Wesley Corpus

07 To Henry Brooke

John Wesley

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To Henry Brooke 3 LONDON, March 1, 1762. MY DEAR BROTHER, I rejoice to hear that you continue in the good way. Never leave off a duty because you are tempted in it. You may be more tempted than usual on fasting days; and yet you may receive a blessing thereby. I expect to be either in Dublin or Cork about the end of this month. I have not, since I have been in London, heard anything of Tommy Bethel. The Diary for Oct. 15, 1785, has: '1 dinner, conversed, prayer, Mr. Bethell.' I believe the letters are safely delivered. I am Your affectionate brother.