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Pilgrim's
Progress
Common
Bank
Reformed
Religion
Silent
Meetings
Fr.
Bugg
By thee have I run through a troop , by my God have I leaped over a wall , 2 Sam. XXI . 30.
R.
Janeway
J.
Robinson
Golden
Lion
Ch.
Brome
Christian
Religion
Romish
Religion
NEW
ROME
i.
e.
INFALLIBILITY
,
&c
Pensilvania
.
The
Righteous
shall
see
,
and
fear
,
and
laugh
at
him
They
have
consulted
together
with
one
consent
,
they
are
confederate
against
thee
Church
Militant
An
Answer
to
the
W.
Mather
It
is
W.
Mather
impossible
that
the
Pens
now
in
Controversie
against
us
should
be
put
a
Stop
to
,
before
there
is
an
Order
given
forth
,
from
the
for
the
of
our
and
also
a
Book
of
of
the
of
our
A
Man
that
does
but
tell
you
,
&c.
of
your
that
they
might
be
amended
,
had
need
have
the
Armour
of
Grace
in
his
Heart
,
as
little
had
,
when
he
encountred
great
yea
,
as
bold
as
's
Worthies
were
,
who
ventured
their
Lives
to
fetch
Water
from
the
Camp
;
to
be
sure
you
will
Scoff
at
him
at
a
high
rate
,
Wound
or
Kill
him
;
as
you
account
that
&c.
are
Dead
to
the
Life
of
Truth
,
for
opposing
your
Wounded
them
(
it's
true
)
you
have
,
for
which
God
will
Judge
you
:
For
every
one
of
them
at
first
only
desired
that
you
might
bring
your
Deeds
to
the
Light
,
to
be
Tried
by
the
But
instead
of
Answering
their
Christian
Desires
for
your
Good
,
you
fall
upon
them
,
and
wound
them
,
and
make
them
grieve
.
Consider
this
,
you
fierce
Despisers
of
all
those
who
desire
your
You
know
where
this
Cursed
Thing
is
,
that
causeth
all
this
Disturbance
;
you
still
hide
it
,
but
out
it
must
come
,
and
be
beaten
to
Pouder
.
False
Doctrine
Parliament
,
Judges
,
Justices
,
Lawyers
,
The
Snake
in
the
Grass
Satan
Disrobed
Water
Baptism
Geo.
Keith
Judge
,
Justice
The
Snake
in
the
Grass
;
or
,
Satan
transformed
into
an
Angel
of
Light
:
Discovering
the
deep
and
unsuspected
Subtilty
,
which
is
couched
under
the
pretended
Simplicity
of
the
Leaders
of
the
Quakers
.
For
W.
Penn
Serious
Apology
My
designed
Method
is
not
the
Common
Road
of
Printing
my
Adversary's
Words
at
large
,
on
all
Occasions
,
Josiah
Coale
Quakers
▪
The
Whore
Vnvailed
A.
S.
Roman
Catholick
The
Reconciler
of
Religions
in
his
seem
to
challenge
an
Answer
to
all
Particulars
,
according
to
the
Number
of
his
Chapters
,
yet
I
do
not
look
upon
this
Challenge
to
be
obligatory
,
because
there
is
an
easier
way
to
do
the
Work
as
effectually
:
For
when
the
Foundation
of
a
Building
is
razed
,
the
whole
will
fall
,
even
as
effectually
,
as
if
a
Man
should
begin
at
the
top
of
a
Building
,
and
pull
it
down
Stone
by
Stone
,
The
Snake
in
the
Grass
,
or
,
Satan
transformed
into
an
Angel
of
Light
,
Death
,
Dust
,
Serpents
Meat
,
Beastly
Ware
,
a
Rotten
Foundation
,
G.
Whitehead
Anguis
Flagellatus
,
or
,
A
Switch
for
the
Snake
Judas
and
the
Jews
the
Son
of
God
he
was
the
Son
of
God
.
The
Snake
in
the
Grass
Standard
of
the
Lord
lifted
up
,
Chr.
Atkinson
Edw.
Burroughs
E.
B.
I
was
moved
to
go
see
him
,
and
his
Will
was
at
Liberty
,
above
the
Judgment
;
tho'
the
Judgment
was
upon
the
Head
of
the
Beast
in
him
,
and
a
true
Power
working
,
but
his
will
not
being
kept
in
Subjection
,
which
I
did
own
E.
Burroughs
Anguis
Flagellat
Snake
in
the
Grass
G.
Fox
And
thy
Kingdom
is
established
in
Peace
,
and
the
Increase
thereof
is
without
end
Anguis
,
&c.
Geo.
Whitehead
The
Contentious
Apostate
Recharged
in
some
Your
only
way
is
,
when
Cash
grows
low
,
to
issue
out
viz.
A
General
Epistle
i.
e.
Your
own
Service
i.
e.
for
i.
e.
'T
is
a
good
Encouragement
to
your
Preachers
and
Parasites
Your
way
is
,
when
your
Cash
grows
low
,
to
issue
out
a
General
Epistle
for
your
own
Service
,
for
Money
;
't
is
a
great
Encouragement
to
your
Preachers
and
Parasites
.
Ang.
Flagellat
Whether
a
Man
can
Sin
,
while
he
follows
this
Light
It
may
be
safely
answered
,
No
John
Moone
G.
Smith
G.
Whitehead
S.
Cater
Snake
in
the
Grass
That
of
all
the
Dissenters
now
in
have
come
nearest
the
Church
of
they
only
have
taken
up
the
Pretence
of
Infallibility
;
unless
they
will
bring
in
Neither
any
of
the
Dissenters
,
nor
the
Church
of
do
hold
more
Negatives
in
Doctrine
to
than
do
the
For
we
say
the
do
not
only
hold
all
the
Negatives
which
any
of
them
do
hold
,
but
also
more
,
A.
S.
The
Reconciler
of
Religions
J.
Coale
The
Whore
Vnvailed
The
Whore
unvailed
Jos.
Coale
his
first
Argument
to
prove
the
Church
of
to
be
the
True
Church
,
are
as
followeth
,
Visible
,
Infallible
,
Inerrible
,
in
which
is
the
Power
of
Miracles
,
out
of
which
none
can
be
Saved
,
Jos.
Coale
Whore
Vnvailed
The
Infallibility
of
the
True
Church
,
of
which
Christ
as
the
Head
,
I
do
not
go
about
to
deny
;
but
that
the
Church
of
is
Infallible
,
that
I
do
deny
.
A.
S.
Jos.
Coale
That
thing
I
do
not
at
all
deny
but
that
none
can
be
saved
out
of
the
Church
,
that
I
do
deny
;
for
the
Church
of
is
not
the
true
Church
,
but
the
Whore
,
A.
S.
That
in
the
True
Church
there
is
Power
of
working
Miracles
J.
Coale
And
as
concerning
Miracles
in
the
True
Church
,
I
do
confess
and
bear
Witness
,
that
there
are
Miracles
wrought
in
her
daily
,
A.
S.
The
Church
is
Judge
in
Matters
of
Faith
J.
Coale
That
the
Judgment
of
the
true
Church
,
of
which
Christ
the
Light
within
them
is
Head
,
I
do
not
deny
for
the
Judgment
thereof
must
of
necessity
be
true
,
and
to
be
submitted
to
.
But
the
Church
of
not
being
the
true
Church
,
she
is
not
Judge
of
Controversies
in
Matters
of
Faith
.
A.
S.
Intruders
,
Thieves
,
Robbers
,
Hypocrites
,
Ravenous
Wolves
,
Murderers
,
Sons
of
False
Prophets
,
and
Priests
of
A.
S.
A
Brazen-fac'd
Book
,
an
unjust
,
corrupt
and
perverse
Bible
.
Death
,
Dust
,
Serpents
Meat
,
Beastly
Ware
,
a
Rotten
Foundation
,
I
find
the
rest
of
his
Book
,
to
consist
of
divers
Arguments
,
in
which
he
controverts
with
Sectaries
,
and
their
Bibles
,
and
their
Ministers
,
whose
Cause
(
as
aforesaid
,
I
am
not
engaged
in
;
therefore
it
does
not
concern
me
,
(
i.
e.
to
answer
his
Charges
against
them
,
but
shall
leave
them
to
answer
for
themselves
,
A
Discourse
concerning
the
Idolatry
of
the
Church
of
viz.
Papa
Lux
venit
in
Mundum
,
The
Pope
is
that
Light
that
is
come
into
the
World
.
—
Our
Lord
God
the
Pope
.
—
In
the
Pope
is
all
manner
of
Power
.
—
A
Divine
Power
is
in
the
Pope
.
—
A
certain
Divine
Power
in
the
Pope
,
beyond
the
Natural
State
of
Men.
Thou
art
the
chief
of
Bishops
,
thou
art
the
Heir
of
the
Apostles
;
for
Primacy
thou
art
for
Government
for
Patriarchship
for
Holy
Order
for
Dignity
for
Authority
for
Judgment
for
Power
and
for
thy
Anointing
Christ
I
am
Fox
)
the
Light
of
the
World
,
him
by
whom
the
World
was
made
,
and
doth
enlighten
every
one
that
cometh
into
the
World
&c.
p.
News
coming
up
out
of
the
North
,
A.
S.
Josiah
Coale
are
the
One
Only
Church
of
Christ
The
Whore
unvailed
But
for
all
that
has
been
said
,
J.
Coale
)
some
may
say
,
the
Grand
Question
propounded
by
in
his
second
Chapter
is
not
yet
answered
,
I
answer
Josiah
)
that
is
the
True
Church
(
and
no
other
)
whose
Fruit
makes
manifest
,
that
they
are
governed
by
the
Invisible
Head
Christ
,
their
Light
within
,
)
but
the
People
called
are
such
The
People
called
continue
in
the
Doctrine
of
Christ
,
saying
,
Be
ye
perfect
,
And
the
People
called
do
Preach
the
Doctrine
of
Perfection
,
as
Thousands
can
bear
Witness
Josiah
Coale
Which
being
considered
,
it
appears
,
that
Perfection
,
or
Freedom
from
Sin
,
is
attainable
,
(
in
this
Life
)
which
by
the
is
Preached
The
Ministers
of
Christ
were
ordained
not
of
Man
,
nor
by
Man
,
nor
of
the
Letter
,
but
of
the
Spirit
;
and
so
are
the
Ministers
of
the
The
true
Church
in
the
Primitive
Times
was
taught
by
the
Grace
of
God
,
that
denying
Vngodliness
and
Worldly
Lusts
,
they
should
live
soberly
,
And
the
being
taught
by
the
same
Grace
,
do
deny
Vngodliness
Christ
commanded
,
saying
,
Whatsoever
ye
would
that
Men
should
do
unto
you
,
even
so
do
ye
unto
them
;
which
Command
the
observe
,
as
Thousands
can
bear
them
Witness
:
It
was
for
your
sake
and
the
Truth
,
George
Whitehead
that
I
was
pressed
in
Spirit
,
in
a
Godly
Zeal
,
thus
to
appear
against
this
deceitful
Worker
,
and
treacherous
Spirit
,
which
at
length
hath
shewed
it self
against
the
Truth
,
&c.
That
as
the
true
and
pure
Principles
of
the
Gospel
are
Restored
Testimony
,
so
the
Ancient
Apostolical
Order
in
the
Church
of
Christ
is
Re-established
amongst
them
,
and
Settled
upon
its
R.
Barkley
are
in
the
Truth
,
and
none
but
They
Sol.
Eccles
Sol.
Eccles
The
Tabernacle
of
God
is
with
you
,
and
his
Dwelling-Place
amongst
you
,
and
only
amongst
you
is
God
known
;
all
that
ever
own
God
and
Salvation
,
shall
own
us
viz.
George
Fox
Great
Mystery
can
discern
who
are
Saints
,
who
are
Devils
,
and
who
are
Apostates
,
without
speaking
ever
a
Word
.
Judas
and
the
Jews
None
need
to
give
us
Discerning
or
Judgment
,
Christ
hath
furnished
us
already
,
and
doth
on
all
Occasions
.
A.
S.
Reconciler
of
Religions
The
true
Church
(
Militant
)
is
composed
of
Good
and
Bad
,
of
Wheat
and
Tares
,
Josiah
Coale
Whore
Vnvailed
i.
e.
Which
thing
I
do
abominate
to
acknowledge
,
—
And
it
is
Blasphemy
;
the
true
Church
is
not
composed
of
Wheat
and
Tares
,
of
Good
and
Bad
,
but
of
Good
only
A
Rod
to
drive
out
the
Wild
Boars
,
There
is
no
Hypocrite
in
the
true
Church
;
they
that
say
there
are
Hypocrites
in
the
true
Church
,
do
erre
from
the
Spirit
of
Truth
,
John
Kilborn
Gerald
Roberts
G.
Fox
Abijah
Trot
G.
Fox
Alex.
Parker
i.
e.
R.
Cannam
Fran.
Camfield
Fox
,
Parker
Tho
Roberts
Sam.
Newton
Will
.
Gosnel
Benjamin
Antrobus
Joseph
Wyeth
Rebecca
Traverse
G.
