John Wesley — "Beware of judging men by their outward appearance, but judge them by their fruit…"

"Are we not a little too apt to forget that the Methodists are not the only Christians in the world?"

"It is a melancholy proof of the blindness and ignorance of mankind, that they are not aware of the evil of sin."

"I found myself much out of order, and apprehended that my end was near. I had no fear of death, but I was concerned for the cause of God, which I apprehended would suffer by my removal."

"I was much struck with the spirit of the people, who, though poor, were neat, clean, and cheerful. They seemed to have no care, but to please God."

"I have often thought, that if I were to choose a servant, it should be one that needed no wages."