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George Whitefield

by Arnold Dallimore

Volume 1 brings the story of George Whitefield, and of the evangelical revival, up to the end of the year 1740. In it we are told in vivid detail how a young man of Gloucester – ‘at 16 a tapster, at 26 the most brilliant and popular preacher the modern world has ever known’ – exercised a ministry of the gospel crammed full of arduous labour and crowned with divine blessing.

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George Whitefield — Interior page
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George Whitefield — Interior page
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George Whitefield — Interior page
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George Whitefield — Interior page
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Publication

Publisher
The Banner of Truth Trust
Date published
Oct 1, 1970
Print status
In print

The Physical Book

Binding
Cloth-bound
Dust jacket
Yes
Total pages
612 pages
ISBN-13
9780851510262

Reference

Publisher page
View at publisher

Contents

  • Acknowledgements
  • Foreword
  • INTRODUCTORY
  • On Knowing Whitefield
  • Spiritual and Moral Conditions in England before the Revival
  • PART I
  • The Years of Preparation
  • 1. Whitefield’s Ancestry
  • 2. George, the Boy of the Bell
  • 3. Oxford, the Holy Club and Conversion
  • 4. Ordination – Divine and Human
  • PART II
  • The Youthful Ministry
  • 5. Preaching that Startled the Nation
  • 6. The Sermons of a Youth
  • 7. Lasting Results
  • 8. Military Chaplain
  • 9. Developments in England
  • 10. The Conversion of the Wesleys
  • 11. Colonial Missionary
  • PART III
  • The Period of Transition
  • 12. The Offence of the Cross
  • 13. Howell Harris
  • 14. Into the Open Air
  • 15. John Wesley Becomes an Open-air Preacher
  • 16. Into the Open Air in London
  • 17. John Cennick
  • 18. The Beginnings of Wesley’s Movement
  • 19. Signs and Wonders
  • 20. Whitefield – Right and Wrong
  • 21. An Affair de Coeur at Blendon Hall
  • 22. Charles Wesley becomes an Open-air Preacher
  • 23. The Methodist Movement in 1739
  • 24. The Doctrines of Grace
  • 25. Religious Conditions in America at the Time of Whitefield’s Arrival
  • 26. Making the Acquaintance of America
  • 27. A House of Mercy in the Woods of Georgia
  • 28. A Proposal of Marriage
  • 29. The Spring Tour – Philadelphia and New York
  • 30. Whitefield and the American Negro
  • 31. The Summer Tour – Charleston and the Surrounding Area
  • 32. The Fall Tour – New England
  • 33. Contending Against an Unconverted Ministry
  • 34. Joy and Sorrow Amid the Harvest
  • Appendix