The Great Privilege of Those That Are Born of God · §32 · John Wesley

Peter kept himself

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To explain this by another instance. The apostle Peter was full of faith and of the Holy Ghost, and by this, keeping himself, he had a conscience void of offense toward God and toward man (Acts 24:16).

1771 text

10. To explain this by another instance. The apostle Peter was full of faith and of the Holy Ghost; and hereby keeping himself, he had a conscience void of offence toward God and toward man.

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On 1 John 3:9: what it means to be born of God, how it differs from being justified, and why whoever is born of God does not commit sin.

EditionPrinted in Wesley's 1771 Works, which do not say when he preached it

Wesley's own sermon in updated English wording. The 1771 panel is the text of the Works Wesley himself had printed in 1771. It is public domain.

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Sermon 19 in the 1771 Works. First John 3:9.

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