1788 HENRY PATILLO. North Carolina Presbyterian Rails against John Wesley and Francis Asbury. Revival

1788 HENRY PATILLO. North Carolina Presbyterian Rails against John Wesley and Francis Asbury. RevivalVery scarce volume of sermons by influential 18th century North Carolina Presbyterian divine, a significant amount of which is spent publicly reproving and correcting Francis Asbury and an aged John Wesley, whose age is seen as adding to his shame for his false "Arminian" doctrines and his lack of understanding of the nature of "free grace," etc., During the late 18th century, the Arminian Calvinistic controversy that had dogged Wesley and Whitefield

Prior Verborum Ae Sententiarum

A timely work in many ways

he was regularly addressing Baptist prayer meetings

who were dead in trespasses & sins

Study of Law [not previously noted in any of the histories]

eventually forming three churches: Little Run

A very attractive set of the complete commentaries of Thomas Scott [1747-1821]

and will be with you Thursday or Friday on his return to Scotland

removed from a larger sammelband and

Delivered at Brookline

Recollections of my Sabbath School Scholars

The Lover's Degrees of Comparison