Jim wrote a letter to Elisabeth about their relationship. It said, “There is within a hunger after God, given of God, filled by God, I am happy that I am conscious to know that he is doing what he will within, what makes me tremble is that I might allow something else, you for example to take the place my God should have. I tremble in any way I offend me eternal lover. Whatever passes between you and me, let us know this; all shall be revoked at his command. Above all else, I will that he might find in me the travail of his soul and be satisfied. Reading in Nehemiah these days; are we willing to build a trial in one hand while the other grasps a sword?” this was the end of the quote from Jim’s letter to Elisabeth.