B 01 To The Rev Mr Heath
| Author | John Wesley |
|---|---|
| Type | letter |
| Year | None |
| Passage ID | jw-letter-1790b-01-to-the-rev-mr-heath-000 |
| Words | 222 |
To the Rev. Mr. Heath Date: EPWORTH, July 3, 1790. DEAR SIR, I was concerned at not hearing anything of or from you for so long a season; but was not surprised, as I have been so frequently forgotten by my friends. And yet I thought Mrs. Heath and my dear children would remember me during the short time that I have to stay upon earth. This is not likely to be long. In August last See letter of June 6. my strength and my sight failed me nearly at once; but they have been restored in some degree, so that my work (blessed be God) is not hindered.... If I live to see Dr. Coke (who is now in Ireland) we must have an laircissement on this head. I should be exceedingly glad to have another sight of you and your dear family. If I see him, I will talk about it with Dr. Coke. As he sent you out I really think he should bring you back. I will advance fifty pounds for you all to employ as you think best. Coke was President of the Irish Conference, which met in Dublin on July 2. See letter of June 25, 1789. The peace of God rest upon you and yours! I am, dear sir, Your ever affectionate friend and brother.