Luther, Zinzendorf, and WesleyLulu.com, 31 d’ag. 2005 - 61 pàgines This little book is a powerful look at the influence that the Epistle to the Romans by the Apostle Paul, had on the reformation and to John Wesley. Wesley, a devout Anglican, heard only Luther's Preface of the Epistle to the Romans, in a Moravian prayer service. Under the influence of the Holy Spirit, Wesley was transformed from a wandering lost soul to a man filled with the Holy Spirit and with a mission to tell the world. This little book includes the complete Luther's Preface of the Epistle to the Romans, as well as a documented exposition of the influene the Epistle to the Romans has had on history. |
Continguts
Introductory Remarks | 7 |
Luther Zinzendorf and Wesley | 11 |
Addenda | 23 |
Luthers Preface to Saint Pauls | 25 |
Luther on Predestination | 51 |
Another and Shorter Extract | 55 |
Notes | 57 |
Certificate of Authenticity | 59 |
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