To Joseph Benson Date: LONDON, March 2, 1773. DEAR JOSEPH, Certainly you cannot stir unless you are clearly satisfied of your call from God. An impression on the mind of another man is no rule of action to you. The reasons you give on the other side are weighty, and will not early be answered. At present you do seem to be in your place, and your labor will not be in vain. If you could transfer a night in a week from Newcastle to some new place, I think it might do well. I am, dear Joseph, Your affectionate brother.