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Allen, William. Life of William Allen, with selections
from his correspondence. Vol. 1. Philadelphia: H. Longstreth,
1847.
Allen, William. Life of William Allen, with selections
from his correspondence. Vol. 2. Philadelphia: H. Longstreth,
1847.
anonymous. Memoir of Priscilla Cadwallader.
Philadelphia: Published for the Book Association of Friends by
T.E. Zell & Co., 1862.
anonymous. Plain dealing with the discipline of
the Society of Friends. New-York: G. Vale, 1846.
anonymous. Saints testimony finishing through sufferings
: or, the proceedings of the court against the servants of Jesus
who were called before them to be tryed at the late Assizes (or
sessions) held in Lanbury... London: Giles Calvert, 1655.
Antrobus, Benjamin. Buds and blossoms of piety,
with some fruit of the spirit of love, and directions to the
divine wisdom;. 5th. London: L. Hinde, 1766.
Ashbridge, Elizabeth. Some account of the early
part of the life of Elizabeth Ashbridge ... Philadelphia:
H. and T. Kite, 1807.
Barclay, Abram Rawlinson. Letters, &c., of
early Friends, illustrative of the history of the society from
nearly its origin to about the period of George Fox's decease,
with documents respecting its early discipline, also epistles
of counsel and exhortation, &c. London: Harvey and Darton,
1841.
Barclay, Rachel. Poems intended to promote piety
and virtue in the minds of young people. Second. London:
James Phillips, 1797.
Barclay, Robert; Keith, George. Truth triumphant
through the spiritual warfare, Christian labours, and writings
of that able and faithful servant of Jesus Christ, Robert Barclay,
: to which is prefixed, an account of his life. Vol. 1. From
the octavo ed. of 1718, collated with the folio ed. of 1692..
Philadelphia: Benjamin C. Stanton, 1831.
"Truth Cleared Of Calumnies: Wherein A Book, Entitled
A Dialogue Between A Quaker And A Stable Christian, (Printed At
Aberdeen, And Upon Good Ground Judged To Be Writ By William Mitchell,
A Preacher Near By It, Or At Least That He Had The Chief Hand In
It,) Is Examined, And The Disingenuity Of The Author In His Representing
The Quakers Is Discovered. Here Is Also Their Case Truly Stated,
Cleared, Demonstrated, And The Objections Of Their Opposers Answered,
According To Truth, Scripture, And Right Reason."
"William Mitchell Unmasked; Or, The Staggering Instability
Of The Pretended Stable Christian Discovered, His Omissions Observed,
And Weakness Unveiled, In His Late Faint And Feeble Animadversions,
By Way Of Reply To A Book, Entitled, Truth Cleared Of Calumnies:
Whereis The Integrity Of The Quakers' Doctrine Is The Second Time
Justified, And Cleared From The Reiterate, Clamorous, But Causkless
Calumnies Of This Cavilling Catechist."
"A Catechism And Confession Of Faith, Approved Of
And Agreed Unto By The General Assembly Of The Patriarchs, Prophets,
And Christ Cheif -In And Among Them"
"The Anarchy Of The Ranters, And Other Libertines,
The Hierarchy Of The Romanists, And Other Pretended Churches"
"Robert Barclay His Vindication, Wherein The Scruples
And Mistakes Some Have Had Touching His Book, Called The Anarchy
Of The Ranters, Are Cleared, And The Ground, Upon Which W. R.'S
Papers Against It Are Built, Removed; The Substance Of The Papers
Being Briefly Answered By Way Of Epistle To Friends, Who Therein
Have Or May Be Concerned. Which May Serve, As An Explanatory Postscript
To Robert Barclay's Book Of Government.
Barclay, Robert, Keith, George. Truth triumphant
through the spiritual warfare, Christian labours, and writings
of that able and faithful servant of Jesus Christ, Robert Barclay,
: to which is prefixed, an account of his life. Vol. 2. From
the octavo ed. of 1718, collated with the folio ed. of 1692..
Philadelphia: Benjamin C. Stanton, 1831.
“An Apology For The True Christian Divinity,
As The Same Is Held Forth And Preached By The People Called”
Barclay, Robert; Keith, George. Truth triumphant
through the spiritual warfare, Christian labours, and writings
of that able and faithful servant of Jesus Christ, Robert Barclay,
: to which is prefixed, an account of his life. Vol. 3. From
the octavo ed. of 1718, collated with the folio ed. of 1692..
Philadelphia: Benjamin C. Stanton, 1831.
"A True And Faithful Account Of The Most Material
Passages Of A Dispute Betwixt Some Students Of Divinity (So Called)
Of The University Of Aberdeen, And The People Called Quakers; Held
In Aberdeen In Scotland, In Alexander Harper His Close (Or Yard)
Before Some Hundreds Of Witnesses, Upon The 14th Day Of The Second
Month Called April, 1675. There Being Opponents-John Lesly, Alexander
Shirreff, Paul Gellie, Mast. Of Art. And Defendants Upon The Quakers'
Part, Robert Barclay And George Keith. Praeses For Moderating The
Meeting Chosen By Them, Andrew Thompson, Advocate: And By The Quakers,
Alexander Skein, Sometime A Magistrate Of The City."
"Universal Love Considered, And Established Upon
Its Right Foundation, Being A Serious Enquiry How Far Charity May
And Ought To Be Extended Towards Persons Of Different Judgments
In Matters Of Religion, And Whose Principles Among The Several
Sects Of Christians Do Most Naturally Lead To That Due Moderation
Required."
"An Epistle Of Love And Friendly Advice, To The Ambassadors
Of The Several Princes Of Europe, Met At Nimeguen. To Consult The
Peace Of Christendom, So Far As They Are Concerned. Wherein The
True Cause Of The Present War Is Discovered, And The Right Remedy
And Means For A Firm And Settled Peace Is Proposed."
"Robert Barclay's Apology For The True Christian
Divinity Vindicated From John Brown's Examination And Pretended
Confutation Thereof, In His Book Called, Quakerism The Path-Way
To Paganism; In Which Vindication John Brown's Many Gross Pervertions
And Abuses Are Discovered, And His Furious And Violent Railings
And Revilings Soberly Rebuked."
"The Possibility And Necessity Of The Inward & Immediate
Revelation Of The Spirit Of God, Towards The Foundation And Ground
Of True Faith, Proved, In A Letter Writ In Latin To A Person Of
Quality In Holland; And Now Also Put Into English: By R. B."
Bates, Elisha. The doctrines of Friends: or Principles
of the Christian religion, as held by the Society of Friends,
commonly called Quakers. 2d. Ohio: Printed and published
by the author, 1825.
Bathurst, Elizabeth. Truth vindicated. London:
Printed and sold by T. Sowle, 1695.
Beck, Sarah. A certain and true relation of the
heavenly enjoyments and living testimonies of God's love unto
her soul, participated of from the bountiful hand of the Lord,
and communicated to her in the time of her weakness of body.
London: 1680.
Bellangee, James. Journal and essays on religious
subjects. Bordentown, N.J.: A. Bellangee, 1854.
Benezet, Anthony. Serious considerations on several
important subjects; viz. on war and its inconsistency with the
Gospel; observations on slavery. And remarks on the nature and
bad effects of spirituous liquors. Philadelphia: Printed
by J. Crukshank, 1778.
