A 76 To Arthur Keene
| Author | John Wesley |
|---|---|
| Type | letter |
| Year | None |
| Passage ID | jw-letter-1789a-76-to-arthur-keene-000 |
| Words | 174 |
To Arthur Keene Date: DUBLIN, July 1, 1789. If we do not meet till we reach a better world, you will suffer me to tell you, I love you dearly, and shall do so till our earthly course is run. And permit me to give you one advice more (you once valued my advice) leave off disputing. Call off your thoughts as far as possible from all controverted points. You have one only point to attend to Immanuel, God with us; to secure that single point Christ in us, the hope of glory! What is all besides in comparison of that O let it engage your whole soul. Yet a little while and all the rest will pass away like a shadow! It is probable you are likely to spend a few more days upon earth when I am no more seen. But those days in comparison will vanish away like a dream when one awaketh. The wisdom from above meantime be the portion of you and yours! So prays Your ever affectionate brother.