John Wesley Test 1

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Where and when was John Wesley born?

June 17, 1702

Epworth Englaand

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Who are Welsey’s parents?

Susannah and Samuel Wesley

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When did Wesley die?

March 2, 1791

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What were Wesley’s last words?

Best of all, God is with is.

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What was the status of England when Welsey was born?

State of moral and spiritual disintegration and on the verge of a revolution

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What happened when Wesley began his new ministry?

He was kicked out od churches, mobbed, beaten, and stoned

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How was Wesley honored when he died?

Honored as an elder statesman.

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How many Methodists were in 1791?

300 preachers and 70,000 Methodists

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What ten questions should we ask when we try to understand Welsey?

1. What was his world like?

2. What made him the man he was?

3. How was he trained?

4. How was he influenced by his family, church, and the mystics?

5. What really happened at Aldersgate?

6. Why did he fail as a missionary?

7. Why was Wesley so clueless about women?

8. Why did his movement survive while George Whitfield’s failed?

9. What were his theological views?

10. Why should we even care about his views today?

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What areas should one consider to judge the moral condition of a nation?

Contemporary vices

Literature

Gambling

Drunkenness

Cruel sport

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How did the Prime Minister, Sir Robert Walpole live?

Openly with his mistress

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How was the life of the Prime Minister reflected?

Amusements of the culture

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What were popular cruel and degrading sports?

Cock fighting

Cock throwing

Dog tossing

Bull baiting

Badger baiting

Many hangings in the Navy

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In the gallows, how many people we hung?

10-12 men a day

1 was a 10yr old stealing bread

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What was this time referred as?

Cesspool of the 1st two millennia

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Why was this referred to as the cesspool of the 1st two millennia?

Broken homes

Moral degradation

Child abuse

Alcoholism

Violent crime

Repression of the poor

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Where does the blame lie?

The church must bear a large part of the responsibility.

The church became irrelevant and refused responsiblity

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Who was the author of “Gulliver’s Travels”?

Jonathon Swift

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Who is the auhtor of “Robinson Crusoe”?

Daniel Defoe

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What happened to being the church to such a point?

There was totally inefficient clergy leading to totally indifferent people.

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What was the difference between membership of a church then verse 1999?

2020 - 47%

1999 - 70%

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What was the preaching model?

Enthusiasm was to be avoided at all costs.

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What was troubling about the preaching model?

There was distrust of theology and biblically-based preaching

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What was another problem during this time?

The rise of Diesm

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Why was deism on the rise?

It was originally to defend Christianity against irratinalibility

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When was Christianity introduced?

6th Century by Augustine of Canterbury

The King could have affairs

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After the Reformation, what did Henry VII do with the Church of England?

He separated from the church and declared himself the :Defender of the Faith”

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What was established from the Reformation Parliament?

Erastian

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What is the Act of Supremacy?

The Church of England was named the official religion of the state.

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What were some theological changes?

the Book of Common Prayer

42 Articles of Religion

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What was the middle ground that the Queen of England did?

Catholic and reformers called Puritans

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When was the New Act of Supremacy passed?

1559

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What was the Act of Uniformity?

defined standards for liturgy and doctrine and the use of the Book of Common Prayer\Changed to 39 Articles of Religion

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What authorities should consider in answering ecclesiastical answers?q

  1. Scripture

  2. Tradition

  3. Reason

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What did Luther and Calvin beleive?

Cod predetermined who would be saved

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What did the Armenians believe?

Christi died for all those who accepted His grace.

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Act of Toleration - Ministers could not support the 39 Articles that could exist legally if….

  1. The house was registered with the government

  2. Dissenting ministers were licensed

  3. They were not Catholic or Unitarian

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What did deism and spiritual lethargy led to what?

A growth of small-group religious socirties (Puritians)

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What did philip Spencer do?

outlined desires for piety in the church

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Who are on Welsey’s paternal side?

Great grandfather Bartholomew Wesley

Grandfather John Welsey

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Who is Welsey’s maternal family?

Grandfather Dr. Samuel Annesley

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What did Samuel Wesley do?

Masters and BA from Oxford

wrote paper on the Anglican case against the dissenter

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Who is Susannah Wesley?

Mother of Welsey

25th child in her family

Strong-willed woman

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How long did Samuel Welsey stay at the parish in Epworth?

38 years

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When did the fire in the Welssey home happen?

February 9, 1709

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When Welsey saw a Sign, what did he refer himself to?

A brand plucked from the burning

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How many children did Susannah giver birth to?

17-19 Children

9 only survived

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What were the names of all of Welsey’s siblings?

Samuel

Emily

Susanna

Mary

Hetty (Mehetabel)

Anne

Charles

martha

Kezia

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How were the children educated?

Each child had a specific day.

Started at 5

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What were the 16 rules Susannah had?