Benezet, Anthony. Some historical account of Guinea.
With an inquiry into the rise and progress of the slave trade.
New. London: Printed and sold by J. Phillips,; England; London.,
1788.
Benezet, Anthony. Views of American slavery, taken
a century ago. Philadelphia: Association of Friends for the
Diffusion of Religious and Useful Knowledge, 1858.
Besse, Joseph. A collection of the sufferings of
the people called Quakers, for the testimony of a good conscience
from the time of their being first distinguished by that name
in the year 1650 to the time of the act commonly called the Act
of toleration granted to Protestant dissenters in the first year
of the reign of King William the Third and Queen Mary in the
year 1689. Vol. 1. London: L. Hinde, 1753.
Besse, Joseph. A collection of the sufferings of
the people called Quakers, for the testimony of a good conscience
from the time of their being first distinguished by that name
in the year 1650 to the time of the act commonly called the Act
of toleration granted to Protestant dissenters in the first year
of the reign of King William the Third and Queen Mary in the
year 1689. Vol. 2. London: L. Hinde, 1753.
Bishop, George, Grove, Joseph. New-England judged,
by the spirit of the Lord. London: Printed and sold by T.
Sowle, 1703.
Bishop, George. A treatise concerning the resurrection
: written to friends of truth, and all others who stumble at
them, about the body of the Lord Jesus that died at Jerusalem:
in answer to a question oft-times put to friends of truth, particularly
by the governors of New-England ... Whereunto is added, a short
discourse concerning the resurrection of the body, and what is
after this life. London: 1662.
Blackborow, Sarah. A visit to the spirit in prison
: and an invitation to all people to come to Christ the light
of the world, in whom is life, and doth enlighten every one that
cometh into the world. And a warning to all people to take heed
how they joine any longer with that which turns them from him.
London: Printed for Thomas Simmons, 1658.
Blanshard, Brand. Inward light and outward darkness.
Philadelphia, Pa.: Friends General Conference, 1936.
Bond, Abel. Abel Bond's foot travels : from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. Carthage, Mo.: Press Book and Job
Printing House, 1889.
Boulbie, Judith. A testimony for truth against
all hireling priests and deceivers : with a cry to the inhabitants
of this nation to turn to the Lord before His dreadful judgments
overtake them : also a testimony against all observers of times
and dayes. London: 1665.
Bownas, Samuel. A description of the qualifications
necessary to a Gospel minister : containing advice to ministers
and elders, how to conduct themselves in their conversations
and various services, according to their gifts in the church
of Crhist [sic]. Philadelphia: W.D. Parrish, 1847.
Bownas, Samuel. An account of the life, travels,
and Christian experiences in the work of the ministry of Samuel
Bownas. London: J. Phillips, 1795.
Branson, Ann. Journal of Ann Branson, a minister
of the Gospel in the Society of Friends. Philadelphia: Wm.
H. Pile's Sons, Printers, 1892.
Burnyeat, John; Watson, John; Penn, William. The
truth exalted in the writings of that eminent and faithful servant
of Christ John Burnyeat : collected into this ensuing volume
as a memorial to his faithful labours in and for the truth.
London: Printed for Thomas Northcott in George Yard in Lumbard-Street,
1691.
Burrough, Edward. A declaration to all the world
of our faith, and what we believe : and this is written that
all people upon earth may know by whom, and how we are saved,
and hopes for eternal life; & what we believe concerning
God, Christ, & the Spirit, and of the things that are eternal,
appertaining to all mankind to know & believe. London:
Printed for Thomas Simmons .., 1999.
Chalkley, Thomas. A collection of the works of
that ancient, faithful servant of Jesus Christ, Thomas Chalkley,
who departed this life in the island of Tortola, the fourth day
of the ninth month, 1741. To which is prefix'd, a journal of
his life, travels, and Christian experiences, written by himself.
The 4th ed.... London: Printed and sold by L. Hinde, 1766.
"The Testimony Of The Monthly-Meeting Of Friends
In Philadelphia, Concerning Our Ancient, Worthy Friend, Thomas
Chalkley, Deceased."
"A Journal Of The Life, Labours, Travels, &C.
Of Thomas Chalkley."
"God's Great Love Unto Mankind, Through Jesus Christ,
Our Lord."
"Fruits Of Divine Meditation At Sea, In The Year
1699."
"An Exhortation To Youth And Others, To Follow: Being
Part Of A Letter From T. Chalkley To A Friend In Dublin."
"A Loving Invitation To Young And Old, In Holland,
And Elsewhere, To Seek And Love Almighty God, And To Prepare In
Time For Their Eternal Welfare."
"Forcing A Maintenance, Not Warrantable From The
Holy Scripture, For A Minister Of The Gospel. Being An Answer To
Some False And Erroneous Pages, Writ By Joseph Metcalfe, Tending
To Stir Up Persecution."
"Some Observations On Christ's Sermon On The Mount."
"Some Truly Tender Scruples Of Conscience, About
That Form Of Prayer, Called The Common Prayer, As Used By The Members
Of The Church Of England."
"A Letter To A Friend In Ireland; Containing A Relation
Of Some Sorrowful Instances Of The Sad Effects Of Intemperance,
As A Warning To Young People."
"A Letter to a Friend."
"A Letter To Aquila Paca, High Sheriff Of Baltimore
County, In The Province Of Maryland, And To Other Friends There."
"Christ's Kingdom Exalted. Being A Short Essay, In
Order To Promote Truth And Righteousness In The Earth, And To Discourage
Unholiness, Ungodliness, And Unbelief."
"Some Considerations On The Call, Work, And Wages,
Of The Ministers Of Christ."
"Concerning Personal Election And Reprobation."
"A Letter To Cotton Mather, In New-England."
"Youth Perswaded To Obedience, Gratitude, And Honour,
To God, And Their Parents. Also Some Touches Upon The Life Of Man
From The Cradle To The Grave."
"Free Thoughts Communicated To Free-Thinkers: In
Order To Promote Thinking On The Name And Works Of God. With A
Relation Of A Remarkable Providence, Which Fell Out At Port-Royal,
In Jamaica, Suitable To The Subject, Written At Sea."
Chandler, Elizabeth Margaret, Lundy, Benjamin. The
poetical works of Elizabeth Margaret Chandler: with a memoir
of her life and character. . Philadelphia: L. Howell, 1836.
"Memoir
"Poetical Works of Elizabeth Margaret Chandler"
"Essays, Philanthropic and Moral, Principally Relating
to the Abolition of Slavery in America"
Child, Lydia Maria Francis. Isaac T. Hopper: a
true life. Boston, J.P. Jewett & Company; Cleveland,
O., Jewett, Proctor & Worthington;: etc., etc., 1854.
Churchman, John. An account of the gospel labours,
and Christian experiences of a faithful minister of Christ, John
Churchman, late of Nottingham, in Pennsylvania, deceased. To
which is added, A short memorial of the life and death of a fellow
labourer in the church, our valuable friend Joseph White, late
of Bucks County ... Philadelphia: Printed by J. Crukshank,
1779.
Clark, Dougan. Instructions to Christian converts.
Chicago: F.H. Revell, 1889.
Clark, Dougan. The Holy Ghost dispensation.
4th. New York: Fleming H. Revell, 1891.
