FEBRUARY 14TH, 1938

FEBRUARY 14TH, 1938

Mr. S. McCallum.

Beloved Brother, — Many thanks for your letter which is valued as your letters always are.

God willing, I shall be with you at Highland Park for the special meetings in September. I cannot say whether Mr. Hayward will be in this country; but if so, he will, no doubt, find an open door in the East or the West.

I am greatly pressed so shall not write much. We had a good time last Saturday at Westfield. The Lord is helping much generally — a remarkable interest in the truth, peculiarly shown at the Thursday evening meeting in Nostrand Avenue room — Mr. Lyon is with us.

^[p. 114] The position at Westfield remains unchanged save that Paul Ewing has separated from the ‘outside’ company and wishes to break bread. There is a peculiar leaven in the ——— company — that they have ‘rights’ in our meeting there, are indeed in fellowship, being themselves right and that the Lord is ‘bearing’ with us. That is, the Lord is bearing with people, supporting them as in their midst, and yet if ——— and those with them are right those whose meetings they are attending are unrighteous and the Lord is supporting them! The Lord is bearing with, supporting and blessing unrighteous people. They are making Him a transgressor. You can see the enemy’s intent in all this; but the saints are not blind to it, thank God.

We are grieved that several are out of employment in your district as I learned from Mrs. Diplock yesterday.

My wife unites in love to Mrs. McCallum and you, also, all the brethren.

Affectionately in Him,
James Taylor.