Letters 1771
| Author | John Wesley |
|---|---|
| Type | letter |
| Year | None |
| Passage ID | jw-letters-1771-012 |
| Words | 161 |
DUBLIN, March 27, 1771. Your affectionate friend and brother. To Mr. Pilmoor, At Mr. Lupton's, Merchant, In New York. To Philothea Briggs 13 DUBLIN, March 30, 1771. MY DEAR PHILLY, So poor, tempted, disconsolate Nancy Bolton was sent to London for your sake also! She was sent to you among others to quicken your expectations of the great salvation. And what is it our Lord calls you to now Whereunto thou hast attained hold fast! You may undoubtedly lose what God has given; but you never need. Is not His grace sufficient for you Is not His strength made perfect in weakness Indeed, you shall pass through the fire; but lean upon Him, and the flames shall not kindle upon you. You shall go through the waters; but keep hold on Him, and the floods shall not run over you. Suffer all, and conquer all. In every temptation He keeps you to prove His utmost salvation, His fullness of love I