Clark, Dougan. The offices of the Holy Spirit.
1st American. Philadelphia: H. Longstreth, 1880.
Clark, Dougan. The theology of holiness. Boston:
McDonald & Gill, 1893.
Clark, Harry H.; Reams, Evangeline. Evangeline
Reams : a brief sketch of her life and the story of the founding
of the Friends Rescue Home. Damascus, Ohio: Friends Rescue
Home, Board of the Ohio Yearly Meeting., 1900-1991.
Clarkson, Thomas. A portraiture of Quakerism. Taken
from a view of the education and discipline, social manners,
civil and political economy, religious principles and character,
of the Society of Friends. Vol. 1. New York; Published by
Samuel Stansbury: no. 111, Water-street. Southwick and Hardcastle,
printers., 1806.
Clarkson, Thomas. A portraiture of Quakerism. Taken
from a view of the education and discipline, social manners,
civil and political economy, religious principles and character,
of the Society of Friends. Vol. 2. New York; Published by
Samuel Stansbury: no. 111, Water-street. Southwick and Hardcastle,
printers., 1806.
Clarkson, Thomas. A portraiture of Quakerism. Taken
from a view of the education and discipline, social manners,
civil and political economy, religious principles and character,
of the Society of Friends. Vol. 3. New York; Published by
Samuel Stansbury: no. 111, Water-street. Southwick and Hardcastle,
printers., 1806.
Cockburn, James. A review of the general and particular
causes which have produced the late disorders and divisions in
the Yearly meeting of Friends, held in Philadelphia : with introductory
remarks on the state of the primitive churches, their gradual
declension, and subsequent advancement in reformation, to the
rise of the Society of Friends. Philadelphia: Printed for
the author by Philip Price, jr. : sold by J. Townsend, 1829.
Coffin, Levi. Reminiscences of Levi Coffin, the
reputed president of the underground railroad ; being a brief
history of the labors of a lifetime in behalf of the slave, with
the stories of numerous fugitives, who gained their freedom through
his instrumentality, and many other incidents. 3rd. Cincinnati:
R. Clarke, 1898, (c)1876.
Coffin, Rhoda M.; Johnson, Mary Coffin. Rhoda M.
Coffin : her reminiscences, addresses, papers and ancestry.
New York: The Grafton Press, 1910.
Comly, John. Journal of the life and religious
labours of John Comly : late of Byberry, Pennsylvania. Published
by his children.. Philadelphia: Chapman, 1853.
Comstock, Elizabeth L.; Hare, C.. Life and letters
of Elizabeth L. Comstock. London; Philadelphia: Headley Bros.;
J. C. Winston, 1895.
Crisp, Stephen. Sermons or declarations. Philadelphia:
Printed by J. Crukshank, 1773.
Crisp, Stephen. The christian experiences : gospel
labours and writings, of that ancient servant of Christ.
Philadelphia: Benjamin & Thomas Kite, 1822.
Croese, Gerardus, Keith, George. The general history
of the Quakers / containing the lives, tenets, sufferings, tryals,
speeches and letters of all the most eminent Quakers, both men
and women ... London: Printed for John Dunton, 1696.
Crook, John; Fisher, Samuel; Howgill, Francis, Hubberthorn,
Richard. Liberty of conscience asserted : and several reasons
rendred, why no outward force, nor imposition, ought to be used
in matters of faith and religion.... London: Printed for Robert
Wilson, 1661.
Docwra, Ann. An apostate- conscience exposed, and
the miserable consequences thereof disclosed : for information
and caution. London: T. Sowle, 1699.
Docwra, Anne. A looking-glass for the recorder
and justices of the peace, and grand juries for the town and
county of Cambridge. London: 1682.
Docwra, Anne. An epistle of love and good advice
: to my old friends & fellow-sufferers in the late times,
the old royalists and their posterity, and to all others that
have any sincere desire towards God. London?: 1683.
Dole, Dorcas. A salutation of my endeared love
to the faithful in all places, that bear their testimony for
the Lord, and keep in the lowliness to truth as it is in Jesus.
London: Printed by John Bringhurst, 1685.
Dymond, Jonathan. An enquiry into the accordancy
of war with the principles of Christianity, and an examination
of the philosophical reasoning by which it is defended ...
3rd. London: Longman, Hurst, 1824.
Edgerton, Walter. A history of the separation in
Indiana Yearly meeting of Friends : which took place in the winter
of 1842 and 1843, on the anti-slavery question; containing a
brief account of the rise, spread, and final adoption by the
Society, of its testimony against slavery; together with a record
of some of the principal facts and circumstances relating to
that separation; embracing the documents issued by both parties
relative thereto; and some account of the action of other Yearly
meetings of Friends, touching the controversy, especially that
of London, etc.. s.l.: ], A. Pugh), 1856.
Edgerton, Walter. Modern Quakerism examined and
contrasted with that of the ancient type. Indianapolis: Printing
and Pub. House Print., 1876.
Edmundson, William. A journal of the life, travels,
sufferings, and labour of love in the work of the ministry, of
that worthy elder and faithful servant of Jesus Christ, William
Edmundson. 3d. Dublin: Christopher Bentham, 1820.
Ellwood, Mary; Clipsham, Margery. The spirit that
works abomination and its abominable work discovered : and a
faithful testimony born against it. As a warning to all who profess
to walk in the light of the Lord, that they keep close in spirit
to the Lord and lissen [sic] not to that adulterated spirit which
labours to draw from the way of truth, lest they be destroyed
by it. : 1685.
Ellwood, Thomas; Wyeth, Joseph. The history of
the life of Thomas Ellwood : or, An account of his birth, education,
etc. with divers observations on his life and manners when a
youth .... The 2nd. London: Printed and sold by the assigns
of J. Sowle, 1714.
Evans, Thomas. An exposition of the faith of the
Religious Society of Friends : commonly called Quakers, in the
fundamental doctrines of the Christian religion; principally
selected from their early writings. Philadelphia: Kimber & Sharpless,
1828.
Evans, William; Evans, Charles. Journal of the
life and religious services of William Evans, a minister of the
gospel in the Society of Friends. Philadelphia: For sale
at Friends' Book Store, 1870.
Fell, Margaret. A brief collection of remarkable
passages and occurrences relating to the birth, education, life,
conversion, travels, services, and deep sufferings of that ancient,
eminent, and faithful servant of the Lord, Margaret Fell, but
by her second marriage, Margaret Fox. London: Printed and
sold by J. Sowle, 1710.
Fell, Margaret. A call unto the seed of Israel
: that they may come out of Egypts darkness, and house of bondage,
unto the land of rest. Also the righteous law of God justified
... Also twenty five queries to all the worlds priests and people,
that say, the light of Christ is natural. London: Printed
for Robert Wilson, 1668.
Fell, Margaret. A declaration and information from
us the people of God called Quakers, to the present Governors,
the King and both Houses of Parliament, and all whom it may concern.
London: Printed for Thomas Simmons and Robert Wilson, 1660.
Fell, Margaret. A true testimony from the people
of God : (who by the world are called Quakers) of the doctrines
of the prophets, Christ, and the apostles.... London: Printed
for Robert Wilson, 1660.
Fell, Margaret. The life of Margaret Fox, wife
of George Fox ; compiled from her own narrative and other sources
; with a selection from her epistles, etc. Philadelphia:
Book Association of Friends, 1885.
