John Wesley is one of the most influential people in the history of Christian literature. His works have had a profound impact on the way that many people see the Bible, and the way that they read and understand the Bible. His influence is also seen in the work of other Christian authors and thinkers.

John Wesley was born in Britain in 1735. He was an Englishman, but he spent much of his life in Wales. He was a student at the Thomas Harris school in Newport, Wales, from 1759 to 1768.

During his time at the school, he was taught the Bible by Thomas Harris. It was at this time that he began to take an interest in the subject.

In 1768, he moved to Bristol to study under the famous scholar Alexander baron. There, he continued to study the Bible, and also came to study the nature of the Christian faith.

In 1770, he began to preach in Wales, and in 1771 he was called to London to work in the same field. He was also called to Paris to assist in the editing of the French Bible. He spent four years in France, but returned to England in 1776, to work in the fields near Bristol.

In 1779, he moved to London, and in 1785 he became the rector of a church in Surrey. He was also the author of a number of books on a variety of subjects, including: The Works of the Lord in the History of Jesus Christ (1779); Lectures on the Development of Christian Doctrine (1786); The Rule and Conduct of the Christian Life (1788); The Gospel according to Saint John (1804).