George Whitefield
Volume 2: Life and Times of the Great Evangelist of the 18th Century Revival
500 in stock
Weight | 1.94 lbs |
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Dimensions | 8.8 × 5.75 × 1.6 in |
ISBN | 9780851513003 |
Binding | Cloth-bound |
Topic | 18th Century, Pastoral Biography |
Original Pub Date | 1980 |
Banner Pub Date | Feb 1, 1980 |
Page Count | 620 |
Format | Book |
Endorsements
‘Justice has at last been done to the greatest preacher that England has ever produced.’– D. M. LLOYD-JONES
‘One of the great monumental literary achievements of the 20th century. George Whitefield has come alive for me as I have been reading the book, a few pages at a time each evening.’– Dr. SHERWOOD E. WIRT
‘…My heart was tremendously stirred as I read it – more than it has been for many, many years.’– Dr. OSWALD J. SMITH
Book Description
The period 1741-1770, covered by this second and concluding volume, was not one of cloudless sunshine. It opened with the doctrinal conflict with the two Wesleys and with a serious division in Methodist ranks. But this was quickly followed by a visit to Scotland in which revival reached its high watermark. Then came years of unwavering effort to evangelize the people of the English-speaking world and to consolidate the gains. Multitudes of ‘the humble poor’ believed, and members of the aristocracy heard the message of grace.
An outstanding biography, popularly written, and with an urgent message for the present day.
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Prefacevii
INTRODUCTORY
On the Common Concept of Relations Between Wesley and Whitefield5
PART IV
The Controversy
1Wesley Enters Into the Leadership of the Movement192Whitefield Meets the Supreme Trial of His Life433Whitefield’s Reply to Wesley’s Sermon554Rebuilding the Work65
PART V
The Calvinistic evangelist of Two Continents
5Scotland836Marriage1017Storming Satan’s Strongholds1158Cambuslang1219Seeking Reconciliation with Wesley13910Organizing the Work14911Trials and Triumphs16112The Great Awakening17913Healing the Wounds in the Work in America19314Labouring in the Gospel under a Crushing Load of Debt20715Bermuda22516Dissensions and Rivalries in England231
PART VI
The Helper of all the Revival
17‘Let the Name of Whitefield Perish!’24718The Gospel to the Great26119A Closer Look at One Year of Whitefield’s Life28320The Loss of Howell Harris29521The Evangelical Party in the Church of England30522Whitefield’s Moravian Letter: Right or Wrong?32523Helping Wesley33524Two New Tabernacles35525The Fifth Visit to America36526The Death of John Cennick37527Tottenham Court Road Chapel38328At the Mercy of the Mob in Ireland39529Sunshine and Shadow401
PART VII
The Years of Failing Strength
30The Invalid41531To America Again – the Sixth Visit42532Whitefield and Franklin44133Last Labours in Britain45534Whitefield as Seen Through the Eyes of a Young Assistant47735Last Labours in America489
PART VIII
Death and Commemoration
36Absent From the Body, Present With the Lord50337The Memory of the Just50938The Measure of the Man517
Appendix539
Supplement
A Letter to the Rev. Mr John Wesley in Answer to his sermon entitled ‘Free Grace’.
549
Select Bibliography571
Index581
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David J. Harris –
This is an incredible book. Dallimore does such a fine job of presenting Whitefield’s ministry philosophy as he chronicles his life, that you could almost use these chapters as lectures for a course on Christian ministry.
Whitefield’s example as an evangelist, preacher, and even Christian seems unrivaled during his time. The mistakes are overshadowed by success. His humility shines through the pages. His love for Christ fills the reader’s heart. And just like volume 1, this book is nearly impossible to put down. Great investment of money and time.