A 26 To Mrs Barton
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- John Wesley, “A 26 To Mrs Barton”. Wesley Corpus,
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To Mrs. Barton Date: DUBLIN, April 23, 1785. MY DEAR SISTER, It has pleased God for many years to lead you in a rough and thorny way. But He knoweth the way wherein you go; and when you have been tried, you shall come forth as gold. Every proof you have had of God's care over you is a reason for trusting Him with your children. He will take care of them, whether you are alive or dead; so that you have no need to be careful in this matter. You have only by prayer and supplication to make your requests known to God; and whenever He sees it will be best for you, He will deliver you out of your captivity. In two or three weeks I hope to be in England again; but it is all one where we are, so we are doing the will of our Lord. I am, my dear sister, Your affectionate brother.