behaved withpropriety, and used their influence todiscredit heathen superstitions. It fell to Mr. Watson to draft a codeof reg

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