BROOKLYN, N.Y., MAY 16TH, 1950

BROOKLYN, N.Y., MAY 16TH, 1950

Mr. E. Hansen.

Beloved Brother, — Please pardon me for my delay in replying to your letter of March 23rd. There have been many special meetings, Easter having intervened.

But I am very interested in the new hymn book for Denmark. I believe it will be enhanced if it includes hymns to the Holy Spirit. He is a divine Person, equal with the Father and the Son, and this should be fully recognised in our hymns.

In our local meeting last evening the brethren have signified their exercises as to the truth if the Holy Spirit, and His ^[p. 410] stressing recently the whole matter of His place in the Godhead, and all were in agreement with what I am writing you now.

I shall be glad to hear from you further as to what you and the brethren in Denmark may have decided as to the subject before us.

My wife unites in love in Christ to you both and to all the brethren in Copenhagen.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.

PS — I also shall be interested in hearing of the brethren in Sweden and Norway as to the most important matter mentioned above. — J.T.