146. Letter Dcxliii.
LETTER DCXLIII.
T o the Rev. Mr. J―― or C―― W――.
Deal, July 5, 1748.
WILL you not be glad to hear that the God of the seas and the God of the dry land hath brought me to my native country once more? I came last from the Bermudas, where the friend of sinners has been pleased to own my poor labours abundantly. I hope, I come in the spirit of love, desiring to study and pursue those things which make for peace. This is the language of my heart, O let us find the ancient way, Our wond'ring foes to move; And force the heathen world to say, See how these Christians love.
I purpose, God willing, to be in London in a few days. In the mean while, I salute you and all the followers of the blessed Lamb of God most heartily.
—Be pleased to pray for, and give thanks in behalf of, Reverend and dear brother,
Yours most affectionately in Christ, G. W.