Arminian Magazine (London: G.Whitfield, 1778-1797) became Methodist Magazine (1798-1821) then Wesleyan-Methodist Magazine (1822-1913) then Magazine of the Wesleyan Methodist Church (1914-1926) then Methodist Magazine (1927-1970).

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January 1778

• To the Reader
• A Sketch of the Life of Arminius. Extracted from an Oration spoeken at his Funeral
• An Account of the Synod of Dort: Extracted from Gerard Brandt's History of the Reformation in the Low-Countries
• Letters
• Poetry. Eupolis's Hymn to the Creator

February 1778

• An Account of the Synod of Dort: Extracted from Gerard Brandt's History of the Reformation in the Low-Countries (continued)
• The Examination of Tilenus before the Triers; in order to his intended Settlement in the Office of a Public Preacher in the Commonwealth of Eutopia. Wrote by one who was present at the Synod of Dort
• The Life of Martin Luther. Written originally in German, by John Daniel Hernnschmid
• Letters. From Susannah Wesley
• Poetry

March 1778

• An Account of the Synod of Dort: Extracted from Gerard Brandt's History of the Reformation in the Low-Countries (continued)
• The Examination of Tilenus before the Triers; in order to his intended Settlement in the Office of a Public Preacher in the Commonwealth of Eutopia. Wrote by one who was present at the Synod of Dort (continued)
• The Life of Martin Luther. Written originally in German, by John Daniel Hernnschmid (continued)
• Letters
• Poetry

April 1778

• An Account of the Synod of Dort: Extracted from Gerard Brandt's History of the Reformation in the Low-Countries (continued)
• The Examination of Tilenus before the Triers; in order to his intended Settlement in the Office of a Public Preacher in the Commonwealth of Eutopia. Wrote by one who was present at the Synod of Dort (continued)
• The Life of Martin Luther. Written originally in German, by John Daniel Hernnschmid (continued)
• Letters
• Poetry

May 1778

• The Examination of Tilenus before the Triers; in order to his intended Settlement in the Office of a Public Preacher in the Commonwealth of Eutopia. Wrote by one who was present at the Synod of Dort (continued)
• An Account of Sebastian Castellio and Michael Servetus. Translated from Dr. Chandler's History of Persecution
• The Life of Martin Luther. Written originally in German, by John Daniel Hernnschmid (continued)
• Letters
• Poetry

June 1778

• The Examination of Tilenus before the Triers; in order to his intended Settlement in the Office of a Public Preacher in the Commonwealth of Eutopia. Wrote by one who was present at the Synod of Dort (continued)
• A Discourse concerning the Necessity and Contingency of Events in the World, in Respect of God's Eternal Decrees—Thomas Goad, D.D. (Wrote about the Year 1620)
• The Life of Martin Luther. Written originally in German, by John Daniel Hernnschmid (continued)
• Letters
• Poetry

July 1778

• A Discourse concerning the Necessity and Contingency of Events in the World, in Respect of God's Eternal Decrees—Thomas Goad, D.D. (Wrote about the Year 1620) (concluded)
• An Appeal to the Gospel for the true Doctrine of Divine Predestination, concorded with the Orthodox Doctrine of God's Free-Grace, and Man's free will—John Plaisere, B.D. [Wrote about the Year 1630]
• The Life and Death of Bernard Gilpin
• Letters
• Poetry

August 1778

• An Appeal to the Gospel for the true Doctrine of Divine Predestination, concorded with the Orthodox Doctrine of God's Free-Grace, and Man's free will—John Plaisere, B.D. [Wrote about the Year 1630] (continued)
• Thoughts on Absolute Predestination. Extracted from Mr. Lesley
• The Life and Death of Bernard Gilpin (continued)
• Letters
• Poetry

September 1778

• An Appeal to the Gospel for the true Doctrine of Divine Predestination, concorded with the Orthodox Doctrine of God's Free-Grace, and Man's free will—John Plaisere, B.D. [Wrote about the Year 1630] (continued)
• Bishop Patrick's Picture of an Arminian
• The Life and Death of Bernard Gilpin (continued)
• Poetry
• An Answer to Several Objection against this Work. In a Letter to a Friend

October 1778

• An Appeal to the Gospel for the true Doctrine of Divine Predestination, concorded with the Orthodox Doctrine of God's Free-Grace, and Man's free will—John Plaisere, B.D. [Wrote about the Year 1630] (continued)
• God's Love to Mankind. Manifested by disproving the Absolute Decree for their Damnation (continued)
• The Life of Bishop Bedell
• Letters
• Poetry

