4 Shaftesbury Terrace, Glasgow, 23rd December, 1909.
Dear Mr. —, I beg to thank you for your kindness to me while I was in London.
I had it in my mind to speak to you about the concerns of your soul; but came away without saying one word to you in private about this important matter.
You will agree with me that the Word of God speaks most plainly about the need of being born again, as, without this change, both of state and nature, we cannot enter into the Kingdom of God. You also know that this great change is effected by the Holy Spirit and by the reading and hearing of God’s Word as the means. Do you, my dear friend, make the diligent use of the means that you ought even as a rational being to make? I pray you to come out of the world and be separate from it; for every one who will continue in the ways of the world shall be lost eternally. Be often at your Bible in private and at the means of grace in public and plead with the Lord that He would bless them to your soul. “Seek ye the Lord while He may be found; call ye upon Him while He is near.”
I do not write this because I heard any complaint from any one there about you, but as a matter of duty which I feel I should have done by word of mouth.
I felt your kindness in coming to the station to see me away very much, and write this in real friendship to you.
With kindest regards, Yours sincerely, NEIL CAMERON.