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''The following is an excerpt from'' <ref>http://www.amazinggrace.org.au The Man & The Story Behind Amazing Grace</ref> – ''By Peter Rahme''
''The following is an excerpt from'' <ref>http://www.amazinggrace.org.au The Man & The Story Behind Amazing Grace</ref> – ''By Peter Rahme''
An early work of [[John Newton]], a personal testimony entitled ''Authentic Narrative'', continued to challenge more hearts for God and change many lives for good. According to John Wesley, who read this book more than once, it had ''something very extraordinary therein''.
An early work of [[John Newton]], a personal testimony entitled ''Authentic Narrative'', continued to challenge more hearts for God and change many lives for good. According to [[John Wesley]], who read this book more than once, it had ''something very extraordinary therein''.
John’s newly published ''Cardiphonia'' (1781), and the necessarily controversial ''Thoughts on the African Slave Trade'', also inspired and challenged many.
John’s newly published ''Cardiphonia'' (1781), and the necessarily controversial ''Thoughts on the African Slave Trade'', also inspired and challenged many.