Fox
Tho.
Burr
Edw.
Billing
George
Archer
Christopher
Tayler
Joseph
Clark
James
Boswell
Robert
Goodwin
Henry
Stone
Tho.
Plumstead
Edw.
Firth
J.
Wyeth
A
Rambling
Pilgrim
i.
e.
The
Pilgrim's
Progress
A
Modest
Defence
A
Sermon
for
to
hold
Forth
A
Rambling
Pilgrim
Francis
Bugg
Geor.
Whitehead
Friends
,
I
am
now
come
to
the
last
thing
propos'd
to
speak
to
on
this
Solemn
Occasion
;
first
,
Respecting
Confession
of
Sin
;
shewing
your
Exaltation
above
the
Patriarchs
,
Prophets
,
Apostles
,
Fox
,
Burroughs
Fran.
Bugg
Judgment
fixed
Anne
Docwra
Crisp
,
March
On
credible
Information
,
we
verily
Believe
.
Will
.
Mead
William
Harris
Will
.
Mead
(
F.
B.
Fr.
B.
Ishmael
and
his
Mother
cast
out
,
Modest
Desence
Mod.
Def.
p.
F.
B.
pray
God
open
the
Eyes
of
our
Governours
,
and
cause
them
to
take
into
Consideration
this
too
much
,
and
too
deplorable
,
unlimited
and
unbounded
Tolleration
;
especially
as
the
Quakers
both
claim
and
use
it
,
Pil.
Prog.
p.
Spiritual
Egyptians
are
not
like
to
Act
for
God
,
or
the
Good
of
his
People
Parliaments
are
the
Beast
that
carry
the
Whore
The
West
Answering
to
the
North
,
The
cutting
off
his
Head
,
was
a
remarkable
Record
of
the
Righteous
Judgment
of
God
Pilg.
Prog.
G.
Whitehead
Burrough
,
Fisher
,
Fox
G.
K.
An
Epistle
Dedicatory
to
those
of
the
Clergy
,
and
of
the
two
Universities
,
whose
kindness
boasts
of
th
of
the
th
Month
Mary
Magdalen
,
They
have
taken
away
the
Lord
,
and
we
know
not
where
they
have
laid
him
.
Spirit
of
the
Hat
viz.
Will
.
Rust
G.
K.
Evil
Men
and
Seducers
shall
wax
worse
and
worse
,
deceiving
,
and
being
deceived
That
we
be
henceforth
no
more
Children
tossed
to
and
fro
with
every
wind
of
Doctrine
,
whereby
they
lye
in
wait
to
deceive
.
Tho.
Ellwood
The
only
way
to
recover
the
deceived
,
is
to
discover
the
Deceivers
.
This
Witness
is
true
,
G.
W.
Rambling
.
Pilgrim
,
&c.
S.
Eccles
A
Just
Censure
of
's
Address
to
the
Parliament
goeth
before
Destruction
,
and
a
Haughty
Mind
before
a
Fall
.
Pilgrim's
Progress
Mod.
Def.
Nihil
dicit
For
as
we
cannot
quit
any
Point
of
our
own
[
Books
]
so
we
abhor
every
one
of
them
as
given
by
him
,
Ishmael
and
his
Mother
cast
out
,
&c.
viz.
And
here
thy
Antiquity
,
and
thy
Reasons
,
and
the
Three
Persons
which
thou
Dreams
of
,
which
thou
[
i.
e.
would
divide
out
of
one
like
a
Conjurer
,
are
denied
,
and
thou
for
the
and
the
A
Modest
Defence
,
&c.
Ishmael
,
&c.
Sober
Reply
,
&c.
To
the
first
we
say
,
It
is
strange
you
should
fear
the
Christian
Religion
should
be
polluted
by
the
Quakers
,
who
,
of
all
that
go
under
the
Protestant
Name
,
are
generally
acknowledged
to
be
furthest
removed
from
,
and
most
averse
to
Popish
Superstition
—
so
we
always
offer
our
Doctrines
and
Principles
to
be
examined
by
the
Scriptures
.
To
the
second
we
say
,
—
They
desire
they
may
Enjoy
their
wisht-for
Happiness
of
a
peaceful
Life
;
we
envy
it
them
not
;
but
God
forbid
they
should
swim
into
it
through
a
Sea
of
Innocent
Blood
,
That
the
Quakers
are
furthest
removed
from
Popish
Superstition
than
any
that
go
under
the
Name
Protestant
,
Pilgrim's
Progress
That
they
always
desired
their
Doctrine
and
Principles
might
be
examined
by
the
Scriptures
George
Keith
New
Rome
Unmasked
A
Just
Censure
They
desire
they
may
Enjoy
their
wisht-for
Happiness
of
a
Peaceful
Life
.
We
envy
it
them
not
,
but
God
forbid
they
should
swim
into
it
through
a
Sea
of
Innocent
Blood
.
A
Reply
We
are
ready
to
undertake
the
Proof
of
every
Doctrine
we
hold
by
and
from
the
Scriptures
.
so
,
ver
the
Archangel
when
contending
with
the
Devil
,
he
disputed
about
the
Body
of
durst
not
bring
against
him
a
Railing
Accusation
,
but
said
,
The
Lord
rebuke
thee
.
Likewise
also
these
filthy
Dreamers
defile
the
Flesh
,
despise
Dominions
,
and
speak
evil
of
Dignities
,
Modest
Defence
A
Just
Censure
The
Man
—
he
and
his
Abetters
are
ill
Men.
It
were
greatly
to
be
wished
,
that
these
Zealots
would
turn
their
Spleen
against
Sin
—
what
fair
Quarter
all
sorts
of
Enormities
meet
with
from
some
of
them
.
Pilgrim's
Progress
Just
Censure
Modest
Reply
Modest
Defence
But
sure
we
are
,
and
always
ready
to
make
it
appear
,
that
neither
are
our
Books
Blasphemous
,
nor
our
Principles
Pernicious
.
We
are
ready
to
undertake
the
Proof
of
every
Doctrine
we
hold
by
and
from
the
Scriptures
West
Dereham
Geo.
Keith
We
sincerely
own
all
that
is
written
in
the
Scriptures
concerning
Christ
,
respecting
his
Conception
,
Birth
,
Life
,
Miracles
,
Doctrines
,
Death
,
Burial
,
Resurrection
,
Ascension
,
Mediation
,
and
Future
Coming
to
Judgment
,
ibid.
That
we
assume
Rules
of
Discipline
in
Church
Matters
,
they
are
for
our selves
only
,
Powers
in
Matters
of
Religion
,
for
and
among
our selves
only
.
Nor
do
we
see
how
those
Acts
could
be
truly
called
Acts
of
Toleration
to
Dissenters
,
if
they
did
not
tolerate
each
sort
of
Dissenters
,
to
assume
Rules
of
Discipline
,
Power
in
Matters
of
Religion
,
and
Forms
of
Church
Government
for
and
amongst
themselves
,
And
if
it
relate
to
Religious
Performances
,
i.
e.
having
their
Monthly
,
Quarterly
,
and
Yearly
Meetings
,
An
Act
of
Toleration
Just
Censure
These
Meetings
are
not
intended
for
Worship
Provided always , and be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid , That if any Assembly of Persons , Dissenting from the Church of England , shall be had in any place for Religious Worship , [ and such only the Act tolerates ] with Doors Lock'd , Barr'd , or Bolted , during any time of such meeting together , all and every such Person or Persons , that shall come to , and be at , such Meeting , shall not receive any Benefit from this Law , but be liable to all the Pains and Penalties of all the aforesaid Laws recited in this Act , for such their Meeting , notwithstanding his taking the Oaths , and his making and subscribing the Declaration .
Pet.
Right
Pilgrim's
Progress
from
Quakerism
to
Christianity
,
A
just
Censure
And
consider
whether
it
was
decent
in
the
Aldermen
and
Burgesses
of
&c.
thus
to
Impeach
the
Wisdom
and
Conduct
of
the
Government
.
That
all
those
high
Charges
in
the
Petition
exhibited
against
us
,
are
grounded
but
upon
their
own
groundless
Jealousies
;
they
(
how
mannerly
let
others
judge
)
offer
the
Parliament
's
Choice
,
—
cut
our
Throats
,
or
knock
out
our
Brains
.
And
would
they
have
the
Honourable
the
House
of
Commons
undertake
this
Inhumane
piece
of
Butchery
,
to
defile
their
Hands
in
the
Innocent
Blood
of
so
many
Thousands
of
harmless
People
,
to
Enact
such
a
Barbarous
Tragedy
only
to
remove
the
groundless
Fears
of
a
few
Jealous-headed
Aldermen
,
Justices
,
[
Grand
Juries
,
God
forbid
they
should
swim
into
it
a
peaceful
Life
,
and
the
Enjoyment
of
their
Religion
]
through
a
Sea
of
Innocent
Blood
,
Fra.
Bugg
Gerard
Roberts
Newton
,
Gosnell
,
Billing
,
Antrobus
,
Archer
,
Burr
,
Travers
,
Murford
,
Taylor
,
Clark
,
Bracy
,
Boswell
,
Plumstead
,
Northcott
,
French
,
Stone
,
Firth
,
Olive
,
Goodwin
,
Cadey
,
Pilgrim's
Progress
Modest
Defence
G.
Whitehead
Fra.
Bugg
G.
Keith
Truth
and
Innocency
We
are
Never
ready
to
undertake
the
proof
of
any
Doctrine
we
hold
.
A
Just
Censure
,
&c.
Fra.
Bugg
In
one
sort
of
their
Books
they
pretend
to
Love
,
Own
,
and
Honour
the
King
,
yea
,
to
Pray
for
all
Men
,
for
Kings
,
and
all
that
are
in
Authority
;
but
in
their
contrary
sort
of
Books
they
tell
you
,
That
sprung
up
in
the
Night
since
the
Days
of
the
Apostles
,
among
the
that
they
own
nor
no
but
the
Government
of
the
that
they
are
Traytors
against
Christ
that
desire
an
Earthly
King
:
Do
you
read
that
there
were
any
Kings
since
the
Days
of
the
Apostles
,
but
among
the
That
Kings
are
the
Oh
what
a
Sincerity
was
once
in
the
Nation
!
What
a
thing
it
would
have
been
to
have
heard
talk
of
a
House
of
Lords
among
them
?
—
A
Parliament
chosen
by
most
Voices
are
not
like
to
act
for
God
,
and
the
good
of
his
People
.
—
It
was
thorow
Ignorance
that
the
People
subjected
themselves
to
Hereditary
Government
,
or
to
the
Government
standing
in
a
single
Person
successively
;
—
and
our
Nation
have
been
under
Bondage
on
this
Account
.
Just
Censure
viz.
In
one
sort
of
our
Books
we
seem
to
Own
,
Love
,
and
Honour
the
King
,
yea
,
to
Pray
for
all
Men
,
for
Kings
,
and
all
that
are
in
Authority
;
but
in
the
other
sort
of
our
Books
we
tell
People
,
that
Kings
and
Emperors
sprung
up
in
the
Night
,
and
among
Apostate
Christians
F.
B.
he
had
known
him
some
Years
,
That
he
appeared
to
him
to
be
an
Honest
,
Sober
,
Industrious
Man
,
That
he
had
taken
much
Pains
to
Undeceive
and
Convert
the
Quakers
,
by
publishing
useful
Books
,
and
not
without
Success
,
The
Painted
Harlot
Stript
and
Whipt
,
And
that
by
the
Hardness
of
Times
,
Charge
of
Printing
,
he
was
reduced
,
I
apprehend
him
a
Real
Object
of
Charity
,
and
that
he
does
truly
deserve
the
Bounty
of
well-disposed
Persons
,
unto
whom
I
recommend
him
F.
Bugg
Just
Censure
We
are
satisfied
that
it
is
no
other
Attestation
than
he
has
Collected
out
of
our
old
Adversaries
Books
,
F.
B.
W.
Penn
G.
Keith
F.
Bugg
Fra.
Bugg
The
Pilgrim's
Progress
Geo.
Keith
The
Fourth
Narrative
of
Proceedings
at
Francis
Bugg
have
to
to
,
have
Works
,
and
till
you
have
Boyling
Vengeance
which
to
the
Lord
.
March
,
Anno
Robert
Bugg
Francis
Bugg
Thomas
Holman
Lakenheath-Hall
▪
Lords
Prayer
Ten
Commandments
Apostles
Creed
Lord's
Day
l.
per.
Ann.
Lord's
Day
Lord's
Prayer
Ten
Commandments
Apostles
Creed
Church
Catechism
Cripplegate
,
London
Lord's
Prayer
Ten
Commandments
Apostles
Creed
Confession
of
Sin
Thomas
Symonds
The
Light
within
every
Man
Come
,
see
a
Man
which
told
me
all
things
that
ever
I
did
;
is
not
this
the
Christ
?
Light
within
Matthew
Beesly
,
Jonas
Skrook
,
William
Eyson
,
John
Kilborn
Light
within
Light
within
Light
within
Light
within
us
.
Ed.
