76 To Hannah Ball
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- John Wesley, “76 To Hannah Ball”. Wesley Corpus,
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To Hannah Ball Date: SHOREHAM, November 28, 1774. MY DEAR SISTER, It gives me great pleasure whenever it is in my power to assist you in anything. I love you for your openness and simplicity and for your desire to do the whole will of God. I think there need be no reserve between Brother Wolfe and you. He is of a truly childlike spirit. And the more you labor the more blessing you will find. Go on; run, and never tire. I hear the good account of two young maidens who have lately joined the Society. I do not doubt but you will watch over them that they turn not again to folly. See that you warn every one and exhort every one that you may present every one perfect in Christ Jesus. I am, my dear sister, Yours affectionately.