November 1778

• An Appeal to the Gospel for the true Doctrine of Divine Predestination, concorded with the Orthodox Doctrine of God's Free-Grace, and Man's free will—John Plaisere, B.D. [Wrote about the Year 1630] (continued)
• God's Love to Mankind. Manifested by disproving the Absolute Decree for their Damnation (continued)
• The Life of Bishop Bedell (continued)
• Letters

December

• An Appeal to the Gospel for the true Doctrine of Divine Predestination, concorded with the Orthodox Doctrine of God's Free-Grace, and Man's free will—John Plaisere, B.D. [Wrote about the Year 1630] (continued)
• God's Love to Mankind. Manifested by disproving the Absolute Decree for their Damnation (continued)
• The Life of Bishop Bedell (continued)
• Letters
• Poetry

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January 1779

• To the Subscribers for the Arminian Magazine
• An Appeal to the Gospel for the true Doctrine of Divine Predestination, concorded with the Orthodox Doctrine of God's Free-Grace, and Man's free will—John Plaisere, B.D. [Wrote about the Year 1630] (continued)
• Original Sermons by the Rev. John Wesley. Sermon XIII on 1 Corinthians x. 13
• An Extract of the Revd Mr. John Wesley's Journal, From August 12th, 1738, to November 1st, 1739
• Journal From August 12, 1738, to November 1, 1739
• A Short Account of the Life and Death of the Rev. John Fletcher—Rev. John Wesley
• A Short Account of the Conversion and Death of Caster Garret, In a Letter to a Friend
• Poetry

February

• God's Love to Mankind. Manifested by disproving the Absolute Decree for their Damnation (continued)
• Sermon XIV. On 1 Peter iii. 3, 4
• An Extract of the Revd. Mr. John Wesley's Journal, From August 12th, 1738, to November 1st, 1739 (continued)
• The Life and Death of the Rev. John Fletcher (continued)—Rev. John Wesley
• The Journal of Francis Asbury, Bishop of the Methodist-Epicopal Church. From March 26, 1772, to April 14, 1773 (continued)
• Letters
• Poetry
• A Letter to a Clergyman

March 1779

• God's Love to Mankind. Manifested by disproving the Absolute Decree for their Damnation (continued)
• Sermon XV. On Luke xxii, 19. Do this is Remembrance of me
• An Extract of the Revd. Mr. John Wesley's Journal, From August 12th, 1738, to November 1st, 1739 (continued)
• The Life and Death of the Rev. John Fletcher (continued)—Rev. John Wesley
• The Journal of Francis Asbury, Bishop of the Methodist-Epicopal Church. From March 26, 1772, to April 14, 1773 (continued)
• Letters
• Poetry

April 1779

• God's Love to Mankind. Manifested by disproving the Absolute Decree for their Damnation (concluded)
• Sermon XVI. On 1 Corinthians xii. 31. Covet earnestly the best gifts; and yet I shew unto you a more excellent way
• An Extract of the Revd. Mr. John Wesley's Journal, From August 12th, 1738, to November 1st, 1739 (continued)
• The Life and Death of the Rev. John Fletcher (continued)—Rev. John Wesley
• Letters
• Poetry

May 1779

• Predestination Calmly Considered—John Wesley, M.A.
• Sermon XVII. On Roman xv. 2, Let every one of us please his neighbour for his good to edification
• An Extract of the Revd. Mr. John Wesley's Journal, From August 12th, 1738, to November 1st, 1739 (continued)
• The Life and Death of the Rev. John Fletcher (continued)—Rev. John Wesley
• The Journal of Francis Asbury, Bishop of the Methodist-Epicopal Church. From March 26, 1772, to April 14, 1773 (continued)
• Letters
• Poetry

June 1779

• Predestination Calmly Considered (continued)—John Wesley, M.A.
• Sermon XVIII. On Ecclesiastes vii. 10
• A Short Account of the Revival of the Work of God, at Manchester &c. To the Editor of the Arminian Magazine—J. Allen
• An Extract of the Revd. Mr. John Wesley's Journal, From August 12th, 1738, to November 1st, 1739 (continued)
• The Life and Death of the Rev. John Fletcher (continued)—Rev. John Wesley
• The Journal of Francis Asbury, Bishop of the Methodist-Epicopal Church. From March 26, 1772, to April 14, 1773 (continued)
• Letters
• Poetry