Fell, Margaret. The standard of the Lord revealed
: by which he hath led and guided and preserved his people since
Adam to this day... Given forth at Lancaster Castle. London?:
1667.
Fell, Margaret. Womens speaking justified, proved
and allowed of by the scriptures : all such as speak by the spirit
and power of the Lord Jesus. And how women were the first that
preached the tidings of the resurrection of Jesus .... London:
1666.
Fisher, Samuel. The testimony of truth exalted
by the collected labours of .... . London?: 1679.
Front Matter
"The Scorned Quaker's True And Honest Account Both
Why And What He Should Have Spoken (As To The Sum And Sustance
Thereof) By Commission From God, But That He Had Not Permission
From Men, In The Painted Chamber, On The 17th Day Of The 7th -Onth,
1656. Before The Protector And The Parliament, Then & There
Met Together, With Many More Of No Mean Account, Who Were Not
Of Them, Yet Were Then Crowded In Among Them."
"The Scorned Quaker's Second Account Of His Second
Attempt To Give Testimony To The Truth Of Jesus. Wherein Is Shewed,
Both Why And What (So Far As The Lord Should Have Assisted) He
Should Have Spoken By Commission From God, Had He Had Permission
So To Do By Men, To The Parliament, And Ministers, And People Met
Together At Margarets In Westminster, On The 24th Day Of The 7th
Month, 1656. Being The Day Appointed By Them For Their First Publick
Humiliation."
"The Burden Of The Word Of The Lord"
"To The Parliament Of England, And The Several Members
Thereof."
"Rusticus Ad Academicos In Exercitationibus Expostulatoriis,
Apologeticis Quatuor. The Rustick's Alarm To The Rabbies: Or, The
Country Correcting The University And Clergy, And (Not Without
Good Cause) Contesting For The Truth, Against The Nursing Mothers
And Their Children."
"Christs Light Springing"
"One Antidote More Against That Provoking Sin Of
Swearing By Reason Of Which This Land Now Mourneth."
"Supplementum Sublatum. John Tombes His Supplement
Or, Second Book About Swearing"
"Velata Quaedam Revelata. Some Certain Hidden Or
Vailed Spiritual Verities Revealed, &C. Upon Occasion Of Various
Very Prying, And Critical Queries"
"The Bishop Busied Beside The Business. Or That Eminent
Overseer, Dr. John Gauden, Bishop Of Exeter, So Eminently Overseen,
As To Wound His Own Cause Well-Nigh To Death With His Own Weapon,
In His Late So Super-Eminently-Applauded Appearance"
Forster, Mary. A declaration of the bountifull
loving-kindness of the Lord : manifested to His hand-maid Mary
Harris, who stood idle in the market-place, till the eleventh
hour, yet then received her penny ... as also a few words of
encouragement from experience, to any who knows the name of the
Lord in the least measure, to fear the Lord, and trust in His
mercies. London?: 1669.
Forster, Mary. These several papers was sent to
the Parliament the twentieth day of the fifth moneth, 1659 :
being above seven thousand of the names of the hand-maids and
daughters of the Lord, and such as feels the oppression of tithes,
in the names of many more of the said handmaids and daughters
of the Lord, who witness against the oppression of tithes and
other things as followeth. London: Printed for Mary Westwood
..., 1659.
Forster, William; Seebohm, Benjamin. Memoirs of
William Forster. Vol. 1. London: A. W. Bennett, 1865.
Forster, William; Seebohm, Benjamin. Memoirs of
William Forster. Vol. 2. London: A. W. Bennett, 1865.
Fox, George; Hookes, Ellis. The arraignment of
popery : being a short collection, taken out of the chronicles,
and other books, of the state of the church in the primitive
times... to which is added, The blood of the martyrs is the seed
of the church. London?: 1669.
Fox, George; Howgill, Francis. The papists strength,
principles, and doctrines : (which they are sworn to preach,
from the Conncel of Trent, by the popes authority, and after
confirmed by the last general assembly at Rouen, 1571...furthermore
their principles and doctrines answered and confuted....
London: Printed for Thomas Simmons, 1658.
Fox, George. A declaration from the harmless & innocent
people of God, called, Quakers : against all plotters & fighters
in the world. For the removing of the ground of jealousie and
suspition from both magistrates and people in the kingdoms, concerning
wars and fightings ... given unto the king, upon the 21. day
of the 11th month, 1660. London: 1660.
Fox, George. A declaration of the ground of error & errors,
blasphemy, blasphemers, and blasphemies : and the ground of inchantings
and seducing spirits, and the doctrine of devils... how this
is all from the spirit of God in the transgression of it....
London: Printed for Giles Calvert..., 1657.
Fox, George. A testimony of the true light of the
world : which is given to every man that comes into the world,
and of the true measure of the gift of God, given to every one
to profit withal.... London: Printed for Giles Calvert, 1657.
Fox, George. A warning to all teachers of children
: which are called school-masters and school-mistresses, and
to parents, which doth send their chilren to be taught by them
.... London: Printed for Thomas Simmons, 1657.
Fox, George. An epistle to be read in all the assemblies
of the righteous. London?: 1666.
Fox, George. An instruction to judges & lawyers
: that they may act and judge as the judges did of old ....
London: Printed for Thomas Simmons, 1658.
Fox, George. Concerning the traditions the Jews
taught : which made the word and commandment of God of none effect,
and the traditions the apostate Christians teach people to follow,
and set up above the scriptures of truth ... : 1688.
Fox, George. Here all may see, that justice and
judgement is the rule : and the power of God without respecting
mens persons, or observing the worlds complements. And sheweth
how the pure religion keeps out from the spots of the world.
London: Printed for Thomas Simmons, 1656.
Fox, George. Newes coming up out of the north,
sounding towards the south : or, A blast out of the north up
into the south, and so to flie abroad into the world and a warning
to all England, and nations elsewhere, the terrible day of the
Lord is appearing, that all your hearts must be ript up and laid
naked and open before the mighty God .... London: Printed
for Giles Calvert, 1655.
Fox, George. Some principles of the elect people
of God in scorn called Quakers. London?: 1671.
Fox, George. Something in answer to a book called
Fiat lux : being a discourse between a papist and a Protestant, &c.
who writes at the bottom of the title page, J.V.C. : also something
in answer to the papists queries. London: 1667.
Fox, George. That all might see who they were that
had a command and did pay tythes, and who they were that had
a law to receive them : and also them that witnessed in spirit
and life the law fulfilled, the substance and end of the law,
and that priesthood that took tythes : and likewise, these are
here manifest that do take tythes and have no command from God,
but contrary to the law of God. London: Printed for Thomas
Simmons, 1657.
Fox, George. The ground of high places, and the
end of high places : and a rest for the people of God, above
all the high places of the earth. London: Printed for Thomas
Simmons, 1657.
Fox, George. The law of God, the rule of law-makers
: the ground of all just laws, and the corruption of English
laws and lawyers discovered. London: Printed for Giles Calvert,
1658.
Fox, George. The priests and professors catechisme
: for them to try their spirits; whether it be after the doctrine
of Godliness; or after the traditions of men, which are vainly
puft up in their fleshly minds, and that they may see themselves,
and all people may see them.... London: Printed for Giles
Calvert, 1657.
