LETTER CLXXIX.

_To Madam C――――._

_New Brunswick, April 27, 1740._

_Madam_,

ALL things go on well in _America_――nay, better than I dare ask, or

could think. Our LORD’s kingdom comes with power. It is amazing to

see how GOD is present in our assemblies: I refer you to dear brother

_S――――_ for particulars. My animal spirits are exhausted, but I am

filled within. Nature would sometimes cry out, “Spare thyself;” but

when I am offering JESUS to poor sinners, I cannot forbear exerting

all my powers. Oh that I had a thousand lives! my dear LORD JESUS

should have them all. I long to be out of the body, that I may love

and serve him as I would: but I must suffer before I can reign with

him. That you and I may never deny our LORD, is the earnest prayer of,

Madam,

Your obliged humble servant,

_G. W._

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