MARCH 14TH, 1941

MARCH 14TH, 1941

Beloved Brother, — I am sending by air mail Notes of meetings at Plainfield held last November, thinking they will be useful to the saints at the present juncture. My thought is that they should be published together entitled ‘Delivered Unto Death for Jesus’ Sake’. No doubt you will look over them critically.

Thanks for your cable telling of the preservation of the saints in the recent raids. The news caused further thanksgiving here. We are assured of being heard. Our God will bring the cause of mourning to an end in His own time. The authors will continue to do their worst — especially now, but it will be modified as heretofore, until His appointed end comes.

The service in the Depot is much on our hearts and we are assured God is helping all engaged in it.

There is steady cheer in these countries. Interest in the truth is remarkable, especially seen in special meetings. Several extended ones are now in prospect — Knoxville, London, Winnipeg, Rochester. Auckland is a concern, but the Lord will make it clear.

^[p. 218] The meetings at London, Ontario, at Easter are for brothers, mainly individually invited. The need for this in America hardly exists, but I gather very high financial cost has to do with the proposal.

We trust ——— and all the children are well, also yourself and the trustees and their families.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.