God’s nomination.” In a few days after this came another letter from Mr. John Wesley, wherein were these words—“Only Mr. Delamott is with me, till God shall stir up the hearts of some of His servants, who, putting their lives in His hands, shall come over and help us, where the harvest is so great, and the labourers so few. What if thou art the man, Mr. Whitefield?” In another letter were these words—“Do you ask me what you shall have? Food to eat, and raiment to put on; a house to lay your head