excerpt from 'The Journal of John Wesley' pp. 157 (86 words)

excerpt from 'The Journal of John Wesley' pp. 157 (86 words)

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The Journal of John Wesley

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I talked with one who, a little time before, was so overwhelmed with affliction that she went out one night to put an end to it all by throwing herself into the New River. As she went by the Foundry (it being a watch night), she heard some people singing. She stopped and went in; she listened awhile, and God spoke to her heart. She had no more desire to put an end to her life, but to die to sin and to live to God.

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