1. Eating between meals is not allowed.

2. As children, they are to be in bed by 8 pm

3. They are required to take medicine without complaining.

4. Subdue self–will in a child, and thus work together with God to save the child’s soul.

5. To teach a child to pray as soon as he can speak.

6. Required all to be still during Family Worship.

7. Give them nothing that they cry for, and only that when asked for politely/

8. To prevent lying, punish no fault which is first confessed and repented of.

9. Never allow a sinful act to go unpunished.

10. Never punish a child twice for a single offense

11. Comment and reward good behavior.

12. Any attempt to please, even if poorly performed. Should be commended.

13. Preserve property rights, even in the smallest matters

14. Strictly observe all promises.

15. Require no daughter to work before she can read well.

16. Teach children to fear the rod.

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Did Wesley agree with his mother’s method?

Yes

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Was Susannah mission-minded?

Yes

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What happened went Samuel was at a convention and Susannah did not like how the church was running?

She held devotionals on Sunday night and over 200 attended

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What school did Welsey go to?

Charter House

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How long was Welsey at Charter House?

Seven years

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What developed while Wesley was at Charter house?

1. A real fear of dying, “I must admit I became a man obsessed.”

2. Interest in ghosts – Old Jeffery was first experienced at Epworth in 1716 by his sisters Sukey and Nancy.

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When was Welsey admitted ti Christi Church College at Oxford?

1720

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When did Wesley graduate with a BA?

1724

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WHat did one need for ordination?

  1. BA

  2. Exam by a Bishop

  3. Ordination as a deacon - 2 years probation

  4. Exam by a Bishop

  5. Ordination as a priest

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What college did Welsey go to after Christ Church?

Lincoln College

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What important events took place at Lincoln College?

Search for his spirituality

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What three authors influenced Wesley?

Thomas A Kempis

Jeremy Taylor

William Law

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What two areas was Welsey concerned about with Taylor?

1. All were excluded from salvation and could not live up to the rules.

2. The lack of assurance – Taylor felt we could not know of our salvation. “Whether God has forgiven us or no, we know not, therefore still sorrowful for ever having sinned.”

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What did Thomas A Kempis write?

The Imitation of Christ

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What did Jeremy Taylor write?

Holy Living and Holy Dying

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What did William Law write?

Christian Perfection

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What was Wesley’s nickname while he was at Oxford?

Mr. Primitive Christianity

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Who else did Charles join for a weekly Bible study?

Robert Kirkham and William Morgan

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When was the Holy Club created?

October 1727

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What was the Holy Club accused of?

extremely unbalanced ascetics

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What type of diary was to keep track of every detail?

Exacter diary

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What were the two forms of casting lots?

Casting lots by member

Casting lots by bibliomancy

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What was the last words of Samuel Wesley?

The inward witness son, the inward witness, that it the strongest witness of Christianity

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When did Wesley leave for Georigia?

October 14 1735

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What was the ship called?

Simmonds

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When was a letter discovered after landing at the island of Tybee?

1744

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What did the letter entail?

His self-righteousness was about to collapse

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How many Moravians were on the Simmonds?

26

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Wesley wanted to be a missionary for the natives, but what did he do instead?

Being a pastor Savannah and Fredrickberg

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When did Charles leave?

After six months

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Who was Sophi Hopkey?

The love interest of Wesley

Wesley became her tutor

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Why did Welsey not marry Sohpie?

He put his ministry first

He cast lots (Think not more)

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What were the three options of the lots?

  1. Marry

  2. Think not of this year

  3. Think no more

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Who did Sophie marry?

Mr. Williansom

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What did Wesley find Sophie neglegent of?

Guity of neglecting service and not receiving the Lord’s Supper

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How may points were brought against Wesley?

10 points

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When did Wesley jump bail and leave for England?

December 2, 1737

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What was reflected on the way home from America?

  1. Of unbelief

  2. Pride

  3. Levity of Spirit

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When did Welsey land back in England?

February 1st

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What did people say about Wesley with Georgia?

In Georgia, we see a man who made himself

After Georgia, the man we meet is a God remade man

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What four observations did Wesley see when he reflected on his spiritual life?

§  1. Tow years and four months ago I went to teach the Indians. I went to convert others, but I was never converted myself. 1744 – I’m not sure of this

§  2. I had a rational conviction of the truth of Christianity. Does this give me a claim to the holy, divine character of a Christian? By no means (1744) I had faith of a servant not a son.

§  3. I am a Child of Wrath an heir of Hell – 1744 0 I think not

4. He wished the faith that through the merits of Christ his sins were forgiven. Faith that none can have without knowing it

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What did Peter Bohler convince Welsey of?

He lacked faith necessary for salvation

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What did Bolher recommend to Wesley?

“Preach faith until you have it, then because you have it you will preach faith.”

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How many witnessed Welsey search Scripture?

11 English brethren

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How does Bohler say Wesley sinned?

“You have sinned in not believing the savior”

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How long did Wesley preach faith with little fruit in himself?

Six months

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Where does Bohler recommend Wesley to go?

Fetter’s lane (little society)

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What did Charles say when he was not illl anymore?

A strange palpitation of the heart

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When was Welsey’s experience at Aldersgate?

May 24th

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What Scripture did Wesley ponder?

Mark 12:24

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