Wesley Corpus

46 To Thomas Vasey

John Wesley

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To Thomas Vasey Date: NEAR LEEDS, August 5, 1775. MY DEAR BROTHER, I trust you will not turn again into folly, but watch and pray that you enter not into temptation. Mr. Wolfe, the assistant in Salisbury circuit, is a mild tender-hearted man. I hope he will be of service to you, and so may Mr. Undrell your other fellow laborer. You are now called more than ever to redeem the time, to walk humbly and closely with God; and to be a man of one business. One that have nothing to do but to save your own soul and those that hear you. I am Your affectionate brother.