Fox, George. The priests fruits made manifest,
and the fashions of the world, and the lust of ignorance;.
London: Printed for Thomas Simmons, 1657.
Fox,
George. The works of George Fox. Vols.
1. Philadelphia; New York: Marcus T.C. Gould; Isaac T.
Hopper, 1831.
"A
Journal Or Historical Account Of The Life, Travels, Sufferings, &C.
Of George Fox: in Two Volumes. Vol. I"
Fox,
George. The works of George Fox. Vols. 2. Philadelphia;
New York: Marcus T.C. Gould; Isaac T. Hopper, 1831.
"A
Journal Or Historical Account Of The Life, Travels, Sufferings, &C.
Of George Fox: in Two Volumes. Vol. II"
Fox, George. The works of George Fox. Vol.
3. Philadelphia; New York: Marcus T.C. Gould; Isaac T. Hopper,
1831.
"The Great Mystery Of The Great Whore Unfolded; And
Antichrist's Kingdom Revealed Unto Destruction. In Answer To
Many False Doctrines And Principles Which Babylon's Merchants Have
Traded With, Being Held Forth By The Professed Ministers, And Teachers,
And Professors In England, Ireland, And Scotland, Taken Under Their
Own Hands, And From Their Own Mouths, Sent Forth By Them From Time
To Time, Against The Despised People Of The Lord, Called Quakers,
Who Are Of The Seed Of That Woman Who Hath Been Long Sled Into
The Wilderness. Also, An Invasion Upon The Great City Babylon,
With The Spoiling Of Her Golden Cup, And Delicate Merchandise,
Whereby She Hath Deceived The World And Nations; And Herein Is
Declared The Spoiling Of Her Prey, In This Answer To The Multitude
Of Doctrines Held Forth By The Many False Sects, Which Have Lost
The Key Of Knowledge, And Been On Foot Since The Apostles' Days,
Called Anabaptists, Independents, Presbyters, Ranters, And Many
Others; Who Out Of Their Own Mouths Have Manifested Themselves
Not To Be Of A True Descent From The True Christian Churches: But
It Is Discovered That They Have Been All Made Drunk With The Wine
Of Fornication Received From The Whore Which Hath Sitten Upon The
Beast, After Whom The World Hath Wondered."
"The Doctrines And Principles Of The Priests Of Scotland,
Contrary To The Doctrine Of Christ And The Apostles. Here All
May See, The Priests Of Scotland, And Their Church, And Their Persecution
Against The Saints, And Lambs, Servants, And Children Of God, Whom
The Lord Moved To Go Among Them, To Visit The Seed Of God In That
Dark Wilderness Country, Who Have Been As Sheep Among Wolves. Also,
How Pure Religion Is Turned Upside Down, And Vain Religion Got
In Its Place. And The Pure Doctrine Of Christ And The Apostles,
Which Saith, 'Entertain Strangers, Love Enemies,' Is Lost Among
You: Instead Of Entertaining Strangers, And Loving Enemies, They
Imprison And Persecute, And Have Made Their Church Unsavoury. And
The Teachers' Fruits Declare Them To Be False, Who Were Wrestlers
Against Flesh And Blood, And Strikers At Creatures, Which Christ
And The Apostles Did Not."
"Saul's Errand To Damascus, With His Packet Of Letters
From The High Priests Against The Disciples Of The Lord. Or, A
Faithful Transcript Of A Petition Contrived By Some Persons In
Lancashire, Who Call Themselves Ministers Of The Gospel, Breathing
Out Threatenings And Slaughter Against A Peaceable And Godly People
There, By Them Nick-Named Quakers. Together With The Defence
Of The Persons Thereby Traduced, Against The Slanderous And False
Suggestions Of That Petition And Other Untruths Charged Upon Them.
Fox, George. The works of George Fox. Vol.
4. Philadelphia; New York: Marcus T.C. Gould; Isaac T. Hopper,
1831.
"To All That Would Know The Way To The Kingdom: Whether
They Be In Forms, Without Forms, Or Got Above All Forms. A Direction
To Turn Your Mind Within, Where The Voice Of God Is To Be Heard,
Whom You Ignorantly Worship As Afar Off; And To Wait Upon Him For
The True Wisdom. That You May Know Truth From Error, The Word
From The Letter, The Power From The Form, And The True Prophets
From The False. Given Forth By One Of Those Whom The World In
Scorn Call Quakers."
"The Vials Of The Wrath Of God Poured Forth Upon
The Man Of Sin, And Upon All Professors Of The World, Who Deny
The Light Of Christ, Which He Hath Enlightened Every One Withal,
And Walk Contrary To It; With It They Are Condemned."
"A Word From The Lord, To All The World, And All
Professors In The World; Spoken In Parables: Wherein All May Come
To Read Themselves Through The Parables, And See Where They Are."
"The Following Paper Was Published 1654, With Several
Papers Of Other Friends. To All Who Love The Lord Jesus Christ,
Mercy And Peace Be Multiplied Unto You."
"To The High And Lofty Ones."
"A Visitation To The Jews. From Them Whom The Lord
Hath Visited From On High, Among Whom He Hath Performed His Promise
Made To Abraham, Isaac, And Jacob. The Mighty Day Of The Lord
Is Come, And Coming, Who Dwells Not In Temples Made With Hands,
Nor Is He Worshipped With Men's Hands, But In The Spirit, From
Whom The Scripture Was Given Forth."
"A Visitation To All You That Have Long Had The
Scriptures, But Are Found Out Of The Life Of Them That Gave Them
Forth, That Are Stumbling About The Words, Fighting And Contending
About Them, Imprisoning And Persecuting Them That Witness The Life,
That Gave Them Forth."
"A Declaration Of The Difference Of The Ministers
Of The Word, From The Ministers Of The World; Who Calls The Writings
The Word. The Ministers Of The Word Now Lay In Prisons, For Witnessing
Christ The Word, By Them Who Have The Writings, Who Are Filling
Up The Measure Of Their Fathers, Who Had The Writings, And Persecuted
The Word, And The Ministers Of The Word."
"A Cry For Repentance, Unto The Inhabitants Of London,
Chiefly, And Unto All Those Whose Fruits Do Shame Their Profession,
That They May Come To Yea And Nay, In All Their Communications,
And Dealings, That Their Life May Judge The World; For Who Are
Out Of That, Are In The Evil, And Fall Into Condemnation. Given
Forth For The Information Of The Simple, That They May Know The
Way Of Life, Out Of The Evil Communication Which Corrupts Good
Manners."
"The Woman Learning In Silence, Or The Mystery Of
The Woman's Subjection To Her Husband. As Also The Daughter Prophesying,
Wherein The Lord Hath Fulfilled And Is Fulfilling What He Spake
By The Prophet Joel: "I Will Pour Out My Spirit Upon All Flesh," &C."
"A Declaration Concerning Fasting, And The Prayer
That God Accepts."
"The Promise Of God Proclaimed: Which Is Christ,
The Everlasting Covenant Of God To The Jews, Gentiles, And All
People Upon The Earth, Of Which God Spoke By His Prophets, And
Was Preached By The Apostles, And By His Servants And Messengers,
Sent Forth Since For Barbadoes, New England, Virginia, The East
And West Indies, And The South And North Parts Of The World, To
Go To Them All."
