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	COMMONPLACE HOLINESS

	WELCOME			ABOUT THIS COLLECTION		WESLEYANISM



	BY BISHOP WILLARD F. MALLALIEU
	EDITOR'S NOTE: I was fortunate enough to obtain a copy of the 1903 edition printed by Jennings and Pye. The text is small, but quite clear and the book has no underlining. A previous owner of this volume wrote these words in it: "one of the very best on Holiness." This is a fine introduction to Wesleyan teaching. I have put together a small page of biographical information on Bishop Mallalieu for those who may be interested. (And, I'm always interested in more information as well –– if someone out there has more.) While this book is a good, brief introduction to the doctrine of Christian Perfection, readers will find little here that is new — the familiar Wesley quotes are repeated once again. I am personally very fond of Chapter 3. –– Craig L. Adams
	CONTENTS. Title Page & Preface. CHAPTER I. A Precious Reality CHAPTER II. Methodist Hymnology Anticipates The Fullness of the Blessing CHAPTER III. Some Things That Methodism Stands For CHAPTER IV. The Fullness of the Blessing Defined CHAPTER V. The Testimony to the Soul's Conversion CHAPTER VI. The Holy Spirit's Testimony CHAPTER VII. The Testimony of the Fruits CHAPTER VIII. Inbred Sin and Its Cure CHAPTER IX. The Blessing Attained, Gradually or Instantaneously, Which? CHAPTER X. The Fullness of the Blessing, How Obtained? Enlightenment, Conviction of Need, Loyalty CHAPTER XI. The Fullness of the Blessing, How Obtained? Devotement — Consecration — Faith CHAPTER XII. Does the Blessing Involve Sinlessness? CHAPTER XIII. May the Blessing be Lost? CHAPTER XIV. Continual Growth Attends the Fullness of the Blessing CHAPTER XV. The Fullness of the Blessing a Preparation for Christian Work