I found myself much out of order, and apprehended that my end was near. I had no fear of death, but I was concerned for the cause of God, which I apprehended would suffer by my removal.
— John Wesley Early Modern

Founder of Methodism

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1770

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Humorous

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https://wesley.nnu.edu/john-wesley/the-journal-of-john-wesley/volume-5/

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