24. Letter Dxxi.
LETTER DXXI.
T o Mr. S――.
Burford, June 15, 1743.
My dear Sir, I Cannot go any farther without writing you a line. Our Saviour hath dealt most graciously with your unworthy friend. On Monday I experienced some sweet teachings from above, and was so happy, that I thought our Lord was preparing me for some fresh trials. The prospect pleased me much, knowing how all things had already worked together for my good. Yesterday my body was very weary, but my soul happy, and I preached at Fairford; this morning at Glanfield, and just now here. It is dry ground; but the Lord has promised to pour water upon such. He has richly watered my soul. Where I lay, was indeed a Bethel, a gate of heaven. I hope God has been with you.
My tender love to dear brother A――s. My fellow-travellers salute you. My love to the Tabernacle people. Their prayers are heard. Grace! grace!
Yours affectionately, G. W.