1804 AUGUSTUS TOPLADY. Defense of Predestination against John Wesley, etc., RARE Abolition Letters from William Carey [5

Letters from William Carey [5 of them]

The present was the copy of Thomas Foxcroft [1697-1769]

much of which was later reprinted in the Oberlin Evangelist

So the way before my face

he walked a tightrope: he had no sympathy for evolution

1804 AUGUSTUS TOPLADY. Defense of Predestination against John Wesley, etc., RARE Abolition Letters from William Carey [5Great volume of the "dialogues" between Toplady and Wesley. It is always worth remembering when we sing Toplady's immortal, "Rock of Ages" that the lines, "Should my tears ne'er cease to flow; should my zeal no langor know. All for sin could not atone. Christ must save, and Christ alone!" that those lines were directed at the Wesley and the Methodists specifically. Toplady, Augustus. The Doctrine of Absolute Predestination Stated and Asserted: With a