July 1779

• Predestination Calmly Considered (continued)—John Wesley, M.A.
• Sermon XIX. On 1 Corinthians xiii. 1, 2, 3
• An Extract of the Revd. Mr. John Wesley's Journal, From August 12th, 1738, to November 1st, 1739 (continued)
• The Life and Death of the Rev. John Fletcher (continued)—Rev. John Wesley
• The Journal of Francis Asbury, Bishop of the Methodist-Epicopal Church. From March 26, 1772, to April 14, 1773 (continued)
• Letters
• Poetry

August 1779

• Predestination Calmly Considered (continued)—John Wesley, M.A.
• Sermon XX. On Hebrews vi. 1. Let us go on to perfection
• The Experience of Elizabeth Jackson. June 18, 1764
• An Extract of the Revd. Mr. John Wesley's Journal, From August 12th, 1738, to November 1st, 1739 (continued)
• The Life and Death of the Rev. John Fletcher (continued)—Rev. John Wesley
• The Journal of Francis Asbury, Bishop of the Methodist-Epicopal Church. From March 26, 1772, to April 14, 1773 (continued)
• Thoughts Upon Methodism
• An Account of Mrs. Spencer, who died January 16, 1787 [Written by her late husband, John Spencer]
• A Short Account of Miss Sarah Butler
• Poetry

September 1779

• Predestination Calmly Considered (continued)—John Wesley, M.A.
• Sermon XXII. On John i. 47
• An Extract of the Revd. Mr. John Wesley's Journal, From August 12th, 1738, to November 1st, 1739 (continued)
• The Life and Death of the Rev. John Fletcher (continued)—Rev. John Wesley
• The Journal of Francis Asbury, Bishop of the Methodist-Epicopal Church. From March 26, 1772, to April 14, 1773 (continued)
• Letters
• Poetry

October 1779

• Predestination Calmly Considered (continued)—John Wesley, M.A.
• Sermon XXII. On Hebrews xiii. 17
• An Extract of the Revd. Mr. John Wesley's Journal, From August 12th, 1738, to November 1st, 1739 (continued)
• An Extract of the Revd. Mr. John Wesley's Journal, From August 12th, 1738, to November 1st, 1739 (continued)
• The Life and Death of the Rev. John Fletcher (continued)—Rev. John Wesley
• An Account of the most remarkable Occurences of the Life of Joseph Everett, In a Letter to Bishop Asbury (Written by himself)
• Walking in Sleep
• An Account of the Behaviour of three Malefactors, who were executed at Reading, in Berkshire, on the 25th of March 1786
• Letter
• Poetry

November 1779

• Predestination Calmly Considered (continued)—John Wesley, M.A.
• Sermon XXIII. On Philippians ii. 12, 13
• The Life and Death of the Rev. John Fletcher (continued)—Rev. John Wesley
• An Account of the most remarkable Occurences of the Life of Joseph Everett, In a Letter to Bishop Asbury (Written by himself)
• Letters
• Poetry

December 1779

• Predestination Calmly Considered (continued)—John Wesley, M.A.
• Sermon XXIX. On Revelation xxi. 5. Behold, I make all things new
• An Extract of the Revd. Mr. John Wesley's Journal, From August 12th, 1738, to November 1st, 1739 (continued)
• An Account of the most remarkable Occurences of the Life of Joseph Everett, In a Letter to Bishop Asbury (Written by himself)
• Letters
• Poetry

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Volume 4 (1781) Download Complete Volume pdf

January 1781

• The Preface
• Of Predestination; translated from Sebastian Castellio, in Dialogues, between Lewis and Frederic
• Original Sermons by the Rev. John Wesley, M.A. Sermon I. On 1Timothy, vi. 9
• An Account of Mr. Christopher Hopper [A Letter to the Rev. J. Wesley]
• An Extract from the Diary of Mrs Bathsheba Hall
• An Extract from a Survey of the Wisdom of God in the Creation
• An Account of Baron Swedenborg
• Letters
• Poetry
• Short Hymns

February 1781

• Of Predestination; translated from Sebastian Castellio, in Dialogues, between Lewis and Frederic. Dialogue I (continued)
• Original Sermons by the Rev. John Wesley, M.A. Sermon I. On 1Timothy, vi. 9 (continued)
• An Account of Mr. Christopher Hopper [A Letter to the Rev. J. Wesley] (continued)
• An Extract from the Diary of Mrs Bathsheba Hall (continued)
• An Extract from a Survey of the Wisdom of God in the Creation (continued)
• Thoughts on the Power of Music
• Letters
• Poetry
• Short Hymns