"An Epistle To All People On The Earth; Shewing
The Ignorance Of All The World, Both Professors And Teachers, Of
The Birth That Must Be Silent, And Of The Birth That Is To Speak,
Which Declares God; And The Difference Betwixt Silence And Speaking,
That They May Come To An Understanding Of Themselves, And May Know
That Christ Jesus, The Light Of The World, Is Their Teacher, Or
Their Condemnation: Also Shewing That It Was The Practice Of Many
To Wait In Silence Upon God, To Hear His Word, And Know His Voice."
"To All The Magistrates In London, &C."
"The Second Covenant, Which Doth Manifestly Make
Known The End Of The First Covenant And Priest-Hood, Which Could
Not Continue By Reason Of Death. Or The New Covenant Of Light,
Life, And Peace, Wherein The Lord In Righteousness Establisheth
The Hearts Of His People; Where They Are Taught Of The Lord. Also
Herein Is Declared The Difference Between Christ's Way, And Judas's
Way."
"A Warning To All The Merchants In London, And Such
As Buy And Sell. With Advice To Them To Lay Aside Their Superfluity,
And With It To Nourish The Poor."
"The Pearl Found In England. This Is For The Poor,
Distressed, Scattered Ones In Foreign Nations. From The Royal Seed
Of God, And Heirs Of Salvation, Called Quakers, Who Are The Church
Of The Living God, Built Up Together Of Living Stones In England:
A Visitation And Uniting To The Pearl Of God, Which Is Hid In All
The World, That Every One May Turn Into Himself, And There Feel
It, And Find It."
"The Wrath Of The Lamb."
"The Lamb's Officer Is Gone Forth With The Lamb's
Message: Which Is The Witness Of God In All Consciences, To Call
Them Up To The Bar, The Judgment Of The Lamb, In This His Day Which
Is Come. To All The Parish Clerks, Vicars, Curates, And Professors
In England, Ireland, And Scotland, And Elsewhere In The Whole Christendom;
For You All To Come Up To The Lamb's Bar, In This His Day, To See
If They Can Stand Before The Lamb To Plead Their Cause, Guilty,
Or Not Guilty, In This His Day, Who Have Had The Scriptures, But
Out Of The Life, Which They Were In That Gave Them Forth."
"The Serious People's Reasoning And Speech, With
The World's Teachers And Professors."
"The Difference Between The World's Relation, Which
Stands In Strife, Malice, And Wickedness, And The Saints' Relation,
Which Stands In Love, Life, Peace And Joy In The Holy Ghost."
"To The People Of Uxbridge."
"A Word In The Behalf Of The King, That He May See
Who They Are That Honour All Men, And Love The Brotherhood, That
Fear God, And Honour The King; According As It Is Written In The
Scriptures Of Truth. 1 Pet. 2. 17."
"To The Turk, And All That Are Under His Authority,
To Read This Over, Which Concerns Their Salvation."
"Some Papers Given Forth To The Magistrates Of The
Isle Of Milita, And To The Emperor Of The House Of Austria, And
To All The Princes Under Him. To The King Of France, And To All
The Powers That Be Under Him; And To The King Of Spain, And Lastly,
To The Pope."
"For The Emperor Of China, And His Subordinate Kings
And Princes. From The People Of God In England, In English Called
Quakers."
"To All The Nations Under The Whole Heavens, And
To All Those Who Have Ministered The Letter, And Yet Are Ignorant,
And Have Kept Others In Ignorance Both Of The Letter And Spirit
Also. From Those People Who Are Despitefully Called Quakers, Who
Tremble At The Word Of God In Their Hearts: To Which Word All The
Holy Men Of God Have Brought Forth Their Testimony After The Same
Manner, (And Who Have Appeared In That Which Cannot Be Shaken,)
As The Scriptures Of The Old And New Testament Do Eminently Declare
And Set Forth."
"A Few Plain Words By Way Of Query And Information;
To The Teachers And People Of The Nation."
"To Both Houses Of Parliament. Friends, Here Is
A Few Things For You To Take Into Consideration."
"Concerning Christ Jesus The Covenant Of God."
"Truth's Triumph In The Eternal Power, Over The
Dark Inventions Of Fallen Man. The Quaker's Just Allegiance Is
To Hurt None Of God's Creatures Upon The Earth, And Their Supremacy
Is The Power Of God. Also Some Particulars Of What They Own, And
What They Deny."
"A Declaration To The Jews, For Them To Read Over:
In Which They May See That The Messiah Is Come, According To Their
Own Prophets, And Gabriel The Angel, And According To Their Own
Number Of Time And Years, Out Of Daniel 9."
"To All That Profess Christianity, Are These Following
Particulars. Concerning Their Name Of Christians, Loving Enemies,
The Worship In Spirit, Gospel Fellowship, Their Many Heads And
Baptisms, Their Many Churches, Their Disagreeing About Scripture
Interpretation."
"Christ's Light The Only Antidote To Overcome And
Expel The Poison Of Satan's Greatest Temptations."
"A Measuring Rule Concerning Liberty And Persecution. And
Who Have Been The Persecutors, And Who Have Been The Sufferers
From The Beginning."
"To All Rulers Of Families, Of What Sort Soever,
Herein Concerned."
"Some Queries To All The Teachers And Professors
Of Christianity To Answer."
"To All Sorts Of People In Christendom."
"Gospel Liberty, And The Royal Law Of Love. From
Christ Jesus, Who Hath All Power In Heaven And Earth Given Unto
Him; Set Above Artaxerxes, And Nebuchadnezzar's Law And Commands;
And Above The Medes And Persians, And Darius's Decrees; Being A
Plain And Full Testimony Against Persecutions For Tender Consciences
Sake."
"Concerning The Act That Prohibits, That Not Above
Four Or Five May Meet."
"A Hammer To Break Down All Invented Images, Image-Makers,
And Image-Worshippers. Showing How Contrary They Are Both To The
Law And Gospel."
"The Heathen's Divinity, Set Upon The Heads Of All
Called Christians, That Say They Had Not Known That There Had
Been A God, Or A Christ, Unless The Scripture Had Declared It To
Them."
"To All Professors In The Christian World: Also
To The Jews And Turks Throughout The Whole World; That They May
See Who Are The True Worshippers Of God, That He Seeks, And In
What He Is Worshipped. An Exhortation To Them To Read It Over,
That They May See What They Have All Grieved, Vexed, And Quenched,
And What They Have Walked Despitefully, And Rebelled, And Kicked
Against, And Stopped Their Ears, And Closed Their Eyes To; So That
They May All Return Again, And Turn Within, And See What They Have
Professed And Not Possessed; So That They May Come To Be The True
Possessors Of The Truth, And True Worshippers In The Spirit Of
The True And Living God, Who Is A Spirit, Which Is The Perfect
Worship, Which Christ The Truth And Perfect One Set Up, Above 1600
Years Since."
Fox, George. The works of George Fox. Vol.
5. Philadelphia; New York: Marcus T.C. Gould; Isaac T. Hopper,
1831.
"A Warning To England, And All That Profess Themselves
Christians; Who Have The Form, But Deny The Power Of Godliness,
That They Sin No More, Lest A Worse Thing Come To Them."
