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FREE-WILL has carry'd many a Man to Tyburn, and ('tis to be feared) from Tyburn to Hell: but it never yet carry'd a single Soul to Holiness and Heaven.

Augustus Toplady Free-will and Merit Fairly Examined: Or, Men Not Their Own Saviors (sermon preached at St. Anne, Blackfriars, 25 May 1774; printed London, 1775), p. 24

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Augustus Toplady, Free-will and Merit Fairly Examined: Or, Men Not Their Own Saviors (sermon preached at St. Anne, Blackfriars, 25 May 1774; printed London, 1775), p. 24 (wesleyscholar.com) - Free-will and Merit Fairly Examined: Or, Men Not Their Own Saviors (sermon preached at St. Anne, Blackfriars, 25 May 1774; printed London, 1775), p. 24
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