BROOKLYN, N.Y., OCTOBER 2ND, 1933

^[p. 414] BROOKLYN, N.Y., OCTOBER 2ND, 1933

Mr. P. Lyon.

Beloved Brother, — I return the Wallasey address, which you wished to use in French. Perhaps you will send it to me after you have translated it as I wish to use it in a book of addresses on the assembly. I have gone over it only once, but will revise it more carefully after you return it. You, of course, will be responsible for the French.

... Much has been said — largely by myself — as to accuracy in ministry and there can be no doubt that the Lord has used it; and I had hoped ——— especially would profit by it, for he always expressed readiness to accept help. It is clear that he means to convey nothing wrong, but of course, one is to be justified or condemned by his words.

There is nothing further as to China. The brethren here have decided to write the brethren in Shanghai. In view of the presence of the S——— s here and what has transpired in connection with them it is thought that it is due to the Lord to move in relation to the assembly — what He has presumably both there and here. There has been violation of the principles governing it and it seems responsibility as to this being accepted here, and also in London, the facts should be placed before those in Shanghai so that they may also accept responsibility — which they will if under His hand. This is a full week, the ‘monthly’ meeting and the Toronto meetings coming in, but I hope the letter will be sent next week. Nee should have arrived in Shanghai last Friday and, of course, he or the brethren at Shanghai may write London or New York.

With love in Christ to you all,

Affectionately in Him,

James Taylor.

I am glad to have all letters sent. Thanks also for all news as to ‘Conference’, etc. Count on our constant prayers.