Upon Our Lord’s Sermon on the Mount Discourse XI · §6 · John Wesley

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In these words we may observe, first, the inseparable properties of the way to hell: Wide is the gate, broad the way that leads to destruction, and many there are who go in by it. Secondly, the inseparable properties of the way to heaven: Strait is that gate, and few there are who find it. Thirdly, a serious exhortation grounded on these: Enter in at the strait gate.

1771 text

3. In these words we may observe, first, The inseparable properties of the way to hell: Wide is the gate, broad the way that leadeth to destruction, and many there be that go in thereat: secondly, the inseparable properties of the way to heaven: Strait is that gate, and few there be that find it: thirdly, a serious exhortation grounded thereon, Enter ye in at the strait gate.

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