To the REVEREND Benjamin Colman, D. D. Pastor of a Church in Boston,
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To the REVEREND Benjamin Colman, D. D. Pastor of a Church in Boston,
Westfield, Octob. 11 1738. SIR,
IN your Letter of August 19 you inform us, that the Rev. Dr. Watts and Dr. Guise desire that some other Ministers, who were Eye and Ear Witnesses to some of those numerous Conversions in the other Towns about Northampton, would Attest unto what the Rev. Mr. Edwards has written of them.
IN your Letter of August 19 you inform us, that the Rev. Dr. Watts and Dr. Guyse desire that some other Ministers, who were Eye and Ear Witnesses to some of those numerous Conversions in the other Towns about Northampton, would Attest unto what the Rev. Mr. Edwards has written of them.
We take this Opportunity to assure you that the Account Mr. Edwards has given in his Narrative of our several Towns or Parishes is true; and that much more of the like Nature might have been added with Respect to some of them.
We are, Reverend Sir, Your Brethren and Servants William Williams, Pastor of Hatfield. Ebenezer Devotion—of Suffield. Stephen Williams—of Long Meadow. Peter Raynolds—of Enfield. Nehemiah Bull—of Westfield. Samuel Hopkins—of W. Springfield.