I think Mr. _Bell_ is willing to take any advice you think proper to give him. I repeat what I said before: they that seek dissension, are not friends to the work of God. I trust you labour for peace, and the God of peace shall be with you always. I daily give up all to Jesus, and have no sacrifice to make, which is not offered up already. He gives me strength for all he calls me to bear: and I find it easy for the love which _believes_, to _endure all things_. May the God whom you serve bless your labours with great success! I wish you good luck in his name. The weapons of your warfare are mighty through him: you need not fight uncertainly, as one that beateth the air, but prove in every circumstance, _This is the victory, even our faith_. Continue to shew your care over me, by reproving and advising me as you judge needful. I am sensible of all my obligations to you, and am, _Dear Sir_, _Your obliged and affectionate Servant_. SOME ACCOUNT OF THE EXPERIENCE OF E. J. 1. FOR many years I had a desire to love God, and thought I could submit to be of any sect or denomination, if this would bring me nearer to him: only rejecting the name of a _Methodist_. For I thought them to be a deluded people, and the off scouring of the earth. I was in this temper, when I heard a Minister preach on _All mine are thine, and thine are mine_. It came to my heart, and I found such a measure of happiness, as I never had done before. But having none to strengthen my hands, or build me up, it gradually died away.