NOVEMBER 2ND, 1897

NOVEMBER 2ND, 1897

^[p. 11] MY DEAR —, — ... I trust that you, and all the dear ones at —, are going on in the light of divine love and rejoicing in the Lord, having no confidence in the flesh, and keeping it where God has put it — in the place of judgment.

As we are attracted to Christ by His love, we find His death between us and “our old man”, and between us and the world. This is the way of real deliverance, and happy freedom from what is evil here in ourselves and in the scene around us.

I hope that ours are preserved in health, and that all of you at — are well.

I am thankful to say that Mother and myself are fairly well, through the rich mercy of our God.

Our warm united love to each one of you:

Yours affectionately in the Lord,

November 2nd, 1897.