_Saint George’s (Pensylvania) Nov. 24, 1740._
_Dear Brother T――――_,
GOD has revived his own work in _Philadelphia_. His glory filled
the great house. The affairs belonging thereto, I believe, are
well settled. We have had precious times at _Cohansi_, _Salem_,
_Fogs-mannor_, _Nottingham_, _Whiteclay_, _Creek_ and _Bohemia_.
Brother _G――――_ is come from _England_ very opportunely. Brother
_S――――_ comes about _Christmas_. The brethren I think do grow, though
sadly divided. But our LORD will order all for good.――Upon several
accounts, I think it best to embark for _England_ as soon as possible
in the Spring. O pray for me, that I may not by any means grieve the
children of GOD. I hope the weather is warm enough for you. I trust
our LORD has warmed and filled your dear soul. Your brother _Charles_
is with me. My dear fellow travellers salute you and our dear brother
_R――――_. My love to all that love the LORD JESUS. The war goes
on bravely between _Michael_ and the _Dragon_. Our dear LORD (O
condescending love!) is wonderous kind to your poor, weak, unworthy
brother and servant in
CHRIST,
_G. W._