A Plain Account of Christian Perfection – John Wesley

John wrote: “In the year 1729, I began not only to read, but to study, the Bible as the … only standard
of truth, and the only model of pure religion. Hence, I saw, in a . . . clearer light, the indispensable
necessity of having ‘the mind which was in Christ Jesus,’ and of ‘walking as Christ also walked’ … not
only in many or in most respects, but in all things ….” (A Plain Account of Christian Perfection)