22 To Hannah Ball
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- John Wesley, “22 To Hannah Ball”. Wesley Corpus,
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To Hannah Ball Date: LIVERPOOL, April 12, 1774. MY DEAR SISTER, When it pleases God to take any of His children to Himself, especially those that have been eminent in His service, He usually sends a gracious rain upon the survivors. And He has not done yet. You are to expect more and more instances of His love and of His power to save unto the uttermost. I hope you will have many opportunities of conversing with Joseph Bradford, and that you will speak to him with all freedom. He is plain and downright. Warn him gently not to speak too fast or too loud, and tell him if he does not preach strongly and explicitly concerning perfection. Go on in the Lord and in the power of His might. Warn every one, as you have opportunity, and exhort every one, that you may present every one perfect in Christ Jesus. I am, my dear sister Your affectionate brother.