To an Unidentified Man (December 9, 1758)
December 9, 1758
My Dear Brother,
From time to time I have had more trouble with the society at Leeds than with all the other societies in Yorkshire. And now I hear that the leaders insist that such and such persons be put out of the society! I desire the leaders may know their place and not stretch themselves beyond their line. Pray let me judge who should be put out of a Methodist society and who not. I desire Faith and Ann Hardwick may not be put out of the society, unless some fresh matter appear against them; and if any new matter does appear, let it be laid before me.
He shall have judgement without mercy who hath shown no mercy !
J. Wesley
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