94. Letter Mlvii.
LETTER MLVII.
T o Mrs. S――.
New-York, Sept. 2, 1754.
Dear Mrs. S――, I AM much, yea very much indebted to you for your works of faith, and the labours which, I believe, have proceeded from unfeigned love to the ever-loving and ever-lovely Jesus. Put all to his account. You shall be rewarded at the resurrection of the just: then shall the righteous shine forth like the sun, O happy, happy time! Lord Jesus, hasten it! May the blessed
Spirit prepare us to meet him! Methinks I hear you say, "I will not lose a moment." The Lord strengthen you in this and every holy resolution! You must pray that I may not flag in the latter stages of my road. Blessed be
God, we had good seasons between Philadelphia and New-York. In the New-Jerusalem more glorious seasons await us yet. At present I can no more. Be pleased to remember me in the kindest manner to all, and believe me to be, dear Mr. S――, Your assured friend, and ready servant for Christ's sake,
G. W.