Light
within
Quakerism
a
New
Nick-name
for
Old
Christianity
,
W.
Penn
what
is
spoken
from
the
Spirit
of
Truth
in
any
,
is
of
as
great
Authority
as
the
Scriptures
and
Chapters
are
,
and
greater
,
Light
within
George
Whitehead
George
Fox
Title
Page
George
Whitehead
That
which
is
spoken
from
the
Spirit
of
Truth
in
is
of
as
as
the
Scritures
and
Chapters
are
,
and
Whitehead
,
viz.
Is
the
Moral
Law
,
or
Ten
Commandments
,
a
Rule
to
the
Christian's
Life
,
or
is
it
not
?
G.
Whitehead
Thou
might
as
well
ask
,
If
the
Moral
Law
be
a
Rule
to
Christ
,
for
the
Christian's
Life
and
Rule
is
Christ
Light
within
Light
within
Edward
Burroughs
Quakerism
a
New
Nick-name
,
&c.
Lord's
Prayer
Ten
Commandments
Apostles
Creed
Lord's
Supper
Light
within
News
out
of
the
North
The
Flesh
and
Blood
of
Christ
,
&c.
George
Keith
De
Chris
.
Lib.
Lord's
Prayer
Ten
Commandments
Apostles
Creed
,
Baptism
Lord's
Supper
Penitential
Confession
The
Quakers
are
amongst
us
a
disgraced
broken
Sect
,
&c.
Light
within
,
&c.
W.
Penn
,
We
[
Quakers
]
being
withdrawn
from
every
Form
and
Constitution
,
to
wait
[
in
Silence
]
for
Life
from
God
,
and
not
from
beggarly
Elements
,
and
therefore
made
a
Prey
to
all
Parties
;
against
whom
every
Hand
have
been
lifted
up
,
and
forsaken
by
all
Civil
Power
,
&c.
(
i.
e.
)
I
dare
not
daub
with
untempered
Mortar
;
for
where
they
Professors
of
Christianity
)
are
,
I
was
,
in
Performances
,
in
Ordinances
,
in
Family-Duties
,
in
Hearing
,
in
Reading
,
in
Prayers
and
Fastings
,
in
my
own
Will
;
and
all
this
is
Will-worship
.
But
when
that
one
thing
came
,
which
was
needful
,
I
then
began
(
waiting
in
Silence
)
to
learn
to
be
a
Fool
;
insomuch
,
that
I
durst
not
give
God
thanks
for
the
Victuals
that
were
set
before
me
.
John
Reeve
Lodowick
Muggleton
George
Fox
viz.
Tho'
all
visible
Worship
is
now
become
of
no
value
in
the
Eyes
of
the
Lord
,
yet
it
may
be
truly
said
,
that
Christ
is
with
his
Apostles
always
to
the
end
of
the
World
,
in
all
those
that
Worship
him
in
Spirit
and
Truth
;
I
mean
,
those
Sober
Silent
Saints
,
whose
Language
and
Practice
speaketh
forth
the
Spirit
and
Power
of
the
Scriptures
in
them
;
these
Silent
Saints
I
speak
of
,
from
an
unerring
Spirit
,
—
from
an
infallible
Light
,
which
I
have
received
from
the
Divine
Majesty
,
Joyful
News
from
Heaven
Christ's
Church
Burroughs
,
Bayly
,
Smith
Muggleton
;
Fox
Muggleton
;
Fox
Solomon
Eccles
Lodowick
Muggleton
i.
e.
That
the
Worship
required
by
him
from
his
Saints
,
was
an
Inward
Stilness
,
by
which
their
Souls
were
made
willing
to
hearken
to
the
Voice
or
Motion
of
bis
most
Holy
Spirit
,
speaking
in
them
.
—
Thus
from
an
unerring
Light
,
I
have
remonstrated
to
the
Elect
,
what
is
the
very
true
God
,
and
his
Spiritual
Worship
accepted
of
him
;
't
is
not
Outward
Praying
,
Preaching
,
Fasting
or
Thanksgiving
,
to
be
seen
of
Men
;
but
it
is
an
Inward
,
Spiritual
,
Silent
Praying
and
Praising
,
Fasting
and
Feasting
,
upon
the
Glorious
Things
of
Eternity
,
which
is
only
seen
by
Divine
Eyes
,
Lodowick
Muggleton
Solomon
Eccles
Ibid.
Again
,
in
the
next
place
,
I
shall
demonstrate
the
Vanity
of
the
Ministry
of
the
Baptists
;
I
need
not
tell
you
the
Foundation
upon
which
they
build
their
Worship
,
because
it
is
founded
on
the
Letter
of
the
Scripture
,
and
their
own
lying
Reason
,
which
is
the
Devil
in
them
:
All
true
Christians
are
now
under
the
Ministry
of
the
Holy
Spirit
,
and
therefore
are
no
more
bound
in
Conscience
to
Apostolick
Worship
;
I
say
again
,
that
above
this
Years
there
hath
not
been
a
Man
sent
to
Preach
or
Prophesy
,
How
then
canst
thou
possibly
become
a
Minister
of
Divine
Ordinances
,
by
Authority
from
another
Man's
Words
or
Writings
,
unless
without
their
Letter
,
thou
wert
immediately
moved
to
speak
by
the
Holy
Spirit
,
as
they
were
?
Moreover
,
tho'
the
Scriptures
in
themselves
are
true
,
yet
there
is
nothing
but
Death
in
them
to
a
Carnal
Spirit
:
The
Letter
killeth
,
but
the
Spirit
giveth
Life
;
and
can
a
dead
and
killing
Letter
give
the
Power
,
to
become
a
Spiritual
Minister
of
Christ's
Ordinances
to
his
Elect
People
?
I
trow
not
,
Lodowick
Muggleton
For
the
Father
judgeth
no
Man
,
but
hath
committed
all
Judgment
to
the
Son
,
and
hath
given
him
Authority
to
execute
Judgment
also
,
because
he
is
the
Son
of
Man
:
Because
he
hath
appointed
a
Day
,
in
which
he
will
judge
the
World
in
Righteousness
,
by
that
Man
whom
he
hath
Ordained
,
whereof
he
hath
given
Assurance
unto
all
Men
,
in
that
he
hath
raised
him
from
the
Dead
?
All
Power
in
Heaven
and
Earth
is
committed
to
their
Light
?
That
that
is
no
Command
of
God
to
me
,
what
he
commanded
to
another
;
and
that
no
Command
in
the
Scripture
is
any
further
obliging
upon
any
Man
,
than
as
he
finds
a
Conviction
upon
his
Conscience
,
W.
Penn
Quakerism
a
new
Nick-name
Symon
Magus
John
Reeve
Lodowick
Muggleton
Light
within
George
Fox
Will
.
Penn
That
it
is
a
Dangerous
Principle
,
and
Pernicious
to
True
Religion
;
and
which
is
worse
,
it
is
the
Root
of
to
assert
,
That
nothing
is
a
Duly
incumbent
upon
thee
,
but
what
thou
art
perswaded
,
[
or
convinced
]
is
thy
Duty
,
A
Brief
Examination
and
State
W.
Penn
Quakerism
a
New
Nick
name
for
Old
Christianity
No
Command
in
the
is
any
farther
Man
,
than
as
he
finds
a
upon
his
Conscience
;
otherwise
,
Men
(
said
Mr.
should
be
engaged
without
,
if
not
against
Conviction
;
a
thing
unreasonable
in
a
Man
,
E.
Burroughs
That
is
no
Command
from
God
to
me
,
what
he
commands
to
another
;
neither
did
any
of
the
Saints
,
that
we
read
of
in
Scripture
,
act
by
the
Command
which
was
to
another
,
not
having
the
Command
to
themselves
,
Will
.
Penn
Mystery
of
Iniquity
GO
TEACH
ALL
NATIONS
,
BAPTIZING
,
DO
THIS
IN
REMEMBRANCE
OF
ME
,
FORGIVE
US
OUR
TRESPASSES
,
AS
WE
FORGIVE
,
The
Picture
of
Quakerism
,
drawn
to
the
Life
,
Ranters
,
Rebels
Brief
Examination
And
this
I
affirm
,
from
the
Understanding
I
have
received
of
God
,
not
only
that
the
Enemy
is
at
work
to
scatter
the
Minds
of
Friends
by
that
loose
Plea
;
What
hast
thou
to
do
with
me
?
Leave
me
to
my
Freedom
,
and
to
the
Grace
of
God
in
my self
,
and
the
like
.
But
this
Proposition
and
Expression
,
as
now
understood
and
alledged
,
is
a
Deviation
from
,
and
a
Perversion
of
the
Antient
Principle
of
Truth
.
For
this
is
the
plain
Consequence
of
this
Plea
:
If
any
one
shall
say
,
I
see
no
Evil
in
paying
Tythes
to
Hireling
Priests
,
in
that
they
are
not
claimed
by
Divine
Right
,
but
by
the
Civil
Laws
of
the
Land
.
I
see
no
Evil
in
marrying
by
the
Priest
,
for
he
is
but
a
Witness
.
I
see
no
Evil
in
declining
a
Publick
Testimony
in
Suffering-Times
,
for
I
have
's
and
's
Example
.
I
see
no
Evil
in
respecting
the
Persons
of
Men
;
for
whatever
others
do
,
I
intend
a
sincere
Notice
,
that
I
take
of
those
I
know
.
I
see
no
Evil
in
keeping
my
Shop
shut
,
upon
the
World's
Holy-Days
,
[
Fast-Days
,
]
for
I
would
not
willingly
give
Offence
to
my
Neighbours
,
George
Whitehead
i.
e.
Is
the
Moral
Law
,
or
Ten
Commandments
,
a
Rule
to
the
Christian's
Life
,
or
is
it
not
?
I
answer
G.
W.
)
thou
might
as
well
ask
,
If
the
Moral
Law
be
a
Rule
to
Christ
?
For
the
Christian's
Life
and
Rule
is
Christ
,
Light
within
:
Quest.
to
Professors
,
Is
.
Pennington
What
is
attributed
to
that
Body
,
Mary
]
we
acknowledge
,
and
give
to
that
Body
in
its
Place
,
according
as
the
Scripture
attributeth
it
,
which
is
which
dwelt
and
acted
but
that
which
sanctify'd
and
kept
the
Body
pure
,
and
made
all
acceptable
in
him
,
was
the
Life
,
Holiness
,
and
Righteousness
of
the
Spirit
;
and
the
same
which
kept
his
Vessel
pure
,
it
is
the
same
that
cleanseth
us
;
the
Value
which
the
Natural
Flesh
and
Blood
[
of
Christ
]
had
,
was
from
in
its
coming
from
in
its
acting
in
in
its
suffering
thro'
Now
the
Scriptures
doth
expresly
distinguish
between
and
the
which
he
wore
;
between
that
came
,
and
the
in
which
he
came
;
between
the
which
was
and
the
it
;
there
is
plainly
and
the
in
which
came
;
there
was
the
and
the
This
we
certainly
know
,
and
can
never
call
the
which
appeared
and
dwelt
Now
if
ye
indeed
know
the
of
God
,
tell
us
plainly
what
is
which
appeared
in
the
Body
,
whether
was
not
the
Christ
before
took
up
the
Body
,
after
took
up
the
Body
,
and
for
ever
?
Mary
,
Christ
London
,
May
FOR
HE
THAT
IS
NOT
JUSTIFIED
BY
THE
WITNESS
OF
GOD
IN
FRIENDS
,
IS
CONDEMNED
BY
IT
IN
HIMSELF
.
HAVE
POWER
,
WITHOUT
THE
CONSENT
OF
SUCH
WHO
DISSENT
FROM
THEIR
DOCTRINE
AND
PRACTICE
,
TO
HEAR
AND
DETERMINE
THE
SAME
.
i.
e.
Light
within
George
Fox
G.
Whitehead
Truth
defending
the
Quakers
Edw.
Burroughs
That
was
no
Command
from
God
to
me
,
what
he
Commands
to
another
:
W.
Penn
No
Command
in
Scriptures
is
any
further
obliging
upon
Man
,
than
as
he
finds
a
Conviction
upon
his
Conscience
,
otherwise
Men
should
be
engaged
without
,
if
not
against
Conviction
;
a
thing
unreasonable
in
Man
,
&c.
p.
Fox
,
i.
e.
W.
Penn
Quakers
Creed
G.
Fox
,
Viz.
i.
e.
George
Fox
THE
SON
OF
GOD
NOW
MADE
MANIFEST
NORTH
PART
THE
SON
OF
GOD
MADE
MANIFEST
;
i
e.
THE
SON
OF
MAN
Geo.
Fox
&c.
Jos
&c.
W.
W.
D.
Ishmael
G.
Whitehead
Is
.
Pennington
If as they write , they do indeed believe , Then I affirm , this their very Creed . If not , who can , with Safety , them believe , Who Write and , the Simple to deceive ?
