226. Letter Ccxxv.
LETTER CCXXV.
T o the Rev. Mr. Z―― M――.
Boston, Sept. 28, 1740.
Reverend and dear Brother, I Received—I felt your letter. Surely there is a sympathy between souls that have drank into the same spirit. God willing, I purpose to come and see you; and will endeavour to send you timely notice: but oh do not expect too great things from me; for if you do, who knows but my Lord may desert me; and then what am I? Excuse the brevity of this. So many persons come to me under convictions, and for advice, that I have scarce time to eat bread.
Wonderful things are doing here. The word runs like lightning. Dagon daily falls before the ark. I know you will, in spirit, pray that a due sense of his own vileness may be continually given to Your affectionate, though unworthy, brother and servant in our glorious
Emmanuel, G. W.