A Letter To A Gentleman – February 15th, 1864
Dear Sir,
I have much pleasure in forwarding you a copy of a sermon from the text which you name, as having been heard preached from by me, by your sister, during my last visit to Gower Street. I cannot say however that it is by any means the same discourse as that under which she was blessed, as I can rarely preach in the same way from a text at different times. Still, many of the ideas may be the same, and of course the general drift would not differ. The doctrine and the experience would be the same or similar, though there might be a very different way of handling the whole subject.
If I remember right, I was favoured in my soul when I delivered that discourse in Gower Street; perhaps more so than I was when I spoke from it at Stamford. If however it should be any satisfaction to your mind to possess the sermon, I feel pleased to make you a present of it; and hoping it may be the Lord’s will to communicate with it a spiritual blessing.
I am, dear Sir,
Yours very sincerely for the truth’s sake,
J. C. P.
Jesus is LORD! 
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