's
Tryal
at
The
thundering
Voice
answered
,
I
have
glorified
thee
,
and
will
glorifie
thee
again
;
and
I
was
so
filled
full
of
Glory
,
that
my
Head
and
Ears
was
filled
full
of
it
,
that
when
the
Trumpets
sounded
,
and
the
Judges
came
up
again
,
they
all
appeared
as
dead
Men
under
me
.
Whether
the
first
Pen-man
of
the
Scriptures
was
Or
,
Whether
both
these
,
or
not
one
?
Or
,
Whether
there
are
not
many
Words
contained
in
the
Scriptures
,
which
were
not
spoken
by
Inspiration
of
the
Holy
Spirit
?
Whether
some
Words
were
not
spoken
by
the
Grand
Imposture
;
some
by
wicked
Men
,
some
by
wise
Men
,
ill
apply'd
;
some
by
good
Men
,
ill
expressed
;
some
by
false
Prophets
,
and
yet
true
;
some
by
true
Prophets
,
and
yet
false
?
&c.
p.
Robert
Ruckhill
G.
Fox
George
Fox
News
coming
up
out
of
the
North
,
p.
Barclay
:
It
is
no
ways
inconsistent
with
this
sound
and
unerring
Principle
,
to
affirm
,
That
the
Judgment
of
a
certain
Person
or
Persons
,
in
certain
Cases
,
is
or
for
a
certain
Person
,
or
Persons
,
to
give
a
positive
Judgment
,
and
pronounce
it
as
Obligatory
upon
others
,
because
the
Foundations
and
Ground
thereof
because
they
are
infallible
,
but
because
in
these
things
,
and
at
that
time
,
they
were
led
by
the
Infallible
Spirit
.
&c.
p.
The
Picture
of
Quakerism
drawn
to
the
Life
,
George
Fox
W.
Rogers
,
The
Christian
Quaker
distinguished
,
'T
is
true
,
Friends
in
the
beginning
were
turned
to
the
Light
in
their
own
Consciences
,
as
their
Guide
;
but
when
it
pleased
the
Lord
,
to
gather
so
great
a
Number
into
the
Knowledge
and
Belief
of
the
Truth
,
then
the
Heavenly
Motion
came
upon
as
the
Lord
's
Anointed
and
Chosen
,
having
the
Care
of
the
Churches
,
as
being
the
great
Apostle
of
Christ
Jesus
;
and
as
one
,
whom
the
Lord
had
ordained
to
be
in
that
place
,
amongst
the
Children
of
Light
in
this
our
Day
,
as
was
amongst
the
Children
of
in
his
Day
,
to
set
forth
Methods
and
Forms
of
Church-Government
,
and
to
establish
Monthly
and
Quarterly
Meetings
of
Men
,
and
Women
distinct
from
the
Men
;
and
these
Meetings
since
are
called
the
Church
,
whose
Counsel
,
Advice
and
Judgment
,
is
to
be
submitted
unto
by
every
one
,
who
profess
himself
a
Member
of
Christ's
Church
;
and
that
we
ought
to
believe
as
the
Church
believes
,
as
I
affirm
,
That
the
true
Church
is
in
the
true
Faith
that
is
in
God
,
and
we
must
believe
thus
as
the
true
Church
believes
,
or
else
it
were
but
both
a
Folly
and
Hypocrisie
to
profess
our selves
Members
thereof
.
&c.
p.
W.
Rogers
W.
Rogers
.
The
Christian
Quaker
distinguished
from
the
Apostate
and
Innovator
,
William
Rogers
W.
Rogers
I
am
not
the
Christ
,
said
Peter
,
Acts
North
;
News
coming
up
MY
NAME
;
Several
Petitions
Answered
,
Thirdly
,
HE
Errand
to
The
Battledoor
&c.
G.
First
,
George
Fox
Judas
and
the
Jews
George
Fox
Thirdly
,
George
Fox
John
Blaikling
The
Christian
disting
Fourthly
,
George
Fox
G.
Fox
.
The
Quak.
Challenge
,
William
Mead
William
Harris
W.
Harris
W.
Mead
W.
Penn
The
Quakers
Refuge
fixed
,
&c.
p.
G.
Fox
London
May
Truth
defending
the
&c.
p.
W.
Mead
Ten
Commandments
Lord's
Prayer
Apostles
Creed
,
Baptism
Lord's
Supper
Light
within
Obedience
to
a
Christian
Man
W.
Mead
Primer
,
p.
The
Journal
The
Content
.
Apostate
,
&c.
See
their
Marriage
Certificate
G.
Fox
Thomas
Mash
Light
within
Truth
defending
the
Quakers
Great
Mystery
,
&c.
Light
within
BY
THE
ETERNAL
POWER
IT
IS
OWNED
,
&c.
&c.
Journal
W.
Mead
G.
Whitehead
G.
Whitehead
The
Country
Convert
,
&c.
G.
Whitehead
viz.
I
MAY
SEE
CAUSE
OTHERWISE
TO
WORD
THE
MATTER
,
AND
YET
OUR
INTENTIONS
BE
THE
SAME
,
&c.
G.
Whitehead
William
Mead
i.
e.
That
which
is
spoken
from
the
Spirit
of
Truth
in
ANY
,
is
of
as
great
AUTHORITY
as
the
SCRIPTURES
and
CHAPTERS
are
,
and
GREATER
.
Quakers
,
&c.
viz.
WRITTEN
FROM
THE
SPIRIT
OF
TRUTH
,
G.
Whitehead
G.
Fox
TO
DISTRUST
EVERY
THING
THEY
SAY
:
The
Missionary's
Arts
G.
Whitehead
Anne
Docwra
Anne
Docwra
G.
Whitehead
G.
W.
G.
Whitehead
Solomon
Eccles
Robert
Porter
The
Capital
Principles
of
the
Quakers
,
take
heed
of
Belying
the
Innocent
;
for
I
hear
thou
hast
reported
to
a
Friend
of
mine
,
that
I
should
say
,
That
the
Blood
of
Christ
is
no
more
than
the
Blood
of
another
Man
;
I
never
spoke
it
,
but
do
very
highly
esteem
of
the
Blood
of
Christ
to
be
more
Excellent
,
Living
,
Holy
,
and
Precious
,
than
is
able
to
be
uttered
by
the
Tongues
of
Men
and
Angels
;
I
the
Blood
which
was
offered
up
in
the
Eternal
Spirit
But
the
Blood
that
was
forced
out
of
him
by
the
Soldiers
after
he
was
dead
,
who
before
that
,
bowed
his
Head
to
the
Father
,
and
gave
up
the
Ghost
;
but
thou
say'st
,
that
was
the
Blood
of
the
New
Covenant
,
which
was
shed
after
he
was
dead
,
which
I
Yet
I
did
say
,
That
was
of
another
These
are
my
Words
which
thou
art
wresting
to
thy
own
Destruction
.
I
did
[
also
]
say
,
That
the
Baptists
,
Independants
,
Presbyterians
and
Pope
,
are
all
of
one
Ground
;
and
none
of
you
understand
the
Blood
of
Jesus
Christ
no
more
than
a
brute
Beast
:
Therefore
repent
,
for
God
will
soon
overthrow
your
Faith
,
and
your
Imputative
Righteousness
too
,
for
the
Imputation
of
Christ's
Righteousness
which
he
did
at
and
without
the
Gates
,
the
Pope
,
the
Episcopal
,
the
Presbyterian
,
Independants
and
Baptists
,
shall
fare
all
alike
,
and
shall
sit
down
in
Sorrow
,
short
of
the
Eternal
Rest
:
But
the
true
Imputative
Righteousness
of
Christ
we
own
,
but
it
is
hid
from
you
all
,
till
the
Lord
open
an
Eye
G.
Whitehead
Now
whereas
in
p.
is
accused
of
little
less
than
Blasphemy
,
about
a
Letter
chiefly
,
of
a
Passage
concerning
the
Blood
,
in
these
Words
,
The
Blood
that
was
forced
out
of
him
by
the
Soldiers
after
he
was
dead
,
who
before
that
bowed
his
Head
to
the
Father
,
and
gave
up
the
Ghost
;
I
did
say
,
Now
to
these
Words
as
to
Papists
,
and
you
whose
Minds
are
Carnal
,
who
oppose
the
as
to
the
of
the
i.
e.
viz.
So
,
now
this
Christ
was
before
the
World
began
,
and
was
a
Seed
i.
e.
before
any
Name
was
given
to
it
,
who
in
Process
of
time
was
Born
of
a
Virgin
;
but
none
knows
him
born
,
or
ever
shall
,
but
of
a
Virgin
;
(
he
that
hath
Ears
,
let
him
hear
,
)
be
thou
[
Man
]
but
the
Virgin
,
the
Power
of
the
most
High
shall
overshadow
thee
;
and
that
which
shall
be
Born
of
Thee
,
shall
be
called
the
Son
of
God
?
and
saith
Christ
,
a
[
Body
]
hast
[
thou
]
prepared
for
[
me
;
]
mark
the
Distinction
[
thou
]
[
me
]
and
[
a
Body
,
]
this
me
that
spake
in
the
Body
,
was
the
Christ
.
They
[
his
Disciples
]
loved
his
Person
for
the
sake
of
the
Frame
and
Quality
of
the
Spirit
that
dwelt
in
Him
;
or
else
,
what
was
his
Person
to
them
,
more
than
another
Person
?
But
for
that
that
dwelt
in
him
,
they
loved
him
;
let
none
mistake
,
I
do
not
slight
it
,
nor
the
Person
of
any
of
his
Brethren
or
Children
,
as
they
are
prepared
to
do
the
Will
of
their
Father
,
Quakerism
Withering
,
and
Christianity
Reviving
,
Isaac
Pennington
,
The
Name
Jesus
and
Christ
belong
to
the
whole
Body
,
and
every
Member
in
the
Body
,
as
well
as
to
the
Head
,
Josiah
Coale
,
His
Blood
will
be
upon
you
as
the
Blood
of
a
Thousand
Men
,
Thomas
Speed
,
Do
not
rashly
draw
your
Swords
against
those
harmless
ones
,
whom
your
bloody
Teachers
cloath
and
represent
to
you
in
the
ugly
Garb
of
Blasphemers
;
remember
,
that
the
Son
of
God
,
who
suffered
at
was
not
Crucified
by
the
strict
Religious
,
as
an
innocent
or
just
Man
,
but
as
a
Blasphemer
;
be
not
[
therefore
]
prevailed
with
to
release
and
give
over
Jesus
to
be
Crucified
,
to
gratifie
the
Murtherous
Appetite
either
of
the
Priests
or
the
Multitude
,
considering
that
tho'
you
may
with
wash
your
Hands
,
(
and
to
those
Eyes
that
are
dazled
with
Fury
against
innocent
Jesus
appear
clear
from
his
Blood
;
yet
,
before
the
pure
Eyes
of
the
Lord
,
will
the
condemning
Stain
thereof
be
found
upon
so
fresh
The
Guilty
covered
Clergy-Man
The
Suffering
of
the
People
of
God
[
call'd
in
this
Age
,
is
a
Suffering
,
and
unjust
than
in
the
Days
of
or
of
the
or
in
what
was
done
to
and
the
done
by
a
and
in
a
Part
by
the
of
a
The
Christian
and
his
Divine
Testimony
To
conclude
,
We
,
tho'
this
general
Victory
was
obtained
,
and
Holy
Priviledges
therewith
,
and
that
the
Holy
Body
was
not
instrumentally
without
a
Share
thereof
;
yet
,
that
the
efficient
and
chiefest
Cause
was
,
the
Light
and
Life
,
so
that
the
Invisible
Life
was
the
Root
and
Fountain
of
all
,
which
is
sometimes
ascribed
in
the
Scriptures
to
the
Body
,
by
that
common
Figure
or
Way
of
speaking
amongst
Men
,
the
thing
containing
,
which
is
the
Body
,
for
the
thing
contained
,
which
is
the
Life
,
Nevertheless
,
not
to
the
Body
,
but
to
that
Holy
Light
and
Life
therein
,
is
chiefly
ascribed
the
Salvation
;
and
to
the
Body
however
excellent
,
but
instrumentally
,
The
Serpent
is
a
Spirit
;
now
nothing
can
bruise
the
Head
of
the
Serpent
,
but
something
that
is
Spiritual
;
but
if
that
were
the
then
could
he
not
Bruise
the
Serpent's
Head
in
all
,
because
the
is
not
so
much
as
in
any
one
and
consequently
,
the
Seed
of
the
Promise
is
an
Holy
Principle
of
Light
and
Life
,
that
being
received
into
the
bruiseth
the
Serpent's
Head
as
testifie
the
Scripture
:
The
Seed
is
one
,
and
that
Seed
is
Christ
.
They
are
false
Ministers
that
Preach
Christ
without
,
and
bid
People
believe
in
him
,
as
he
is
in
Heaven
above
:
But
they
that
are
Christ's
Ministers
,
Preach
Christ
within
.
Your
imagined
God
beyond
the
Stars
;
and
your
Carnal
Christ
is
utterly
denied
;
that
this
Christ
is
God
and
Man
in
one
Person
,
is
a
Lie
,
&c.
The
People
call'd
Primitive
Christianity
,
&c.
