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 are white, every where ready to harvest. See how our 's sheep are scattered abroad, having too, too few true shepherds; I beseech you, go on, and point out to them the Redeemer's good pastures. Say not, wherewithal shall I feed them? The great shepherd shall furnish you with food enough, and to spare. Give of your loaves, and you shall take up of the fragments that remain. To him that hath, shall be given. Satan no doubt will resist you; he will bid you, out of a false humility, to hold your peace; but let my friend speak out boldly as he ought to speak. The Holy Spirit will give him utterance, and apply the word to the hearers. If prayers may water the good seed, you may depend on mine. I remember the dear Bedford people. O let them not forget Your poor weak brother in, G. W.     LETTER XCVIII. To the Rev. Mr. T.

Reverend and dear Sir,      Philadelphia, Nov. 10, 1739.

BEFORE I saw, I loved you. Ever since our personal acquaintance, I have often thought, what a noble instrument you might be of turning many to righteousness, if your heart was entirely freed from the world, and inflamed with the love of. Your vivacity of spirit, your warm imagination, the energy and strength of your endearing manner of writing, together with your loving, tender disposition, if once duly influenced by the spirit of, could not fail of winning souls to. Come out therefore my brother, my friend; come out from among your carnal connections, and "be thou separate," saith the Almighty. Throw off a false politeness, study the simplicity of, and be despised for something. O pity, pity the church of England. See how too, too many of her sons are fallen from her articles, and preach themselves, not the. My dear friend, I could wish my head was waters, and my eyes fountains of tears, that I might weep day and night before the . O let us beseech him to spirit up more of his faithful servants, to go out into the highways and hedges, and compel poor sinners to come in. Oh that dear Mr. T. may be one of