H. W. If it please thee, l. 4. 7. would be glad to know if the offering which he made on the mountain was acceptable to the Lord his God?
Answer.
If Wisdom hath called thee, if Wisdom hath been thy guide, my son, why dost thou stop? Leave to thy God the care of thy conduct; forget—forget thyself in approaching to him, and his light will enlighten thy soul, and thy spirit shall no more make the law. Believe—believe, my son, that docility is the way which leadeth to knowledge; that with love and simplicity thou shalt have nothing to fear from the snares of Hell, and that Heaven cannot lead thee astray, for it is Heaven which hath marked to thee thy route.
Question.
July 8, 1789.
H. W. l. 4. 7. prays to know if it is the will of Heaven that he should cause his wife to come with Duche to be consecrated?
Answer.
Heaven sees thy motives, my son, and approves thy zeal; but in order that it may take place ************* do not think of it; thy hope is vain.
Question.
April 16, 1789.
l. 2. 3. prays the H. W. to let him know if the Eternal has accepted of his incense?
Answer.