The Origin of the Wesleyan Theological Vision for Christian Globalization and the Pursuit of Pentecost in Early Pietist Revivalism, Including a Translation of The Pentecost Addresses of Johann Adam Steinmetz (1689-1762)

"While Moravian influences upon Wesley have long been acknowledged, we have not understood the extent to which the key components of his theology were shaped by Wesley's encounter with the first recorded revival in Protestant history. This study follows the sequence of events from Wesley's encounter at Herrnhut with Christian David from whom he first learned of the urgency of progression from justification to sanctification, understood as the Pentecost sealing by the Holy Spirit"--