Unmask'd
,
and
her
Foundation
Shaken
,
Arraign'd
,
and
out
of
her
own
Mouth
Condemned
,
Quakerism
Withering
,
and
Christianity
Reviving
,
The
Snake
in
the
Grass
Satan
Disrobed
Primitive
Heresie
George
Keith's
Three
Narratives
Crisp's
Animadversions
W.
Mead
First
,
George
Simon
Magus
,
Acts
Fox's
Journal
Annanias
,
Journal
(
Fox
Lichfield
,
p.
Picture
of
Quakerism
W.
Mead
George
Fox
Simon
Magus
Journal
,
Third
Index
Coale
,
Eccles
Innocency
against
Envy
George
Whitehead
G.
Whitehead
Judgment
Fixed
The
Snake
in
the
Grass
A
Sober
Expostulation
Primitive
Christianity
continued
's
Letter
to
G.
W.
Jacob
found
in
a
Desart
Land
,
&c.
G.
Whitehead
G.
Whitehead
Enoch
Barwick
Tho.
Plumstead
Francis
Plumstead
Minories
,
London
Francis
Bugg
Francis
Bugg
G.
W.
Snake
in
the
Grass
G.
W.
G.
W.
G.
Whitehead
G.
Whitehead
The
Lord
hath
called
me
from
my
Native
Country
,
and
from
my
Father's
House
,
and
from
outward
Riches
,
and
the
Honour
of
the
World
,
found
in
a
Desart
Land
Benjamin
Antrobus
John
Kent
Sam.
Cater
Picture
of
Quakerism
drawn
Jacob
found
in
a
Desart
Land
,
G.
W.
2dly
,
Sam.
Cater
3dly
,
John
Kilborn
thly
,
William
Bingley
Tho.
Denison
thly
,
Samuel
Wallingfeild
thly
,
Tho.
Green
thly
,
George
Fox
thly
,
Stephen
Crisp
Geo.
Fox
Steph.
Crisp
A
Brief
Discovery
of
a
threefold
State
,
&c.
W.
Penn
,
And
whilst
the
Idle
Gormondizing
Priests
of
run
away
with
above
l.
a
Year
,
under
Pretence
of
being
God's
Ministers
;
and
that
no
sort
of
People
have
been
so
universally
thro'
Ages
,
the
very
Bane
of
Soul
and
Body
to
the
Universe
,
as
that
abominable
Tribe
;
for
whom
the
Theatre
of
God's
most
dreadful
Vengeance
is
reserved
,
to
act
their
Eternal
Tragedy
upon
,
Heathens
,
Turks
W.
Penn
It
's
a
foolish
thing
to
flatter
the
with
the
Hopes
of
Salvation
,
p.
be
defective
,
they
owe
it
to
the
Idle
,
Lying
,
Covetous
,
Ignorant
,
and
Murdering
Spirit
and
Practice
of
the
Priests
,
whose
Interest
it
has
ever
been
to
enslave
and
obscure
the
People's
Understanding
;
—
it
's
not
my
Business
to
Apologize
for
As
for
the
I
know
him
to
have
Wit
and
Learning
enough
;
—
his
Exemplary
Life
,
and
Grave
Deportment
,
I
must
acknowledge
to
be
very
singular
;
and
if
his
Cause
receive
no
greater
Foil
than
this
Person
's
bare
Reproaches
,
the
discreet
World
will
sooner
acquiesce
in
the
stronger
Arguments
of
and
his
quaint
Adherents
W.
P.
Tho.
Green
William
Green
Thomas
Green
S.
Cater
S.
Cater
i.
e.
G.
Whitehead
G.
Keith
G.
Keith
,
May
I
could
further
expose
thee
to
thy
Terror
and
Shame
,
than
ever
I
have
done
;
for
I
have
been
very
sparing
towards
thee
,
in
comparison
of
thy
many
Abuses
,
Scorns
and
Injuries
against
me
,
&c.
p.
W.
Penn
Geo.
Whitehead
The
Guide
mistaken
Tho'
manifold
are
the
Stratagems
of
Satan
,
that
old
Serpent
,
by
which
he
does
surprize
the
Immortal
Souls
of
Men
,
with
most
deplorable
Woes
,
yet
there
is
none
that
proves
so
generally
effectual
as
HYPOCRISIE
;
it
's
his
a
Study
and
Employment
fit
for
none
below
the
Form
of
his
Arch-Angels
;
such
make
his
archest
Emissaries
,
and
most
subtle
Meanders
,
sublime
Devils
,
masqu'd
with
a
Vizard
of
Sincerity
,
palliating
themselves
from
what
they
really
are
,
by
seeming
what
as
really
they
are
not
;
outsidewash'd
Platters
,
Wolves
in
Sheep's
Cloathing
,
inside
rotten
,
but
outside
whited
Sepulchres
;
in
short
,
the
muddy
Sensualist
T.
G.
refin'd
to
a
counterfeit
Fidelity
;
and
Imitation
of
the
Form
of
Godliness
,
the
more
unquestionable
to
Deceive
;
and
securely
to
insinuate
candid
Apprehensions
of
his
Purpose
,
who
is
the
most
impudent
Despiser
of
his
God
,
Destroyer
of
Souls
,
Contemner
of
Laws
,
Perverter
of
Truth
,
and
Treacherous
to
the
end
;
against
whom
the
Sharpest
Woes
are
denounced
,
and
Punishments
reserved
to
Eternity
.
W.
P.
Case
,
Gender
G.
Whitehead
G.
Keith
ANNIVERSARY
SYNOD
YEARLY
MEETING
YEARLY
MEETING
Scotland
,
Ireland
,
Holland
,
Pensilvania
,
East
West-Jersey
,
Maryland
,
Long-Island
,
Road-Island
,
Virginia
,
Carolina
,
Friezland
,
Antego
,
Mevis
,
Dantzick
,
Germany
,
Holstein
,
Light
within
Grace-Church-Street
,
London
Light
within
i.
e.
Call
unto
me
all
the
Prophets
of
let
none
be
wanting
Geo.
Keith
G.
Keith
G.
Keith
W.
Rogers
&c.
The
Christian
distinguished
from
the
Apostate
,
in
five
Parts
.
We
are
so
far
from
condemning
all
those
who
freely
pay
them
,
(
and
not
by
Constraint
)
that
we
look
upon
it
the
Duty
of
all
professing
Christianity
,
to
contribute
towards
the
outward
Maintainance
of
such
whom
they
usually
hear
,
and
account
to
be
the
true
Ministers
of
Christ
,
in
case
they
have
need
;
and
if
the
Charity
of
any
should
be
such
,
as
to
bestow
upon
them
one
Fifth
Part
,
instead
of
a
Tenth
,
far
be
it
from
us
to
condemn
it
,
Foxonian
Quakers
Tho.
Ellwood
W.
Rogers
In
this
Answer
(
saith
you
discover
an
Error
of
Judgment
,
otherwise
you
would
not
be
so
far
from
Condemning
all
those
who
pay
Tythes
freely
as
you
say
you
are
:
And
so
would
you
also
,
if
your
Hearts
were
right
in
Truth
:
uphold
a
legal
Ceremony
abrogated
by
Christ
,
and
to
be
come
in
the
Flesh
,
which
However
,
whether
you
condemn
or
approve
it
,
the
faithful
Followers
of
the
Lamb
see
and
discern
this
Spirit
,
the
Nature
of
it
,
and
the
End
it
tends
to
,
which
is
downright
T.
Ellwood
Is
it
not
savoury
Language
,
(
says
for
such
to
say
,
I
must
stay
until
I
be
convinced
?
Can
such
as
see
not
such
manifest
Evil
,
be
said
to
be
faithful
SUPREAM
POWER
Primer
,
p.
Works
,
p.
&c.
viz.
Nᵒ
Foxonian
Quakers
Storian
Quakers
London
,
June
And therefore , that all due and godly Care be taken against the grand Oppression and Antichristian Yoke of Tythes , that our Christian Testimony born , (r) (r) Soft Words , and hard Names mixt . and greatly suffered for , be faithfully maintained against them in all Respects , and against Steeple-House-rates : — That Friends at all their Monthly and Quarterly Meetings , be reminded to call for the Record of the Sufferings of Friends , to see that they be duly gathered , truly entered and kept , and accordingly sent up ( to London ) as hath been often advised , both of what Tythes , &c. are pretended to be due , and for how long a time , and the time when taken , and by , and for whom , and what Goods are taken , and the Value thereof , as well those not exceeding , as those exceeding the Sums or Quantities demanded , ( it being a Suffering for both for Truth-sake ; ) they being in these Particulars found defective and imperfect in divers Counties , which is an Obstruction to the general Record of Friend's Suffering : And THEREFORE , the Monthly and Quarterly Meetings are advised to take more Care for the future , that all Friends Safferings for Truth-sake , may be brought up ( to London ) as FULL and COMPLEAT in ALL Respects as POSSIBLE may be .
ANTICHRISTIAN
YOKE
Fox
,
Journal
Pye
,
The
Antient
Test
T.
Ellwood
Barclay
,
The
Anarchy
of
the
Ranters
,
's
Antidote
Provided always , and be it Enacted by the Authority aforesaid , That if any Assembly of Persons , dissenting from the Church of England , shall be had in any Place for Religious Worship , with the Doors lock'd , barr'd , or bolted , during any time of such Meeting together ; all and every such Person or Persons that shall come to , and be at such Meeting , shall not receive any Benefit from this Law , but be liable to all the Pains and Penalties of all the aforesaid Laws recited in this Act , for such their Meeting , notwithstanding his taking the Oaths , and his making and subscribing the Declaration aforesaid .
An
Act
to
prevent
and
suppress
Seditious
Conventicles
:
Be it Enacted , &c. That if any Person of the Age of Sixteen Years , and upward , being a Subject of this Realm , at any time after the Tenth Day of May next , shall be present at any Assembly , Conventicle , or Meeting , under Colour and Pretence of any Exercise of Religion , in other manner than according to the Liturgy and Practice of the Church of England , &c. at which there shall be Five Persons or more Assembled together , over and besides those of the same Family , &c. shall suffer those and those respective Fines , &c.
Picture
of
Quakerism
Jonathan
Johnson
LARGE
MEETING
John
Hubbard
Geo.
Whitehead
i.
e.
SO
IT
IS
OUR
ADVICE
and
JUDGMENT
,
Nazareth
:
Go
,
teach
all
Nations
Baptizing
,
Do
this
in
Remembrance
of
me
,
When
you
Pray
,
say
,
Our
Father
,
Forgive
us
our
Sins
,
for
,
Pict
.
of
Quak.
DECLINE
,
FORSAKE
WORLDLY
,
FEARFUL
i.
e.
&c
,
p.
He
did
not
heed
a
Cart
load
of
Warrants
.
Sam.
Cater
The
Lamentable
Cry
of
Oppression
,
i.
e.
T.
Ellwood
i.
e.
W.
Crouch
,
J.
Staploe
,
W.
Macket
,
W.
Chandler
,
W.
Beech
,
Nath.
Marks
thly
,
George
Fox
viz.
I
do
not
like
(
said
the
Words
for
there
is
no
Liberty
out
of
the
Power
:
What!
Liberty
to
the
Episcopals
;
no.
What!
Liberty
to
the
Presbyter
;
no.
What!
Liberty
to
the
Independant
;
no.
What!
Liberty
to
the
Baptist
;
no.
No
Liberty
out
of
the
Truth
.
R.
Hubberthorn
Ed.
Burroughs
What
Confusion
is
here
!
you
will
not
tolerate
Popery
,
nor
any
that
worship
a
false
God
,
nor
that
speak
Contemptuously
and
Reproachfully
of
our
Lord
Jesus
Christ
,
nor
that
deny
the
Holy
Scriptures
to
be
the
Word
of
God
;
and
yet
you
are
not
against
tolerating
Episcopacy
,
Presbytery
,
or
any
other
stinted
Form
:
Why
will
you
not
tolerate
Popery
as
well
as
Episcopacy
?
And
why
will
you
tolerate
the
Book
of
Common-Prayer
amongst
the
Episcopals
,
and
not
the
Mass
Book
amongst
the
Papists
,
seeing
the
Mass
was
the
Substance
out
of
which
the
Common-Prayer
was
extracted
?
Here
is
nothing
but
Partiality
,
to
tolerate
one
thing
,
and
not
another
of
the
same
kind
.
George
Keith
George
Fox
Well
,
if
I
can
do
you
any
Good
,
consistent
with
a
National
Good
,
I
shall
not
be
against
it
:
KING
,
LORDS
QUAKER
LIGHT
The
West
answering
to
the
North
,
Any
Party
of
Men
,
under
a
Government
,
to
make
Laws
,
not
being
lawfully
Authorized
so
to
do
,
for
the
binding
of
others
,
and
thereunto
to
require
Obedience
,
is
a
setting
up
of
themselves
above
the
Law
,
and
treading
it
under
their
Feet
,
and
rendering
them
whom
they
so
bind
,
Slaves
and
Vassals
;
and
so
is
For nothing is secret , that shall not be made manifest ; neither any thing hid , that shall not be made known , and come abroad , Luke 8.17 .