March 1781

• Of Predestination; translated from Sebastian Castellio, in Dialogues, between Lewis and Frederic. Dialogue I (continued)
• Sermon II. On 1 John v. 20. This is the true God and eternal life
• An Account of Mr. Christopher Hopper [A Letter to the Rev. J. Wesley] (concluded)
• An Extract from the Diary of Mrs Bathsheba Hall (continued)
• An Account of Mrs Jane Muncy, July 31, 1741
• An Extract from a Survey of the Wisdom of God in the Creation (continued)
• Letters
• Poetry
• Short Hymns

April 1781

• Of Predestination; translated from Sebastian Castellio, in Dialogues, between Lewis and Frederic. Dialogue I (continued)
• Sermon II. On 1 John v. 20. This is the true God and eternal life (concluded)
• Some Account of Mr. Richard Whatcoat
• An Extract from the Diary of Mrs Bathsheba Hall (continued)
• An Account of Sarah Whiskim
• An Extract from a Survey of the Wisdom of God in the Creation (continued)
• Thoughts upon Baron Montesquieu's Spirit of Laws
• An Account of the Brother's Steps
• Remarks on the Nature and Design of an Oath
• An Address to Prisoners and Captives [By the late Mr. Charles Perronet]
• Letters
• Poetry
• Short Hymns

May 1781

• Of Predestination; translated from Sebastian Castellio, in Dialogues, between Lewis and Frederic. Dialogue I (continued)
• A Letter to a Printer of the Public Advertiser
• Sermon III. On 1 John v. 21. Little children, keep yourselves from idols
• Some Account of Mr. William Green
• An Extract from the Diary of Mrs Bathsheba Hall (continued)
• A Short Account of John Woolley, who died in February 1742, aged thirteen Years and some Months
• An Extract from a Survey of the Wisdom of God in the Creation (continued)
• Thoughts upon Jacob Behmen [By the Rev. Mr. Wesley]
• A Narrative of Capt. Kennedy's Distress and Deliverance
• An Exposition of the Three great Articles of the Creed [By the late Mr. Charles Perronet]
• Letters
• Poetry
• Short Hymns

June 1781

• Of Predestination; translated from Sebastian Castellio, in Dialogues, between Lewis and Frederic. Dialogue I (continued)
• On Popery [Two Letters to the Editors of the Freeman's Journal]
• Sermon III. On 1 John v. 21. Little children, keep yourselves from idols (concluded)
• Some Account of Mr. William Green
• An Extract from the Diary of Mrs Bathsheba Hall (continued)
• A Short Account of Mrs. Susannah Wesley: extracted from the Journal of the Rev. Mr. John Wesley
• An Extract from a Survey of the Wisdom of God in the Creation (continued)
• A Scheme of Self-Examination used by the First Methodists in Oxford
• The following Account of Mr. Studly, is so full of remarkable incidents, that I believe it will be both pleasing and useful to the pious Reader. It is taken from Mr. Turner's Remarkable Providences
• A true Narrative of a prodigious Storm of Wind, Rain, Thunder, and Lightning, that happened at Athlone,, betwixt fouir and five o'clock on Wednesday monring, the 27th of October 1697, as it was delcared before the Sovereign, and Governor of the said Town, upon the examinations of the Officers and Soldiers of the Main-Guard, amd Guard of Dublin-Gate; and likewise by the eight Sentinels that flood ont he bastions and works during this Storm
• Righteousness the Path of Peace: Suffering the Means of Purity [By the late Mr. Charles Perronet]
• Letters
• Poetry
• A Short Hymn

July 1781

• Of Predestination; translated from Sebastian Castellio, in Dialogues, between Lewis and Frederic. Dialogue I (continued)
• On Popery. Letter II [Two Letters to the Editors of the Freeman's Journal]
• Sermon IV. On 1 John iii. 8. For this purpose was the Son of God manifested, that he might destroyu the works of the devil
• Some Account of Mr. Duncan Wright
• An Extract from the Diary of Mrs Bathsheba Hall (continued)
• A Short Account of Mrs. S———: extracted from the Rev. Mr. Wesley's Journal
• An Extract from a Survey of the Wisdom of God in the Creation. On Respiration
• An extraordinary instance of the goodness of divine Providence to Mr. David Anderson, Minister at Walton upon Thmas, ejected by the Bartholomew Act, 1662
• A plain Account of Kingswood School, near Bristol
• An Arian Antidote
• Philanthropy [A Fragment, by Charles Perronct]
• Letters
• Poetry. St. Cecilia's Hymn [By Dr. Bryon]
• Short Hymns

