BROOKLYN, N.Y., FEBRUARY 27TH, 1933

BROOKLYN, N.Y., FEBRUARY 27TH, 1933

Mr. P. Lyon.

Beloved Brother, — I think it well to write as per enclosed letter relative to C———’s production. If you approve what I have written you may think it wise to show it to persons who have been affected by C———’s paper. I send some copies.

I also send copies of a letter I wrote Mr. M——— of Malvern, which may also be of service. P——— seems determined to push his views, and the Lord may have to say to him. His letter — which has the character of a circular — indicates the action of will. Darkness of mind shows itself in him and also in C———.

I thank you for further letters, all of which are of interest.

As far as I understand your remarks as to Hebrews 7, I agree. The description given of Melchisedec can apply only to a Divine Person. As far as I understand it, Mr. Darby’s note agrees with this, although his remarks as to ‘but’ are somewhat vague.

I am trusting to your kind help, as usual, as regarding Valence and Limbach. I am hoping to write Mr. Blanc.

I received from Mr. T——— last week copies of correspondence between those at Heaton and those at Wesley Street. I also received T——— l’s paper, and later a copy of his withdrawal. What is of prime importance is that what has been made manifest as to Wesley Street should be recognised. All that I hear and see confirms that evil is there. It is a grave situation and calls for workers who work with God.

My wife unites in love in Christ to you all,

Affectionately in Him,

James Taylor.