The Life of John Fletcher Quotes

“I wish to be certain that I am converted myself, before I leave my converted brethren to convert heathens.”
― Joseph Benson, The Life of John Fletcher

“Indeed, nothing is more common among men than an entire blindness to their own real characters. How long have I placed my happiness in mere chimeras! How often have I grounded my vain hopes upon imaginary foundations?”
― Joseph Benson, The Life of John Fletcher

“Methodist, madam,' said he, 'pray what is that?' She replied, 'Why, the Methodists are a people that do nothing but pray: they are praying all day and all night.”
― Joseph Benson, The Life of John Fletcher