Prayers of St. Paul

W.B. Pope

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William Burt Pope rose to become the leading voice of Methodist theology in the

nineteenth century. His labors provided the Methodists with a definitive systematic

theology that was matched only by John Wesley himself. His work demonstrated the

effective work of God’s grace while simultaneously and successfully defending the free

will of man. This kept Methodist understanding free of both predestination and

Pelagianism. His was the guiding light for his lifetime, holding at bay those who

advocated liberal theology and practice, trendy new theories of evolution, skepticism

toward the integrity of biblical scripture, and other troubling doctrines. It was only after

he died that such questionable teachings began to gain traction. The Prayers of St. Paul

is Pope’s exposition of the Apostle Paul’s prayers enunciated in his epistles to the early

church, dealing largely with entire sanctification. Rather than providing a “step by step

procedure” style, the author delves exhaustively into Paul’s dense layers of truth upon

truth, observing how the apostle tailors each prayer to meet the needs of his audience.

(Code 6610; 296 pages)

This Schmul Publishing Co. edition is not a scanned facsimile of a used book. It has not been “updated” or edited into modern

English, punctuation or grammar, but is accurate to the author’s own style and usage. The text has been carefully proofread for

accuracy and formatted for easier reading by today’s readers. Every effort has been made to prevent disordered text.