Upon Our Lord’s Sermon on the Mount Discourse VII · §10 · John Wesley

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In order to set this in the clearest light, I shall endeavor to show, first, what is the nature of fasting, and what the several sorts and degrees of it; secondly, what are the reasons, grounds, and ends of it; thirdly, how we may answer the most plausible objections against it; and fourthly, in what manner it should be performed.

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In order to set this in the clearest light, I shall endeavour to shew, first, what is the nature of fasting, and what the several sorts and degrees thereof: secondly, what are the reasons, grounds and ends of it: thirdly, how we may answer the most plausible objections against it: and fourthly, in what manner it should be performed.

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