salvation
...y for children where his aunts and friends attended. It all started around the time his Auntie Reed had mislead him into believing what salvation really meant. In his aunt own words and Wesley quotes “When you were saved you saw a light! And something happened to you inside! And Jesus came into your life; and was with you from then on! Now this is the confusing part; Wesley actually believed that he had to see a light to receive salvation. Now that is what you call confusing. You see she never really broke it down to him correctly, Meaning: when you see a light. Now being only twelve years old of course you are to expect confusion from some one with that mind frame. She said that you could see and feel Jesus in your soul. Wesley was in what you may call a anonymous situation meaning his surroundings was availing to his character. It actually superceded his common sense. His friends went the mourners, bench. They had apparently perceived to be saved to what he saw. His aunt Reed came and knelt by his side because like the others he was the only one not at the alter. She was crying and prayers and songs swirled all around the Sanctuary. Now Wesley was there dwelling on should he stay or should he stand up. His decision was a very heavy one because he was fighting against his surroundings and battling within himself. So Wesley came to a decision and it was to get up and go to the alter. Now his idea was to neutralize the situation dealing with his aunt and his church setting. As he approach the alter his anxiety grew higher and higher so he did what he had to do. However t...