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himself, the Church and sinners." The Primitive Methodists loved to preach, pray, sing and shout. John Oxtoby was certainly no exception to this rule. "When travailing in anguish for a revival in the neighborhood in which he was laboring and when deeply anxious to see the glory of the Lord revealed, he spent many hours in secluded retirement; and has sometimes in this manner devoted whole days and nights to God."
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that moves mountains. He was of average height, sharp features, light brown hair and brown eyes. His speech and words were not considered eloquent to the ears of men, yet they were always sweet to the Father's ear. "Six hours each day he usually spent on his knees, pleading with God, in behalf of
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Chief among the Primitive Methodists' praying men was John Oxtoby, affectionately known as "Praying Johnny". Praying Johnny was not known for his culture or great intellect, he possessed neither. What he possessed was the
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The Life and Labours of John Oxtoby - Primitive Methodist Minister
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The Primitive Methodist movement strove to return to the
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Touching Incidents and Remarkable Answers to Prayer
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John C. Oxtoby
nicknamed
evangelist
Primitive Methodist
Christianity
John Wesley
pillar of fire
faith
Categories
1767 births
1830 deaths
Methodist evangelists
English Methodist ministers
Methodist Church of Great Britain people
19th-century English Methodist ministers
18th-century English Methodist ministers

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