Cómo leía la Biblia John Wesley | No leía para SABER más. Leía para SER transformado. (Episodio 4/4)

How John Wesley Read the Bible | Wesley didn't read to KNOW more. He read to BE transformed. Have you ever finished reading an entire chapter of the Bible… and remembered nothing of what you read? You reached the “Amen” of your morning devotions… and left the same person you came in with. That's not a lack of faith. It's a lack of method. There was a man who didn't read to accumulate theological information. He didn't read to impress other pastors. He had a single obsession, and that obsession will change the way you open your Bible from now on. He called the Bible “the book of God” and exclaimed, “Give me that book! At any price, give me the Book of God!” His name is John Wesley. And in this episode—the third in the series—you'll discover why I read, how I read, and, most importantly, what happens when a person stops reading to learn… and starts reading to be transformed. Stay until the end. The seventh point in this video will directly challenge your Bible reading routine in a way you won't easily forget. A question before we begin: *When was the last time you finished reading the Bible feeling different than when you started?* If episode 3 made you reflect: Share it with someone who needs to hear this. Not to boost the channel's metrics, but because it could be the beginning of real and lasting change in the life of someone you truly care about. Comment below with the question that impacted you the most today. I want to read it and answer it personally. The conversation continues in the comments. Third: Subscribe to the channel and turn on notifications. The last episode in this series will be the most practical, the most historical, and the most inspiring of the four. And before I finish, I leave you with the words Wesley spoke each morning, before each verse, before each chapter: “Here I am. Far from the bustle of men. I feel alone. Only God is here. In His presence I open, I read His book. With this one purpose only: to find the way to heaven.” May you open your book like this. Today. Tomorrow. And for the rest of your life. Until the next episode of the series “How John Wesley Read the Bible.” HISTORICAL SOURCES USED 1. *Wesley, John.* *Preface to Sermons on Various Occasions*, vol. 1 (1746). In: *Bicentennial Edition of the Works of John Wesley*. Nashville: Abingdon Press, 1984–. Vol. 1, pp. 104–106. 2. *Wesley, John.* Preface to Notes on the Old Testament (1765). Collected Works of John Wesley. 3. *Wesley, John.* The Means of Grace — Sermon 16. In: *Works of John Wesley*, vol. 1. 4. *Wesley, John.* *Personal Journal*, entry for May 24, 1738. Experience at Aldersgate. In: *The Journal of the Reverend John Wesley, A.M.*, ed. Nehemiah Curnock. London: Epworth, 1938. 5. *Wesley, John.* *Letter to William Wilberforce*, February 24, 1791. Last known letter from Wesley, six days before his death on March 2, 1791. 6. *Wesley, John.* Letter to the Methodist Preachers (on reading and depth). In: *The Letters of the Reverend John Wesley, A.M.*, ed. John Telford. London: Epworth Press, 1931. 7. *Wesley, John.* Sermons on Various Occasions — Preface to the Standard Sermons (1746). Available at: ccel.org/ccel/wesley/sermons 8. *Maddox, Randy L.* “Wesley and the Question of Truth or Salvation Through Other Religions.” In: *Wesleyans and Reading the Bible as Scripture*. Duke University School of Divinity. Available at: divinity.duke.edu Share:    • Cómo leía la Biblia John Wesley | No leía ...