426. Letter Ccccxxiv.
LETTER CCCCXXIV.
T o the Reverend Mr. M――, at Cambuslang.
Edinburgh, June 8, 1742.
Reverend and very dear Brother, I Heartily rejoice at the awakening at Cambuslang, and elsewhere. I believe you will both see and hear of far greater things than these. I trust that not one corner of poor Scotland will be left unwatered by the dew of God's heavenly blessing. The cloud is now only rising as big as a man's hand; yet a little while, and we shall hear a sound of an abundance of gospel rain. Our glorious Emmanuel has given us much of his divine presence since my arrival. O that it may accompany me to Cambuslang! God willing,
I hope to be with you the beginning of next week; but cannot exactly tell the day. In the mean while, forget not to pray for, reverend and dear brother,
Yours most affectionately in Christ, G. W.