Upon Our Lord’s Sermon on the Mount Discourse XII · §11 · John Wesley

Three inquiries

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A caution this of the utmost importance. That it may the more effectually sink into our hearts, let us inquire: first, who these false prophets are; secondly, what appearance they put on; and thirdly, how we may know what they really are, notwithstanding their fair appearance.

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4. A caution this of the utmost importance. That it may the more effectually sink into our hearts, let us inquire, first, who these false prophets are, secondly, what appearance they put on, and thirdly, how we may know what they really are, notwithstanding their fair appearance.