BROOKLYN, N.Y., JUNE 25TH, 1940
BROOKLYN, N.Y., JUNE 25TH, 1940
Beloved Brother, — You are all deeply on our hearts day and night and we are assured that God is taking account of us all. In America we are away from the actual scene of the conflict, but we are suffering in profound sympathy with our [p. 186] brethren who are in it. The rapidity with which the sorrowful matter moves indicates that God is in it on account of current moral conditions, and as in sympathy with Him our part is to endure as seeing Him who is invisible. If as subsequent to the wars of 1800 - 15, the testimony is to go on, there will be an end, or a definite check, to the present scourging, but if the end as prophetically announced, is in mind, the translation should be very soon. The latter is more in the minds of the saints than I have hitherto observed.
Reports of conditions among the brethren in Great Britain are most cheering and we thank God for them. Clearly you are all comforted and supported. Our prayers go up incessantly that this may continue.
Affectionately yours in Christ,
James Taylor.