B 58 To Sarah Rutter
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- John Wesley, “B 58 To Sarah Rutter”. Wesley Corpus,
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To Sarah Rutter Date: LONDON, December 5, 1789. MY DEAR SISTER, I am glad that the little Society at St. Neots continues in peace and love. See letters of July 29, 1789, and July 27, 1790. I would gladly visit yours and every Society within an hundred miles of London once a year; but I am now constrained to give it up. They multiply too fast. So that there are several of them now which I can see only once in two years. I am much pleased with the account you give of yourself likewise. It seems God has dealt very graciously with you; and undoubtedly He is able and willing to supply all your wants. Gradual sanctification may increase from the time you was justified; but full deliverance from sin, I believe, is always instantaneous at least, I never yet knew an exception. Peace be with your spirits! I am, my dear Sally, Yours very affectionately.