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Excerpt from The Lives of the Early Methodist Preachers, Vol. 2 of 6: Chiefly Written by Themselves
He received their instructions with gratitude, though it does not appear that he was clearly convinced of the way of salvation by faith in Jesus. His mind laboured under dreadful apprehensions of the Divine displeasure. The evil and corruptions of his own heart gave him the greatest uneasiness. He thought himself the most wretched of sinners, and frequently threw himself upon the ground, crying out to God, with inconceivable anguish of mind, No misery is equal to this: a wounded spirit who can bear?
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