MIAMI, FLORIDA, JANUARY 24TH, 1938

MIAMI, FLORIDA, JANUARY 24TH, 1938

Mr. Alec Mair.

Beloved Brother, — I was glad to have your letter and read with interest all you wrote.

My wife and I shall gladly avail ourselves of your hospitality when in Cullen. I cannot say yet the exact time of our visit, but it will be, God willing, about the middle of May.

Since receiving your letter I have been in the West Indies — Jamaica — and am now en route back to New York. The Lord gave great cheer in Jamaica. There was much result from gospel services, also, I am assured, blessing among the saints. Jamaica is a fruitful field and labourers are much needed.

We are spending a week or ten days here in Miami, where there is a small meeting. The meeting is new and weak, but there is a good general interest, thank God. Quite a few visitors are here, including Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson of Worthing.

As regards 1 Corinthians 7: 5 — this passage is, of course, part of the subject of the chapter. It refers to several relations proper to the marriage state. Verses 3 and 4 show that those in it are not to be independent of each other in this. Verse 6 shows that the instruction is to be taken in a modified way.

My wife unites in love in the Lord to you and your house and to the brethren.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.