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George Fox (1624-1691), Epistle 264, 1669
AND such Testimonies of Friends, as are deceased, let them be Recorded, that so the Testimony of the Lord through his Servants may not be lost, that he raised up his People, for the same they were carried on thro' great Tribulations and Sufferings; and many laid down their Lives, and had their Goods spoiled, and they persecuted to Death to keep up their Testimony (which the Lord moved them to speak by his Spirit) to future Generations: So that those Words, that they were moved to speak forth by the Power, may not be lost; that the Power and Spirit of the Lord may be exalted. . . . And so be Diligent, and those that can write, help them that cannot: This may be easily done.
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Epistle 184
1659

A Growth in the Power

AND always feel a Growing in the Power of the Lord God, that is Universal and Everlasting, that ye may be all Heirs of the Power of the Endless Life, and come to inherit it, and possess it, and sit down in the Possession of the same; that every one's Lot may fall in the Land of the Living, where the Lord hath his Glory and his Honour for ever and ever!

Oh the Glory of the Lord spreads itself over all! And here as ye abide, ye have the Savour, and can taste your Meat in the Power of the Lord God, ...
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I am not Amish or Mennonite, but some people who come to my website are interested in knowing more about these groups. I can recommend these books as authoritative and relatively inexpensive sources of further information.


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