A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

Wesley, John, 1703-1791 • SECTION 110

Part 110

← The works of the Rev. John Wesley, Vol. 09 (of 32)

Thy cautions are acceptable to me, I desire to provide for manifold changes and storms. I know I am not yet in the harbour; O pray with me that I may not enter into temptation; for I am very weak in spirit, as well as in body, God knoweth. Somewhere or other I must break off, and thou wilt say, it is time to shut up. For once only know, that I am thy daily orator, and will be whilst I am. And yet once more, I must have room to add my thankful acknowledgment of thine. With our most dear affections to you both, I commend you to the God of love, still abiding,

_Thy fast and sure_

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