This comprehensive collection of the works of John Wesley, the founder of the Methodist movement, includes not only his major theological works but also many of his sermons, letters, and translations. Edited and annotated by John Emory, a prominent American Methodist bishop of the 19th century, this edition is a valuable resource for scholars of Wesleyan theology and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Christian doctrine and practice.

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