"For All The Bishops And Priests In Christendom, To
Measure Themselves By The Scriptures Of Truth, And See If They
Be Not Reproved By Them, And The Spirit From Whence They Came. And
To All That Call Themselves Papists, Bishops, Ministers And Teachers
Of The Gospel; And Professors In Chzristendom (So Called,) That
Say They Have Not The Same Power And Spirit The Apostles Had."
"A Looking Glass For The Jews: Wherein They May
Clearly See That The Messiah Is Come, By The Prophets In The Old
Testament, (Above Sixteen Hundred Years Since,) And The Manifest
Testimonies Since. And Also, They May See Their Own Blindness
And Ignorance Of Their Own Prophets, And Of The Messiah Unto This
Day. By Which My Desire Is, They May Turn To Him, That Their Eyes
May Be Opened, That They May See Him Whom They Have Pierced."
"A Testimony Of What We Believe Of Christ, Before
He Was Manifest In The Flesh; And Of His Birth And Preaching, And
What He Saith He Is Himself: As Also Of His Sufferings, Death,
Resurrection, And Ascension; Both As He Was God, And As He Was
Man. And Also, The Testimony Of The Apostles Concerning Him; With
Those Names Which God, The Angels, And Holy Ghost Has Given Unto
Him, And The Holy Men As They Were Moved By The Holy Ghost; Which
We Faithfully Own And Believe. But All Such By-Names, Which Are
Not Found In The Scriptures We Testify Against, Though Contended
For By Such, As They Say They Have Not The Same Holy Ghost, That
Gave Forth The Scriptures: And It Is The Same Spirit That Gives
Christ Those By-Names, That In Scorn Calls Us Quakers. Also, How
The Believers In The Primitive Times, And Now, Did And Do Possess,
And Enjoy Christ Jesus: And What Is The Saints' Food, And How They
Are To Walk. And Wherein They May See What A True Christian's
Duty Is."
"A Small Treatise Concerning Swearing In The Old
Time Of The Law, With Its Use: And An End Put To It In The Gospel
By Jesus Christ: Who Forbiddeth All Swearing, And Sets Up Yea And
Nay Instead Thereof."
"Primitive Ordination And Succession Of Bishops,
Deacons, Pastors And Teachers In The Church Of Christ. How Christ
Ordained His Twelve Apostles, And Seventy Disciples. How He Would
Be With Them To The End Of The World, And In Them. What Was The
Maintenance He Ordained For Them. How Christ Chose And Ordained
Pastors, Teachers, Prophets And Evangelists In The Church. And
The Primitive Ordination Of Bishops, And Deacons, And Elders In
The Church. Also, Who They Are That Do Succeed Them In Their Ordination,
Succession, Possession, Doctrine And Practice; In Their Preaching,
Praying, Singing And Maintenance, And Who Not."
"Possession Above Profession; Being A Discourse,
In Which It May Be Clearly Seen That Many That Make A Profession
Of Christ In The Flesh, And Deny Him In His Light, Which He Enlighteneth
Every Man That Cometh Into The World Withal, (Which Light Is The
Life In The Word,) And Speak Evil Against It, Are Such As Possess
Him Not, But Persecute His Light And Life As The Jews, That Persecuted
Him In The Days Of His Flesh. And How That Many Turks And Heathens
Will Own His Divine Light More Than Many Of Them That Make A Profession
Of Christ In The Flesh. And Likewise, How That All Such As Profess
Christ Jesus Has Bought Them, Are To Be Governed And Ordered By
Him, Their Owner; For The Worldling's Reason Will Say, 'That Which
He Hath Bought And Paid For, Is His Own To Order And Govern,' &C."
"To All Magistrates And People In Christendom, And
Elsewhere To Turn From The Persecuting Mind, That Destroys People's
Bodies And Estates For Not Conforming To Your Religion And Worship. And
That You May Receive The Mind Of Christ, As The Apostles Did, Who
Came To Save Men's Lives, And Not To Destroy Them; And To Rebuke
Them That Would Destroy Men's Lives And Estates."
"The People Of God, In Scorn Called Quakers, Their
Love To All Mankind Asserted. For As God's Love Through Christ
Hath Been Shed Abroad In Our Hearts, We Cannot But In The Same
Love Desire The Eternal Good, And The Salvation Of All Mankind,
And Would Have Them Repent, And Turn To Jesus Christ, Whom God
Hath Given In His Love To Be Their Way, Leader And Captain Of Their
Salvation, And Hath Tasted Death For Every Man, And Hath Bought
Them With A Price, Therefore, That They All Might Serve And Live
To Him, And Glorify God With Their Bodies, Souls And Spirits, Which
Are The Lord's That He Hath Made, And Christ's, Who Hath Redeemed
And Bought Them."
"Concerning Revelation, Prophecy, Measure, And Rule;
And The Inspiration And Sufficiency Of The Spirit. So The Letter-Professing
And Learned Christians And Jews Must Do God's Will, If They Will
Know Christ's Doctrine; And That Must Be Done By The Same Spirit
As The Apostles Were In, That Through It They May Mortify The Deeds
Of The Flesh, And Take Up The Cross Daily, And Follow Christ (And
Deny Themselves,) Who Reveals The Father To Them, If They Will
Know Him Or His Doctrine, That Did The Will Of God."
"The Beginning Of Tythes In The Law, And Ending Of
Tythes In The Gospel. The Law And The Commandment Of The Lord
Concerning Payment Of Tythes, To Whom, And How They Were To Be
Disposed, Viz. To The Levitical Priesthood In The Old Testament,
And How Christ Is Come To End That Priesthood, Law, And Commandment,
By Which He Took The Tythes And Offerings."
"The Spiritual Man Christ Jesus, The Blessed Seed,
Light Of Life, Purger Of Conscience, Healer Of Nations, And Restorer
Of Mankind. How All Nations Are Blessed In The Seed Christ Jesus,
That Bruiseth The Head Of The Serpent And His Seed That Brought
The Curse; And Something Further, How All Men And Women In Adam,
In The Transgression, Their Spirits Are Dark, And How Christ The
Spiritual Man Enlightens Their Spirits (Their Candles,) And How
That No Meat That Goes Into The Belly Defiles The Man; And How
Christ Is The Purger Of The Soul, Conscience, And Heart, And Mind,
Of All Those Evil Things That Have Gotten Into Man And Woman By
Transgression, Who Bruises The Head Of The Serpent, And Makes All
Things Clean To Man, And Brings Him To The Blessed State As He
Was In At The Beginning."
"Christ's Parable Of Dives And Lazarus, For All Called
Christians, And Others, To Consider."
"A Testimony For All Masters Of Ships, And Seamen
To Read Over; And To See Whether You Be In The True Faith That
The True Christians And Holy Men Of God Were In, And If You Be
Not, Then Turn To The Lord Jesus Christ, Who Is The Author And
Finisher Of The Holy, Divine, And Precious Faith; And Then By This
Faith Your Hearts May Be Purified, And With Your Hearts You May
Believe, And With Your Mouths Ye May Make Confession Unto Salvation.
