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To William Allwood (October 15, 1758)

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To William Allwood Rye, in Sussex
October 15, 1758

My Dear Brother,

It is very difficult to determine suddenly whether a person is or is not renewed. If sister Hatton is, it will appear more and more clearly. If she is not, let her earnestly and patiently wait for it. I wrote to sister Ruth Hall and hope she will find time to send me an answer.

The books you will, I suppose, receive shortly, if you have not already. Thomas Tobias is a serious man and will not do the work of the Lord deceitfully. If you see good, let brother Gibbs go at any time into Lincolnshire, and John Hacking

1John Hacking, an itinerant since at least 1755, had been appointed to Lincolnshire at the 1758 Conference; see 10:287 in this edn.
come to you in his place.

I believe another preacher will come from London, but Thomas Mitchell cannot yet be spared from these parts. There has never been any preaching in this county before, and now the kingdom of God is come upon them unawares.

O Billy, be much in prayer! I am,
Your affectionate friend and brother,
J. Wesley

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