01783cam a2200277 a 4500001001300000003000900013005001700022008004100039010001300080020002200093040002900115050002300144050002300167082002000190100003600210245016800246260004800414300002000462500002400482504005300506520079400559600003001353600003301383650005601416650003301472000012861880AU-EpEBC20170321160543.0961029s1996    miu      b    001 0deng    a96037302  a0801021103 (pbk.)  aDLCbengcDLCdDLCdNEMB00aBX8495.W5bH5 199600aBX8495b.W5H5 199600a230/.7/09222211 aHildebrandt, Franz,d1909-1985.10aChristianity according to the Wesleys :bthe Harris Franklin Rall lectures, 1954, delivered at Garrett Biblical Institute, Evanston, Illinois /cFranz Hildebrandt.  aGrand Rapids, Mich. :bBaker Books,cc1996.  a92 p. ;c22 cm.  a"A Labyrinth book."  aIncludes bibliographical references and indexes.  aThough known for their practical theology, as theologians proper John and Charles Wesley have historically been overlooked. This introduction to the theological legacy of the Wesley brothers remedies this oversight. In four chapters originally presented as the Harris Franklin Rall Lectures at Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, Franz Hildebrandt explores the summary aspects of Christianity in the theology of the Wesleys: scriptural, practical, missionary, and catholic. Their sermons, notes on the New Testament, and hymns form the basic source of research, along with numerous excerpts from their letters and journals. Hildebrandt looks at contemporary Methodism in the light of its historic foundation and assesses the teaching of the Wesleys in the light of the New Testament.10aWesley, John,d1703-1791.10aWesley, Charles,d1707-1788. 0aMethodist ChurchxDoctrinesxHistoryy18th century. 0aMethodist ChurchxDoctrines.