Rom. X. And Christ Saith, 'Every One That Is Of The Truth, Heareth
His Voice,' John Xviii. 37. And Now Every One That Is Not Of The
Truth Heareth Not His Voice, And Say, There Is No Hearing Of It
Nowadays. And Here You May See How Christ Called Fishermen And
Seamen To Be His Disciples, As Followeth; And How Christ Commanded
The Winds, And They Obeyed Him; And How That The Lord God Holds
The Winds In His Fist, And Raises A Storm, And Makes A Calm, So
That All Are To Serve And Fear Him. 'Quench Not The Spirit, Despise
Not Prophesying; Prove All Things, Hold Fast That Which Is Good.' 1
Thes. Xix. 20, 21. Those Who Quench The Spirit, And Despise Prophesying
Are Not Like To Prove All Things, Nor Hold Fast That Which Is Good."
"Concerning Christ The Spiritual And Holy Head Over
His Holy Church, And His Church's Steadfastness, And Confidence,
And Unity And Oneness In Him."
"To All The Kings, Princes, And Governors In The
Whole World: And All That Profess Themselves Christians, And Others,
To Read And Consider. This Was Upon Me From The Lord To Write Unto
You."
"The Spirit Of Man The Candle Of The Lord: The Candle
Of The Wicked Often Put Out. How The Lord Enlightens The Spirit
Of Man, Which Is The Candle Of The Lord; And Who Are The Candlesticks,
And How Christ Walks In The Midst Of His Candlesticks; And How
The Candle Of The Wicked Is Often Put Out."
"A Testimony Concerning The Blood Of The Old Covenant,
And The Blood Of The New Covenant, &C."
"A Demonstration To The Christians In Name, Without
The Nature Of It. How They Hinder The Conversion Of The Jews.
With An Exhortation To Them To Come Into The True Nature And Life
Of Christianity, Which The Apostles And Primitive Christians Were
In, Who Converted Many Of The Jews. Which Nature And Life Of Christianity
Is Herein Declared Of According To The Scriptures, And By Which
Alone The Jews May Now Be Convinced And Converted Also."
"Election And Reprobation Clearly Discovered, And
The Ignorance Of Many Concerning Election And Reprobation Of Persons,
Manifested. Something For The Information Of All Concerning Election
And Reprobation; And Unto Such As Hold Opinions And Teach, That
God Hath Ordained A Great Part Of Men And Women To Reprobation,
Condemnation, And Hell, Without Any Cause Or Fault At All In The
Creature Less Or More; For God Hath Ordained Some To A Reprobation
And Condemnation From The Foundation Of The World, Say They: And
So Hold A Reprobation Of Some Persons To All Eternity; And For
It, Bring Jude Iv. Who Speaks Of Such As Were Ordained Of Old To
Condemnation, And Saith, 'There Were Certain Men Crept In Unawares,
Which Were Of Old Ordained To This Condemnation,' Ungodly Men,
Turning The Grace Of Our God Into Lasciviousness, And Denying The
Lord God, And Our Lord Jesus Christ.'"
"A Distinction Between The New Covenant And The Old;
And How That In The Old Covenant, The Jews' Priests' Lips Were
To Preserve The Jews' People's Knowledge: But In The New And Everlasting
Covenant, Christ The High Priest, Is The Treasure Of Wisdom And
Knowledge, And He Filleth The Earth With The Knowledge Of The Lord
God; And The Earth Being Full Of The Knowledge Of The Lord God,
Then There Is No Want Of It In The Earth. And Christ The High Priest,
He Doth Not Only Fill The Earth With The Knowledge Of The Lord
God, But Covereth The Earth With The Knowledge Of The Lord, As
The Waters Do The Sea; So The Earth Shall Not Be Seen. So Then
It May Be Seen That The Substance In The New Covenant, Is Far Beyond
The Figure In The Old Covenant. Read, Hear, Perceive, And Understand,
Receive And Possess."
"A Warning To All That Profess Christianity, And
Others, To Beware Of Covetousness, Which Is Idolatry."
"The Man Christ Jesus The Head Of The Church, And
True Mediator, In Opposition To The Papist Head, Their Pope: Prayers
To, And For The Dead, Their Shaved Crowns, And Saints' Relics,
And Purgatory, Disproved To Be Christian Or Judaic, Consequently
Heathenish Or Pagan, By Scripture Testimony."
Fox, George. The works of George Fox. Vol.
6. Philadelphia; New York: Marcus T.C. Gould; Isaac T. Hopper,
1831.
"Concerning The Living God Of Truth; And The World's
God, In Whom There Is No Truth. And Also, How Man And Woman Fell
From The Living God; And How The Serpent Became The God Of The
World. And How God Was The Teacher Of Man And Woman, Who Made Man
And Woman Perfect: And When They Forsook God's Teaching, And Followed
The Serpent's Teaching, They Became Unperfect. And How Christ Cometh
To Destroy The Devil, And Bring Man And Woman Under God's Teaching
Again, Who Taught Them In The Beginning. And How The Son Of Perdition
Did Appear. And What The Glory Of The World Is, That The Devil
Would Have Given To Christ, If He Would Have Worshipped Him. And
How The World's God Came To Have A Kingdom, And What It Standeth
In, And Must Have An End: And What Christ's Kingdom Stands In,
Which Hath No End. And How The Gospel Is Bad News To The World's
God; But Good News To Them That Believe. And How The Old Testament
Was Read Among The Jews In Their Mother-Tongue; And So Ought All
The Christians To Read The New Testament Among The Christians In
Their Mother-Tongue. With Some Queries For All To Consider Of,
In The Latter End Of This Book; And Other Remarkable Things."
"A Clear Distinction Between The Old Covenant, Or
Old Testament, And The New Covenant, Or New Testament; And How
That Christ Hath Abolished And Taken Away The First Covenant And
Testament, And Established The Second."
"Concerning The Passover In The Old Covenant; And
The Jews In The Spirit, The True Christians In The New Covenant."
"To The Great Turk And King At Algiers: Together
With A Postscript Of George Pattison's Taking The Turks, And Setting
Them On Their Own Shore."
"The Protestant Christian Quaker, A Sufferer By Relics
Of Popery, Under All Powers, For Thirty Years Last Past, Who Have
Persecuted For Religion, Yet Call The Holy Scriptures Their Rule,
That Justifieth No Such Practice."
"Concerning The Upright And Good Conversation Of
The Saints In Christ, And In Heaven."
"An Encouragement For All To Trust In The Lord; Who
Hath The Breath Of All Mankind, And Their Souls In His Hand. And
How That Not A Sparrow Shall Fall To The Ground Without The Will
Of The Father."
"An Epistle To All Christians, Jews, And Gentiles,
Showing How That God Dwells Not In Temples Made With Hands."
"Concerning Persecution In All Ages To This Day.
How He That Was Born After The Flesh, Persecuted Him That Was Born
Of The Spirit; And Even So It Is Now: Yea, And All That Will Live
Godly In Christ Jesus, Shall Suffer Persecution. Mark, All Them
That Will Live Godly; Not Them That Will Live Ungodly, Out Of Christ
Jesus"
"How The Devil Was, And Is The Old Informer Against
The Righteous."
"A Paper To Friends, And Others, Against The Pomps
Of The World, Followed And Used By Many Tradesmen, In Their Vocations,
Contrary Unto Many Of Their Sureties, Promises, And Vows."
"A Way To Prevent The Indignation And Judgments Of
God From Coming On A Kingdom, Nation, Or Family. Commended To The
Consciences Of All Concerned."
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