BROOKLYN, N.Y., SEPTEMBER, 1933

BROOKLYN, N.Y., SEPTEMBER, 1933

Mr. P. Lyon.

Beloved Brother, — As I am pressed for time I send this note so that you may see enclosed. In view of your experience in England with Mr. Nee, I think you should know of our exercises here.

You may see Mr. Gill’s account of Nee’s visit to Vancouver. This is an answer to what he sent me.

The whole matter has grave importance, for the ignoring of Nee’s principles in the ardent appreciation of his personality and ability opens the door to the enemy to lead some to think lightly, if not favourably, of principles that would subvert what we now hold so dear — the precious fellowship of God’s Son, of His body and blood and of the Spirit.

Affectionately,

James Taylor.