1791 DAVID SIMPSON. Discourse on Dreams and Night Visions Given by the Lord - RARE METHODIST! Methodist Deals almost exclusively with slavery

Deals almost exclusively with slavery

but had not been challenged with regard to their responsibility as people of influence and wealth

Wilberforce was writing almost none of his own correspondence

Articles include: Revivals of the Church of Christ in Scotland – The Cambuslang Revival

both Congregational and Presbyterian

1791 DAVID SIMPSON. Discourse on Dreams and Night Visions Given by the Lord - RARE METHODIST! Methodist Deals almost exclusively with slaveryDavid Simpson [1745 1799] was, like Philip Doddridge, a friend of the Great Awakening who chose to remain in the Anglican Church. A close friend of John Wesley's, he invited Wesley to preach more than a dozen times in his church. This was of course forbidden by the Anglican church. Simpson was a pioneer of Evangelical theology in the Anglican church and of congregational hymn singing, under the influence of Charles Wesley and others. Simpson and