LETTER DXIII.

_To the Same._

_Guenfithen, near the Hay in Radnorshire, April 25, 1743._

_My dear Sir_,

I Wrote to you on _Saturday_ morning; afterwards I preached at

_Llangathan_ in the church, to a great congregation; I then went about

ten miles, and preached at _Landovery_ in the evening, and on _Sunday_

morning. GOD was with us each time. On _Sunday_ evening I preached to a

large and polite auditory at _Brecon_, fifteen miles from _Landovery_.

――This morning I preached at _Trevecka_, and just now at this place,

with as great freedom, power and melting, almost as we have seen. It

is now past seven at night, and I have seven or eight _Welsh_ miles to

go. I am glad you are so happy in JESUS. My body is weak, but I am at

the Redeemer’s feet, and he reigns king in my heart, and causes me to

rejoice and triumph over all. Help me to praise him. Brother _H――――_

salutes you all. The LORD be with you.

Ever, ever yours,

_G. W._

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