August 1781

• Of Predestination; translated from Sebastian Castellio, in Dialogues, between Lewis and Frederic. Dialogue I (continued)
• Sermon IV. On 1 John iii. 8. For this purpose was the Son of God manifested, that he might destroyu the works of the devil (concluded)
• Some Account of Mr. Duncan Wright (continued)
• A Short Account of Mr. Thomas Joyce
• An Account of Mrs Alice Benden [from Mr. Fox's Acts and Monuments]
• An Extract from a Survey of the Wisdom of God in the Creation. On Respiration (concluded)
• An Account of the Surprising deliverance of Mr. John Rogersm Minister of Croglin, in Cumberland, and the cafe of his deliver: in a letter from a Dissenting Miniter in Essex, to a Merchant in Edinburgh, dated October 12, 1767.
• A plain Account of Kingswood School, near Bristol (continued)
• Philanthropy. Unfinished. [by the late Charles Perronct]
• On the Motto of a Seal—Believe!–Love!–Obey!
• Letters
• Poetry
• A Short Hymn

September 1781

• Of Predestination; translated from Sebastian Castellio, in Dialogues, between Lewis and Frederic. Dialogue I (continued)
• Sermon V. On Galatians iv. 18
• Some Account of Mr. Duncan Wright (continued)
• A Short Account of Mrs. Ruth Hall
• An Account of Mr. Julius Palmer, sometime Fellow of Magdalan-College, in Oxford; burnt at a place called, The Sand-Pits, in Newbury, about the 16th Day of July. 1556
• An Extract from a Survey of the Wisdom of God in the Creation. On Death
• A plain Account of Kingswood School, near Bristol (continued)
• Philanthropy. Unfinished. (concluded) [by the late Charles Perronct]
• Letters
• Poetry
• Short Hymns

October 1781

• Of Predestination; translated from Sebastian Castellio, in Dialogues, between Lewis and Frederic. Dialogue II (continued)
• Sermon V. On Galatians iv. 18 (concluded)
• Some Account of Mr. Duncan Wright (continued)
• Some Account of the Death of Mr. Charles Perronet—Charles Boon
• An Account of Mr. Julius Palmer, sometime Fellow of Magdalan-College, in Oxford; burnt at a place called, The Sand-Pits, in Newbury, about the 16th Day of July. 1556 (continued)
• A Short Account of Mr. Thomas Clark
• An Account of a Remarkable Deliverance—Catherine Corbett
• An Extract from a Survey of the Wisdom of God in the Creation. On Death (continued)
• Reflections on the Sabbath-Day: extracted from a Book, wrote a hundred and Seventy Years Ago
• Thoughts on the propriety of the Methodists attending divine Service in the Church of England. By the late Mr. Samuel Wells
• Thoughts on Perfection [By Mr. J.B.]
• Letters
• Poetry
• A Short Hymn

November 1781

• Of Predestination; translated from Sebastian Castellio, in Dialogues, between Lewis and Frederic. Dialogue II (continued)
• Sermon VI. On 1 Corinthians xiv. 20
• Some Account of the Life of Mr Thomas Payne: in a Letter to the Rev. Mr. Wesley
• A Supplement to the Life of Mr. Thomas Taylor
• An Account of Mr. Julius Palmer (concluded)
• An Extract from a Survey of the Wisdom of God in the Creation. On Death II (continued)
• Thoughts on the propriety of the Methodists attending divine Service in the Church of England. By the late Mr. Samuel Wells (continued)
• On the right Method of Meeting Classes and Bands, in the Methodist-Societies [by the late Mr. Charles Perronet]
• Necessity considered as influencing Practices: extracted from Bishop Butler's Analogy of Religion
• Letters
• Poetry
• A Short Hymn

December 1781

• Of Predestination; translated from Sebastian Castellio, in Dialogues, between Lewis and Frederic. Dialogue II (continued)
• Sermon VI. On 1 Corinthians xiv. 20 (concluded)
• Some Account of the Life of Mr Thomas Payne: in a Letter to the Rev. Mr. Wesley (concluded)
• An Account of Mr. Eden [By the Rev. Mr. B———.]
• A Short Account of the Death of Elizabeth Marsh, and two others
• An Extract from a Survey of the Wisdom of God in the Creation. On the Eyes
• Necessity considered as influencing Practice: extracted from Bishop Butler's Analogy of Religion (concluded)
• Thoughts on the propriety of the Methodists attending divine Service in the Church of England. By the late Mr. Samuel Wells (continued)
• Captain Spencer's Account of the taking and re-taking of his Ship
• On War
• Letters
• Poetry
• A Short Hymn

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