Sam.
Cater
viz.
WHETHER
THEY
OUGHT
NOT
TO
TELL
THEIR
NAMES
AND
HABITATIONS
,
AND
THEREBY
SET
THE
MSELVES
IN
A
LIKE
SUFFERING
CAPACITY
WITH
THE
HEARERS
,
The
Painted
Harlot
both
Stript
and
Whipt
,
Reason
against
Railing
D.
E.
i.
e.
Francis
Bugg
Samuel
Fulbig
R.
S.
J.
A.
E.
L.
Antidote
,
p.
W.
Rogers
Christ
.
Quaker
disting.
Part
Antidote
,
p.
G.
Fox
Several
Papers
,
given
forth
for
spreading
Truth
:
Friends
,
to
you
all
this
is
the
Word
of
the
Lord
i.
e.
Take
heed
of
judging
one
another
;
judge
not
one
another
,
I
command
you
,
in
the
Presence
of
the
Lord
The
Way
to
the
Kingdom
of
God
,
and
judge
not
one
another
behind
one
another's
Backs
,
i.
e.
I
command
you
in
the
Presence
of
the
Lord
;
this
is
the
Word
of
the
Lord
unto
you
:
Neither
lay
open
one
another's
Nakedness
and
Weakness
behind
one
anothers
Backs
,
for
thou
that
dost
,
art
one
of
's
Family
,
which
is
under
the
Curse
,
This
indeed
(
continues
our
Beloved
rother
)
is
a
Warning
to
Friends
,
not
to
judge
one
another
:
But
it
is
not
a
Warning
to
Friends
,
not
to
judge
those
that
oppose
Friends
,
being
gone
out
of
the
Unity
of
Friends
themselves
,
and
endeavouring
to
draw
others
out
also
,
and
to
divide
and
rend
the
Church
;
so
that
you
have
mist
your
Aim
,
and
lost
your
Blow
,
Thus
,
Friends
,
you
have
the
Judgment
of
the
Church
;
and
has
not
only
owned
that
Pernicious
Book
,
but
has
written
two
Books
against
Friends
,
as
Pernicious
as
that
of
&c.
and
&c.
Nay
,
not
only
so
,
but
hath
wrote
divers
Letters
,
Remonstrances
and
Queries
,
to
particular
Friends
,
to
the
Second-day
Meetings
.
And
therefore
't
is
time
to
take
some
Course
with
him
,
Francis
Bugg
Francis
Bugg
Guild
Hall
The
Naked
Truth
W.
Rogers
We
are
so
far
from
condemning
all
those
who
freely
pay
them
,
and
not
by
Constraint
,
that
we
look
upon
it
to
be
the
Duty
of
all
professing
Christianity
,
to
contribute
towards
the
outward
Maintainance
of
such
,
whom
they
usually
hear
,
and
account
to
be
true
Ministers
of
Christ
,
in
case
they
have
need
:
And
if
the
Charity
of
any
should
be
such
,
as
to
bestow
upon
them
one
Fifth
Part
,
instead
of
a
Tenth
,
far
be
it
from
us
to
condemn
it
,
[
i.
e.
Quakers
Light
,
W.
Rogers
John
Barnard
Devonshire-House
,
London
if
the
King
and
Great
Council
of
the
Nation
were
pleased
&c.
p.
per
G.
Whitehead
to
repeal
those
Old
Laws
,
inforcing
the
Payment
of
Tythes
,
and
to
convert
them
into
some
necessary
civil
Use
,
as
for
the
Poor
,
or
some
National
Service
and
Benefit
,
it
would
appear
,
whether
we
should
not
pay
our
Parts
;
and
whether
the
Royal
Exchequer
would
not
be
conveniently
supplied
without
the
Tenths
from
the
Priests
,
HEY
BOYS
UP
GO
WE
John
Barnard
John
Barnard
William
Rogers
The
Christian
Quaker
distinguished
from
the
Apostate
and
Innovator
,
in
Five
Parts
,
John
Barnard
Benjamin
Clark
De
Chr.
Lib.
Part
W.
Rogers
BEFORE
US
George
Keith
,
Tho.
Crisp
De
Chris
.
Lib.
the
Fifth
and
Seventh
Chapter
of
this
Treatise
.
It
is
too
late
,
for
the
hath
deceived
us
with
their
Wiles
.
S.
Cater
John
Songhurst
W.
Mead
i.
e.
Songhurst
G.
Fox
W.
M.
W.
Mead
G.
Fox
W.
M.
W.
Mead
T.
G.
J.
Parke
l.
per
An.
W.
Rogers
Geo.
Whitehead
,
Anno
John
Clemence
,
&c.
Anne
Docwra
J.
C.
Common
Bankers
Common
Purse-Mongers
Fox
,
Whitehead
,
&c.
Law
Professors
Common
Purse
Ever
since
Common
Bank
Common
Purse
Common
Bankers
[
said
She
,
Hoarding
up
Common
Banks
Common
Bank
i.
e.
Absalom
,
in
the
Simplicity
of
their
Hearts
,
Tho.
Ellwood
i.
e.
Ellwood
W.
Rogers
T.
Ellwood
,
viz.
Regero Mastix , p. 18. But that Christ's Ministers should be supply'd With Necessaries , by the Church his Bride , Is such a known and certain Truth , as none Perhaps hath e'er oppos'd , but thou alone : That 't is the Church's Duty to supply The needful Wants of all her Ministry ; And Truth it is , too plain to be deny'd , Christ's Church should for Christ's Ministers provide . What carps thou at then , William ? Would thy Muse Plead , that St. Paul did not this Priviledge use † † No , Thomas , 't is Quakers Plea , tho' for self-ends they now plead it . ? That what was lacking to him privately , The Macedonian Brethren did supply . Thus it appears , the Apostle did partake Of that Provision which the Church did make ; Pretend thou canst not , that the Stock is given To such as have no need thereof ; but even Thy Flirt at Richardson * * Their Clerk , who had 50 l. per An. as much contrary to their Pretences , as for their Teachers to take Money ; but now both confest . for taking Pay ; For what ? As Clerk , he writes ; does much bewray Thy Folly and Injustice . Is' t not fit , Who works for others , should be paid for it , And that by them who him to Work desire ? The Labourer is worthy of his Hire † † 'T is confest you have Hirelings in your Herd . .
i.
e.
I
am
willing
to
give
the
Devil
his
due
.
G.
Fox
Concerning
Marriages
G.
Fox
,
viz.
G.
Fox
And
that
nothing
may
be
Recorded
for
Money
in
these
things
,
but
freely
,
a
free
People
,
and
in
Love
serve
one
another
Friends
,
you
are
to
do
the
Nations
Business
freely
,
and
that
is
the
way
to
get
into
the
Hearts
of
People
,
per
G.
Fox
,
An.
Yet
,
(
say
they
G.
Fox
Present
,
i.
e.
As
Yet
George
Whitehead
New
Rome
Vnmask'd
G.
W.
The
Contentious
Apostate
,
&c.
G.
W.
Christ's
Church
Declaration
,
viz.
We
have
chosen
the
Son
of
God
to
be
our
King
,
and
he
hath
chosen
us
to
be
his
People
;
and
he
might
command
Thousands
,
and
Ten
Thousands
of
his
Servants
at
this
Day
,
to
Fight
in
his
Cause
;
he
might
lead
them
forth
,
and
bring
them
in
,
and
give
them
Victory
over
all
their
Enemies
,
and
turn
his
Hand
upon
their
Persecutors
;
but
yet
his
Kingdom
is
not
of
this
World
,
neither
is
his
Warfare
of
Carnal
Weapons
,
neither
hath
he
chosen
us
for
that
end
,
neither
can
we
that
he
will
make
use
of
us
in
that
way
,
tho'
it
be
his
only
Right
to
Rule
in
Nations
,
and
our
Heirship
to
Possess
the
utmost
Parts
of
the
Earth
;
but
for
the
we
are
given
to
bear
and
suffer
all
things
for
his
Names-sake
,
England
,
&c.
G.
Fox
G.
W.
viz.
The
Conten
.
Apostate
The
Apost.
Incend
Judgment
fixed
W.
Muclow
,
Tho.
Crisp
,
&c.
John
Feild
New
Rome
Unmask'd
,
&c.
G.
W.
Sober
Expostulation
Anne
Docwra
TOM
TELL-TROTH
TOM
TELL-TROTH
W.
Rogers
John
Story
Mouth
Meeting
,
Anno
W.
Penn
John
Moone
,
Ezekiel
Wolley
,
Sam.
Cater
,
Anne
Docwra
,
Anno
After so many strange Mishaps , In Pursuit of John Story , with all thy Traps , I pity most thy † † G. Fox . last Relapse . Thy Weakness shews thy Day is done , The Night o'erspreads thy Setting Sun . Cabalistick Art is out of Date , Thy Mysterious Allegories came too late ; To say the Truth , it is thy Fate . None can avoid what God decrees , Thou' rt like a Drone amongst the Bees . Thy Strength declines , thy Power decay , And thou ly'st hid this Trying Day ; To save thy self is no new way . Remember now the time that 's past , And how thou 'st lost thy Crown at last . Thou did'st escape thy Enemies Pains , With States-men's Arts , and Preachers Gains , But Dalilah's Wiles has crack'd thy Brains . A Female Power surpriz'd thy Strength , Thy Honour 's laid i' th' Dust at length . Such Women as did Associate , To help to Govern thy new State , Whose Ambient Acts time will relate . These Women they did claim a Right , To wash the Ethiopian white . To keep things sweet and clean , say they : But foul things came so in their way , They work'd in vain both Night and Day . Profession wipes off no such Blots , The Leopard does not change his Spots . To compass Sea and Land thou went , To Proselite thy Will was bent , So raised Storms of Discontent . Thus God does blast what Man devise , To infatuate the Worldly-wise . This Stubble thou hast built upon , Is for the Fire ; the time comes on To try the Work that thou hast done . The secret Hand of Providence Protecteth only Innocence .
G.
Fox
i.
e.
Foxonian
Quakers
W.
Rogers
,
John
Raunce
Tho.
Ellwood
,
&c.
Rogero
Mastix
,
&c.
John
Story
Which
imagine
Mischiefs
in
their
Heart
;
continually
are
they
gathered
together
for
War
;
they
have
sharpned
their
Tongues
like
a
Serpent
;
Adders
Poyson
is
under
their
Lips
.
G.
Fox
This
Meeting
being
acquainted
,
that
Endeavours
have
been
used
for
Relief
of
Friends
,
in
relation
to
Oaths
,
pursuant
to
the
last
Yearly
Meeting
's
Advice
in
that
Case
;
and
being
sensible
of
the
great
Care
of
the
[
Six
Week
]
Meeting
for
Sufferings
,
still
leave
it
to
the
said
Meeting
for
Sufferings
,
to
continue
their
Care
and
Endeavours
in
that
Case
,
And
also
it
is
agreed
,
That
each
Quarterly-Meeting
take
Care
to
advise
the
Correspondents
for
the
Counties
;
and
any
others
concerned
,
to
write
only
to
your
Correspondents
in
about
their
Sufferings
,
and
not
to
other
Persons
,
lest
their
Suffering-Case
be
delay'd
,
Friends
appointed
to
view
Accounts
,
report
,
That
they
find
they
are
truly
stated
,
and
rightly
kept
,
Robert
Smith
Ely
,
i.
e.
W.
Mathers
viz.
They
have
condemned
many
Quakers
,
as
of
Antichrist
,
that
do
pay
Tythes
as
others
do
:
And
a
Preacher
,
professed
to
me
,
That
God
moved
him
to
refuse
to
deliver
his
Tythes
to
the
Priest
;
the
Priest
Sued
him
,
he
answered
the
Priest
by
Advice
of
who
had
promised
the
said
to
secure
his
Goods
from
the
Priest
;
which
he
failing
to
do
the
Day
before
the
Asize
at
got
a
Person
to
agree
with
the
Priest
for
him
;
and
since
that
hath
said
to
me
,
that
he
could
now
pay
his
Tythes
as
well
as
other
Taxes
,
Sam.
Cater
John
Peacock
Several
Papers
sent
to
the
Parliament
,
&c.
P.
i.
e.
Sam.
Cater
Joseph
Clark
J.
Field
Ralph
Farmer
i.
e.
The
Myst
.
of
Ungodliness
,
Ephesus
,
Acts
Timothy
:
I
charge
thee
before
God
,
and
the
Lord
Jesus
Christ
,
who
shall
judge
the
Quick
and
the
Dead
,
at
his
Appearing
and
Kingdom
,
preach
the
Word
,
be
instant
in
Season
,
out
of
Season
,
reprove
,
rebuke
,
exhort
with
all
Long
suffering
and
Doctrine
;
for
the
time
will
come
[
and
it
is
now
]
when
they
shall
not
endure
sound
Doctrine
,
but
after
their
own
Lusts
shall
they
heap
to
themselves
Teachers
,
having
itching
Ears
;
and
they
shall
turn
away
their
Ears
from
the
Truth
,
and
shall
be
turned
unto
Fables
;
but
watch
thou
in
all
things
;
endure
Afflictions
;
do
the
Work
of
an
Evangelist
,
(
or
Gospel
Preacher
;
make
full
Proof
of
thy
Ministry
,
G.
