BROOKLYN, N.Y., AUGUST 28TH, 1929

BROOKLYN, N.Y., AUGUST 28TH, 1929

Mr. P. Lyon.

Beloved Brother, — Thanks for two letters received and enclosures, which latter I now return.

You have been much on our hearts and in our prayers, especially in view of the meetings at Detroit. You have also been on the hearts of the brethren, especially in the weekly meetings for prayer.

The meetings at Detroit — lasting three days — will be a heavy tax on you, but I am sure the Lord will consider you and the brethren in every way. It is most important to be on the Mount with God rather than with the people in view of such services. Thus one is under divine influence and is able to be for God and the truth, instead of considering for persons — a danger always present when saints meet together in numbers. In thinking of you and Detroit, Exodus 32 has been on my mind.

I trust you found cheer en route from Winnipeg, especially at Chicago.

We are uncertain as to the approximate time of your visit to us. No doubt you will let us know in due course. The itinerary you sent last I lent to someone and it has not come back.

I am very glad to have seen the letter from dear Bezert and I earnestly hope his sister and niece will be delivered. The news he gives from the Haute Loire is very cheering.

It is good that H.H. is to be at Vancouver. H.G. would be at a disadvantage otherwise as it is his locality. They will work well together.

^[p. 268] I just heard from Miss Newlands. There has been correspondence between Mr. Carter and myself as to ‘eternal Sonship’ and D.L.H. is taking a hand in it. I believe the Lord is helping in this great matter.

Our united love in Christ,

Affectionately in Him,

James Taylor.