FEBRUARY 8TH, 1932

FEBRUARY 8TH, 1932

Mr. S. McCallum.

Beloved Brother, — Answering yours of the 4th inst., I would say that the disaffection in Scotland through McB———’s influence is, as far as I know, confined to those who returned from ‘Glanton’ along with him, and this only at Kilmarnock. They (five or six, I think), left and went back to Glanton; he was, I believe, withdrawn from. Others in Scotland, particularly Mr. P——— of Edinburgh, are objecting to what has been said about so-called ‘eternal sonship’, but they are few, and are not affiliating with McB——— as far as I know.

Mr. W———, one of the Glanton leaders, has published a bad paper on this subject, but it is self condemnatory. It has been answered. Thus a concerted attack is being made, but I am assured God will turn it into a fresh exposure of the Glanton spirit and position.

^[p. 350] There has been and is much honest difficulty in regard of the truth in the Barnet notes, but the Lord has helped wonderfully. The great truths involved are clearer and the greatness of Christ is more and more apprehended.

With love in Christ,

Affectionately,

James Taylor.

PS — I enclose a copy of a letter to McB———, — please return.