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Excerpt from Sketch of the Life of Rev. John Wesley, M.A
The Indians were found to be inaccessible, and he began work among the colonists. He labored in Georgia for two years, when he was compelled to return to England, having suffered much, acquired three European languages, preached to the scattered settlers, and taken steps to give the Gospel to the Negroes and the Indians. As he was nearing his native shores in January, 1737, Wesley wrote: I went to America to convert Indians, but oh, who shall convert me 1 During his absence, Whitfield had become a ?aming evangelist, and having moved all London and Bristol, had just set sail for Georgia. Wesley was yet to receive the new light and the needed impulse. He met Peter Bohler, and was amazed to hear Of the holiness and happiness which sprang from living faith. Wesley studied the New Testament more earnestly, and began extem'poraneous prayer. An instantaneous change of heart was what staggered him most.
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