_To T―――― T――――, Esq., in London._
_Savannah, June 7, 1740._
_My dear Friend and Brother_,
I Wrote to you very lately; but your kind letter is now before me,
and I cannot forbear answering it: Blessed be GOD, that you still look
upon me as your friend. May the friend of all, unite us in the best
bonds, and bring us to himself at last! I long to see the son of man
coming in the clouds of heaven. I have now such large incomes from
above, and such precious communications from our dear LORD JESUS,
that my body sometimes can scarcely sustain them. Our dear Brother
_H――――_’s letter (which I desire you may see) will shew you what
a work is begun at _Savannah_. I am in great hopes, that six or
seven boys and girls are really coming to JESUS CHRIST. Dear Brother
_H――――n_ sojourns with us. I love him, and all the brethren, in the
bowels of JESUS CHRIST. I am now looking for some strong attacks from
satan. The LORD comforts me on every side, and lets me see my desire
in the salvation of many souls. O, dear Mr. _T――――_, forget not
Your weak unworthy friend and brother in CHRIST,
_G. W._