Whitehead
The
Snake
in
the
Grass
i.
e.
G.
Fox
G.
Whitehead
This
is
the
Word
of
the
Lord
to
thee
,
O
Bristol
!
The
Word
of
the
Lord
.
i.
e.
This
is
the
Word
of
the
Lord
to
thee
,
O
Bristol
!
Edward
Burrough
A
Trumpet
of
the
Lord
sounded
out
of
sounding
forth
the
Controversie
of
the
Lord
of
Hosts
,
Jeremiah
,
Ezekiel
,
Daniel
The
Word
of
the
Lord
G.
Whitehead
Edw.
Burroughs
G.
W.
The
Word
of
the
Lord
came
unto
me
,
Edw.
Burrough
The
Word
of
the
Lord
Ed.
Burrough
The
Trumpet
of
the
Lord
sounded
,
&c.
Ed.
Burrough
Oliver
Cromwell
viz.
A
Trumpet
of
the
Lord
sounded
forth
of
which
containeth
a
Testimony
from
the
Word
of
the
Lord
.
i.
e.
To
all
you
who
are
,
and
have
been
always
Enemies
to
the
very
Appearance
of
Righteousness
,
who
are
called
Delinquents
and
Cavaliers
War
with
all
your
Followers
I
raised
O.
Cromwell
The
Snake
in
the
Grass
,
&c.
O.
Cromwell
,
Anno
R.
Cromwell
,
Anno
But
I
distrust
all
they
say
Whitehead
,
Coale
,
Howgill
Fox
,
&c.
And
these
things
are
not
right
in
the
Sight
of
the
Lord
,
that
such
who
have
been
for
many
Years
faithful
in
the
Service
,
and
in
their
Trust
,
and
hazarded
Life
and
Liberty
for
Conscience-sake
,
which
they
cannot
now
possess
,
because
of
thee
,
but
are
cast
out
for
the
Exercise
of
their
pure
Conscience
;
consider
of
it
,
for
this
makes
the
Nation
more
unhappy
,
and
less
blessed
,
when
such
who
delight
in
true
Justice
and
Judgment
,
are
cast
out
of
their
Places
O.
Cromwell
and
so
deprived
of
giving
their
Judgment
amongst
Men
;
and
absolutely
this
will
make
thy
Army
less
prosperous
,
when
such
who
fear
the
Lord
,
against
whom
thou
canst
not
justly
charge
no
Evil
,
are
cast
out
,
and
despis'd
,
and
this
in
time
thou
may'st
see
to
thy
Sorrow
;
and
as
thy
Friend
,
I
lay
this
before
thee
,
and
do
in
Plainness
tell
thee
,
If
thou
thus
utterly
deny
the
People
of
God
in
the
Day
of
thy
Prosperity
,
and
thou
thus
wholly
cast
them
out
of
thy
Service
,
they
cannot
stand
by
thee
,
nor
own
thee
in
the
Day
of
thy
Trouble
i.
e.
When
as
such
who
feareth
the
Lord
,
are
cast
out
of
Judicatories
in
thy
Government
,
and
out
of
Defence
in
thy
Armies
:
What!
Is
this
the
end
of
that
long
Travel
in
Wars
,
and
of
so
many
Promises
of
Liberty
of
Conscience
,
that
just
Men
should
thus
be
dealt
withal
,
as
one
without
Bowels
of
Compassion
,
unto
such
who
have
truly
served
with
thee
in
a
faithful
Service
for
the
Common-wealth
,
who
many
of
them
now
are
grievous
Sufferers
under
thee
?
Many
Enemies
thou
hast
,
which
watch
over
thee
,
for
Evil
,
and
not
for
Good
:
There
is
a
People
scattered
thro'
all
these
Nations
,
who
is
full
of
Wrath
towards
thee
,
O.
C.
in
whose
Hearts
,
to
this
Day
,
there
is
continual
Hatred
against
thee
,
and
all
thy
Off-spring
;
—
Daily
Advantage
they
seek
against
thee
,
by
secret
Plottings
of
Maliciousness
in
their
Hearts
,
seeking
by
all
Means
,
if
it
be
possible
,
how
to
be
avenged
,
and
to
revenge
themselves
,
and
with
no
better
Purpose
,
than
to
destroy
thee
;
—
Such
is
the
Cruelty
and
Desperateness
of
some
of
them
,
their
own
Lives
are
not
dear
unto
them
,
to
take
away
thine
;
I
have
felt
the
Strength
of
their
Rage
against
thee
,
which
carries
them
above
Sense
or
Fear
,
to
undergo
any
Danger
,
that
they
may
see
their
desired
End
of
thee
;
their
Malice
towards
thee
is
so
seated
in
their
wrathful
Hearts
,
that
it
cannot
easily
be
quenched
:
I
know
the
Lord
hath
them
and
their
Endeavours
to
this
Day
,
and
thou
hast
had
Dominion
and
Power
given
thee
of
God
,
to
break
them
in
Pieces
O.
C.
Tho'
we
the
People
of
God
doth
not
envy
thy
Person
nor
Government
,
—
yet
,
Friend
,
the
Want
of
our
Prayers
to
God
for
thee
is
worse
to
thee
than
the
secret
Plotting
of
all
wicked
Men
:
And
how
can
we
mention
thee
in
our
Prayers
to
God
for
thee
,
except
it
be
to
be
deliver'd
from
thee
?
G.
Fox
i.
e.
Truth
's
Defence
,
&c.
No
Prayers
can
we
send
to
thee
,
but
for
thy
Destruction
,
thou
Man
of
Sin
,
and
Enemy
of
Christ
,
&c.
i.
e.
i.
e.
i.
e.
O.
Cromwell
O.
Cromwell
WHAT
HE
DID
TO
THE
LATE
KING
SHOULD
NOT
BE
LAID
TO
HIS
CHARGE
BY
THE
LORD
.
The
Content
.
Apost.
&c.
viz.
But
where
are
all
required
by
Christ
or
his
Apostles
,
to
pray
for
them
Kings
,
and
all
that
are
in
Authority
by
Name
,
or
charged
as
Offenders
for
not
naming
of
Persons
in
our
Prayers
?
May
we
not
pray
acceptably
unless
we
tell
God
the
Names
of
those
we
pray
for
?
Picture
of
Quakerism
,
&c.
Quakerism
Unmask'd
G.
Fox
The
Snake
in
the
Grass
Just
Rebuke
to
The
Way
cast
up
,
&c.
George
Fox
Trumpet
sounded
Trumpet
sounded
Your
Cause
Your
Preachers
Rise
in
Arms
New
Wars
A
plain
and
peaceable
Advice
to
those
called
Presbyterians
in
O.
Cromwell
Benjamin
Clark
George-Yard
,
Lombard-street
,
London
Advice
to
the
Presbyterians
in
Alex.
Skene
G.
Fox
A
Brief
Discovery
of
a
Threefold
Estate
,
the
present
G.
Whitehead
Sol.
Eccles
John
Story
Whilst
the
Idle
Gormandizing
Priests
of
run
away
with
above
l.
a
Year
,
under
Pretence
of
being
God's
Ministers
,
—
and
that
no
sort
of
People
have
been
so
Universally
,
thro'
Ages
,
the
very
Bane
of
Soul
and
Body
,
to
the
Universe
,
as
that
Abominable
Tribe
;
for
whom
the
of
God's
most
dreadful
Vengeance
is
reserved
,
to
act
their
Eternal
Tragedy
upon
Gath
,
W.
P.
I
supply
the
Cure
of
—
I
have
with
the
Blessing
of
God
upon
my
Pains
,
preserved
the
People
in
our
Communion
(
except
some
few
)
till
now
.
But
at
this
time
,
thro'
the
extraordinary
Devices
,
Craft
and
Subtilty
of
the
Quakers
,
that
Parish
,
and
two
or
three
more
thereabouts
,
are
in
great
Danger
of
falling
from
the
Church
to
Quakerism
;
several
of
their
New
Converts
go
about
to
Houses
,
importuning
Men
and
Women
to
go
to
hear
their
Speakers
:
They
are
so
troublesome
in
this
Nature
,
as
that
I
am
perswaded
some
have
turned
,
and
others
must
turn
for
a
quiet
Life
.
I
have
observed
them
to
be
much
more
hot
and
eager
in
making
Proselytes
since
the
Peace
,
than
ever
they
were
in
the
time
of
the
War
.
They
challenge
us
to
meet
them
,
and
Dispute
with
them
;
but
if
we
should
accept
their
Challenge
without
our
Bishop's
Leave
,
I
do
not
know
how
he
would
resent
it
;
besides
,
I
am
not
hasty
,
lest
the
best
Cause
in
the
World
should
suffer
thro'
my
Weakness
:
—
And
the
Advantage
they
would
bring
to
their
Cause
hereby
,
is
,
to
have
it
universally
believ'd
,
that
their
Religion
is
so
good
,
and
so
much
favour'd
by
the
Government
,
as
that
it
neither
can
,
nor
dare
be
oppos'd
by
us
.
—
I
believe
the
Intent
of
the
King
and
Parliament
,
in
granting
them
an
Indulgence
,
was
not
that
they
should
disturb
the
Professors
of
the
Establish'd
Religion
by
Law
;
but
rather
,
that
these
Legal
Professors
should
not
be
capable
of
disturbing
or
molesting
them
:
I
pray
God
open
the
Eyes
of
our
Governours
,
and
cause
them
to
take
into
Consideration
this
too
much
,
and
too
deplorable
,
unlimited
and
unbounded
Toleration
,
(
especially
as
the
Quakers
both
claim
and
use
it
;
)
which
,
notwithstanding
all
the
Care
,
and
indefatigable
Labour
and
Pains
of
the
Watchmen
of
will
certainly
(
if
not
timely
prevented
,
)
be
the
Overthrow
of
our
Church
,
and
Christianity
it self
,
i.
e.
This
Government
and
the
Protestant
Interest
are
so
linked
together
,
that
those
which
are
not
true
to
the
one
,
cannot
be
true
to
the
other
,
whatever
they
may
pretend
,
Why
do
you
not
Pray
for
,
and
Address
your selves
to
King
and
Queen
as
publickly
and
as
heartily
as
you
did
to
and
for
the
late
King
as
a
brave
King
?
God
and
are
both
of
a
Mind
;
pray
God
bless
the
King
and
his
Royal
Family
.
These
,
and
many
more
,
were
published
thro'
the
Nations
,
(
and
from
your
Yearly
Meetings
too
;
)
but
no
Salutation
,
no
Message
,
no
Prayer
for
,
nor
Address
to
King
and
Queen
as
if
you
were
struck
mute
at
the
Loss
of
your
brave
Popish
King
.
What
can
you
say
for
your selves
?
Are
you
like
those
,
no
Prayers
,
no
Addresses
O
ye
unworthy
and
ungrateful
Persons
!
Hath
not
King
granted
you
the
Liberty
of
your
Consciences
?
What!
Have
you
nothing
to
say
for
King
Nay
,
you
are
so
far
from
that
,
that
you
have
acted
quite
contrary
;
for
when
King
appointed
a
Fast
for
the
Prosperity
of
his
Arms
,
then
you
not
only
Preached
against
the
Fast
,
but
also
to
weaken
the
Hearts
and
Hands
of
his
Friends
,
you
vehemently
cry'd
down
all
Wars
and
Fighting
and
the
like
.
Is
you
Zeal
for
the
Protestant
Cause
quite
gone
,
or
is
it
gone
to
Salvo
,
viz.
Where
are
all
required
by
Christ
,
or
his
Apostles
,
to
pray
for
them
,
Kings
,
and
all
that
are
in
Authority
by
Name
The
Content
.
Apostate
New
Rome
Unmask'd
,
p.
i.
e.
Scotland
Throughout
the
World
&c.
We
Nor
the
King
All
,
All
,
All
i.
e.
Sober
Expostulation
with
the
Hearers
of
the
Quakers
,
No
,
No
,
No
New
Rome
Unmask'd
Jacobite
Catechism
,
p
What
made
the
Quakers
no
more
concern'd
for
the
Loss
of
those
brave
Patriots
of
our
Country
,
G.
Whitehead
,
Fran.
Camfeild
,
Gilbert
Layty
,
Alex.
Parker
Hellish
Plots
Trayterous
Conspiracies
G.
Whitehead
The
Widow
to
Print
a
Book
for
her
,
intituled
,
And
in
ordered
him
to
Print
another
Book
,
intituled
,
Both
which
were
well
accepted
;
and
which
sent
into
the
Country
to
his
Friends
the
Quakers
,
and
many
of
the
said
People
did
buy
them
,
and
liked
them
well
and
sent
for
more
:
But
the
chief
Quakers
in
at
their
Monthly
Meeting
at
th
of
following
,
made
an
Order
to
have
all
those
Books
called
in
,
and
appointed
to
go
to
the
Printer
,
and
acquaint
him
with
the
said
which
accordingly
they
did
At
which
the
Printers
seem'd
troubled
,
saying
,
They
thought
Friends
would
not
have
been
against
them
.
such
Books
seeing
they
were
mostly
writ
against
the
Pride
and
Wickedness
of
the
Times
:
And
asked
,
What
it
was
they
had
against
the
Books
?
