To another friend, he wrote as follows:--

"_February 8, 1741._

"I expect to suffer great things. The Lord, however, is able

to deliver me out of all. I have just now had His Divine

assistance in composing a sermon. This is the sixth which I

have finished since I have been on board. O my dear brother,

love a precious Christ, and shew it by adorning His gospel in

all things. He has highly favoured you. If you and I think

anything too much to be done for Him, we are of all men the most

ungrateful. O the love of Christ! I feel it--I feel it. Write to

me. If in prison, my friends will bring the letter to me there.

God will hear me for you, even in a dungeon."

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