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with some B<hi rend="superscript">rn</hi> from Iena &amp; Lipsick<br />
I cannot express in Words, what Joy &amp; Amaze-<br />
ment I have felt in the Meetings in the<br />
Hall, by the Visits in the Families &amp; in the<br />
Conferences with the Strangers. It was al-<br />
ways in my Heart: Thou belongst to this Peo-<br />
ple, thou must be and remain here, else thou<br />
art in Danger of being lost. <del>After</del> having <del>heard</del><br />
returned to Lipsick, I received in Oct. from<br />
Herrnhut a Call <add>to</add> be <del>in Lauban</del> Tutor of&nbsp;<br />
the Children of the awakened Citizens <add>in Lauban</add> <del>those</del><br />
I regarded this Call as a <add>Beck</add> of our&nbsp;<br />
Saviour &amp; arrived the 26<hi rend="underline"><hi rend="superscript">th</hi></hi><hi rend="superscript"></hi> of Nov. in Lauban&nbsp;<br />
Our Saviour owned my Service graciously <del>as<br />
well by</del><add> both at </add>the Information of the Children, and <del>by</del> <add>at</add><br />
the Repetition of the Sermons every Sunday.<br />
I had also an agreeable Con<del>versation</del> <add><sic>nexion</sic></add> <corr>nection</corr> with &nbsp;<br />
the single B<hi rend="underline"><hi rend="superscript">rn</hi></hi><hi rend="superscript"></hi> there, &amp; went with <add>some of </add>them on<br />
the Congregation Days to Herrnhut. In May<br />
1739 we went together in the Church to the<br />
Lords Supper. But soon afterwards a Per-<br />
secution commenced, the Meetings were prohi-<br />
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bited, &amp; <del>one</del> <add>we</add> heard, that it was concerted with<br />
some Officers, to press me amongst the Soldiers<br />
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