They
answered
,
They
had
little
against
them
and
reflected
upon
the
former
i.
e.
and
that
Friends
had
&c.
It
is
to
be
observed
,
That
the
first
Book
,
called
,
was
Printed
above
a
Year
before
,
and
sold
by
their
Booksellers
,
and
not
any
Stop
put
to
them
,
till
some
Preston
,
W.
P.
were
endeavouring
the
Overthrow
of
this
Government
;
so
that
it
is
easily
to
be
understood
what
the
Meaning
was
of
such
an
Order
,
at
such
a
Time
and
Season
,
New
Rome
Arraign'd
G.
Fox
Some
of
the
Presbyterian
Nonconforming-Preachers
are
fled
Beyond-Sea
,
others
lurk
in
Corners
here
and
there
,
and
keep
private
Conventicles
,
where
many
times
they
preach
Sedition
against
their
Lawful
Prince
,
viz.
To
the
Christian
Quaker
,
and
his
Divine
Test
.
The
PRIESTS
,
like
FOXES
,
seeing
their
KENNEL
.
—
TUMULTUOUS
,
BLOOD-THIRSTY
,
COVENANT-BREAKING
,
GOVERNMENT-DESTROYING
ANABAPTISTS
,
—
keep
their
old
Haunt
,
of
creeping
into
GARRETS
,
Cheese-lofts
,
Coal-boles
,
and
such-like
Mice-Walls
W.
Penn
William
Penn
James
Grahme
Richard
Grahme
John
Ashton
William
Penn
James
Grahme
-
February
Grace-Church-Street
,
London
He
that
is
a
Traytor
,
or
he
that
in
the
least
goeth
about
to
betray
this
his
Native
Country
,
he
is
a
Traytor
to
the
Living
God
;
and
he
that
is
a
Traytor
to
his
Maker
,
is
not
,
nor
cannot
be
a
Disciple
of
Jesus
,
that
Holy
and
Just
One
;
and
he
that
is
guilty
of
such
cursed
hellish
Practices
,
must
bear
his
Judgment
,
whoever
he
be
.
Andrew
Sowle
W.
Penn
Preston
,
&c.
W.
Mead
W.
Penn
W.
Mead
W.
Penn
Nᵒ
W.
Penn
&c.
No.
Of
Great
Britain
stand
by
each
other
what
King
Francis
Bugg
Geo.
Whitehead
viz.
G.
Whitehead
Francis
Bugg
The
Quakers
set
in
their
True
Light
,
&c.
The
Quakers
Vindication
,
&c.
Quakerism
Withering
,
and
Christianity
Reviving
,
&c.
set
,
&c.
any
Hand
Oliver
Cromwell
,
Richard
W.
Penn
A
Just
Rebuke
to
Twenty-one
Divines
,
W.
Penn
W.
Penn
Delinquents
,
i.
e.
A
cunning
Project
The
Snake
in
the
Grass
Prim.
Chris
.
continued
G.
Whitehead
G.
Keith
Answ.
First
i.
e.
cut
down
Baal
;
Balaam
&c.
This
is
their
Ancient
Testimony
.
Counsel
and
Advice
i.
e.
Dirty
Priests
Oliver
Cromwell
I
Fought
R.
Cromwell
Richard
Cromwell
Belshazzar
,
Dan.
John
Eccius
,
Jacob
Hochstrat
The
Hist.
of
the
Reform
.
And
it
came
to
pass
at
Noon
,
that
mocked
them
,
and
said
,
Cry
aloud
,
for
he
is
a
God
;
either
he
is
Talking
,
or
he
is
Pursuing
,
or
he
is
in
a
Journey
,
or
peradventure
he
Sleepeth
,
and
must
be
awaked
,
G.
Fox
(
See
the
Third
Index
of
's
Journal
John
Stubbs
Benjamin
Furley
See
the
Gen.
Hist.
of
the
Quakers
,
Simon
Magus
Envy
and
Folly
detected
,
by
way
of
Reply
to
Anne
Docwra
Gerrard
Roberts
G.
Fox
,
&c.
R.
Bridgman
(
George
Fox
A
,
B
,
C
A
BATTLEDOOR
for
Teachers
and
Professors
,
to
learn
Singular
and
Plural
,
Geo.
Fox
i.
e.
Matth.
Simmons
G.
Whitehead
into
all
the
Steeple-houses
,
to
be
read
unclean
Birds
Church
,
Matthew
,
Mark
,
Luke
News
coming
up
Several
Papers
spread
,
&c.
Matthew
,
Mark
,
Luke
in
all
England
,
to
be
read
High
Place
go
abroad
all
Steeple-houses
High
Places
thro'
the
World
England
,
Scotland
,
Ireland
,
Holland
,
A
BATTLEDOOR
i.
e.
(
Fox
G.
Fox
John
Stubbs
Ben.
Furley
Ben.
Furley
John
Stubbs
i.
e
Matthew
,
Mark
,
Luke
Sir
.
Symons
G.
Whitehead
Atheism
,
Deism
,
Socinianism
,
Arianism
,
Advice
to
his
Clergy
,
Second
Edit.
p.
Not
that
this
can
be
expected
from
the
Leaders
of
that
Party
;
they
have
Ends
to
serve
in
the
Conduct
of
that
deluded
People
,
that
will
engage
them
,
notwithstanding
Confutation
and
Conviction
too
.
viz.
God
is
the
same
,
Truth
is
the
same
,
his
People
the
same
,
and
their
Principles
the
same
:
For
our
Principles
are
now
no
other
than
what
they
were
when
we
were
first
a
People
so
we
cannot
but
recommend
unto
you
the
holding
up
the
Holy
Testimony
of
Truth
,
which
had
made
us
to
be
a
People
,
and
that
in
all
the
Parts
of
it
;
for
Truth
is
one
,
and
changes
not
,
News
coming
up
Geo.
Fox
And
therefore
all
People
that
are
here
,
Christ
is
not
in
the
Letter
,
nor
the
Life
is
not
in
the
Letter
,
nor
the
Word
is
not
in
the
Letter
:
This
mediate
Stuff
has
reigned
long
in
the
Cage
of
unclean
Birds
;
you
get
the
Letter
for
the
Light
,
a
Steeple-House
for
the
Church
,
for
the
Gospel
&c.
p.
Matthew
,
Mark
,
Luke
Geo.
Fox
News
coming
up
Several
Papers
given
forth
for
the
spreading
of
Truth
,
So
Dust
is
the
Serpents
Meat
;
their
Original
is
but
Dust
,
which
is
Death
;
so
these
Serpents
feed
upon
Dust
;
and
their
Gospel
is
Dust
,
which
is
the
Letter
Matthew
,
Mark
,
Luke
That
which
is
spoken
from
the
Spirit
of
Truth
in
any
(
meaning
our selves
)
is
of
as
great
Authority
as
the
Scriptures
,
or
Chapters
are
and
greater
,
Light
within
G.
W.
Truth
defending
the
Quakers
,
A
Ser.
Apology
,
p.
Christopher
Atkinson
,
That
Friends
do
not
call
the
Gospel
and
New
Testament
,
as
the
Ignorant
Priests
do
?
&c.
p.
Christ
.
Atkinson
,
That
for
any
to
say
that
Christ
is
God
and
Man
in
one
Person
,
is
a
Lie
?
&c.
p.
A
Ser.
Apol.
p.
Death
,
Dust
,
Beastly
Ware
,
Serpents
Meat
,
Monsters
,
Bloodbounds
,
Grinning
Dogs
,
Sodomites
,
Witches
,
Devils
,
&c.
A
Garment
,
A
Vessel
Light
within
us
Light
within
us
Jews
,
Gentiles
,
&c.
Jeffrey
Bullock
Therefore
the
Man
Christ
Jesus
was
before
He
came
in
the
Body
,
or
Flesh
.
&c.
p.
Do
you
own
the
Trinity
?
Do
you
own
the
Sacraments
?
&c.
Some
Considerations
upon
the
Bill
,
for
the
more
effectual
Suppressing
of
Blasphemy
and
Prophaneness
,
Humbly
offer'd
Whereas
the
Bill
enacts
,
That
if
any
Person
or
Persons
,
shall
deny
any
of
the
Persons
in
the
Holy
Trinity
to
be
God
,
and
make
it
punishable
by
the
same
Bill
,
were
it
not
more
safe
and
plain
,
to
put
it
in
Scripture
Terms
,
as
instead
of
,
to
insert
Death
,
Dust
,
Beastly
Ware
,
Serpents
Meat
,
&c.
p.
&c.
p.
That
whoever
Preach
out
of
them
are
Conjurers
,
to
prefer
the
Holy
Scriptures
above
all
other
Books
extant
in
the
World
.
&c.
p.
viz.
I
may
see
Cause
otherwise
to
word
the
Matter
,
and
yet
our
Intentions
be
the
same
.
The
Count.
Conv.
Truth
defending
the
Quakers
Quakerism
a
New
Nick-name
viz.
I
believe
with
my
Heart
,
and
confess
with
my
Mouth
,
the
Scriptures
to
be
Divine
,
left
us
by
Men
inspired
of
God
,
as
an
exact
Rule
of
our
Faith
and
Behaviour
;
and
I
profess
to
believe
in
One
Only
God
,
who
is
the
Father
,
and
in
Jesus
Christ
his
Eternal
Son
,
very
God
,
and
very
Man
,
and
in
the
Holy
Spirit
,
one
and
the
same
God
with
the
Father
and
Son
,
Blessed
for
evermore
.
The
Scriptures
to
be
Dust
,
Death
,
and
Serpents
Meat
.
&c.
p.
That
to
say
Christ
is
God
and
Man
in
one
Person
,
is
a
Lie
:
&c.
p.
We
may
see
cause
otherwise
to
word
the
Matter
and
yet
mean
the
same
thing
,
&c.
&c.
p.
Tho.
Greene
Tho.
Greene
To
all
that
would
know
the
Way
to
the
Kingdom
,
Mene
Tekel
Serious
Apol.
p.
Friends
,
to
you
all
take
heed
of
judging
one
another
I
charge
you
in
the
Presence
of
the
Lord
God
,
to
send
this
(
Epistle
)
among
all
Friends
and
Brethren
,
every
where
to
be
to
you
all
Several
Papers
given
forth
,
for
spreading
Truth
,
G.
W.
Geo.
Fox
viz.
You
may
(
said
to
the
Priests
)
as
well
condemn
the
Scriptures
to
the
Fire
as
our
Writings
;
for
our
giving
forth
Papers
and
Printed
Books
,
it
is
from
the
IMMEDIATE
ETERNAL
SPIRIT
of
God
&c.
p.
upon
which
,
our
Dear
Brother
saith
,
That
none
can
squirt
any
Filth
on
the
Epistles
of
Friends
,
but
it
will
tend
to
be
spatter
the
Apostles
:
&c.
p.
And
in
Confidence
thereof
,
our
Brother
hath
these
Words
,
That
as
the
true
Principles
of
the
Gospel
,
by
their
Quakers
)
and
settled
upon
its
right
Basis
and
Foundation
;
—
that
as
thro'
our
Faithful
Testimony
in
the
Hand
of
the
Lord
,
that
Generation
,
the
hath
received
a
deadly
Blow
,
by
our
discovering
and
witnessing
against
their
Forced
Maintainance
and
Tythes
;
so
that
their
Kingdom
,
in
the
Hearts
of
Thousands
,
begin
to
Totter
,
and
lose
its
Strength
,
and
shall
assuredly
Fall
to
the
Ground
:
So
on
the
other
Hand
we
do
weaken
the
Strength
of
their
Kingdom
,
who
judge
for
Reward
.
The
Nation
shall
come
to
be
disburdened
of
that
deceitful
Tribe
of
Lawyers
,
as
well
as
Priests
I
never
knew
any
that
left
us
prove
steady
to
those
to
whom
they
go
.
I
find
other
Professors
make
but
small
Boasts
of
any
Proselytes
they
get
out
from
us
;
I
hear
little
of
their
proving
Champions
,
for
the
Principles
of
others
against
us
.
&c.
p.
The
Word
of
God
,
the
Word
of
the
Lord
God
G.
W.
R.
Barclay
The
Word
of
God
The
Word
of
the
Lord
That
which
is
spoken
from
the
Spirit
of
Truth
in
any
,
is
of
as
great
Authority
as
the
Scriptures
and
Chapters
are
,
and
greater
,
&c.
p.
It
was
for
your
sakes
,
and
the
Truth
's
,
that
I
was
pressed
in
Spirit
,
thus
to
appear
against
this
deceitful
Worker
,
which
hath
shewn
his
Enmity
against
the
Truth
,
and
I
affirm
,
That
the
true
Church
(
as
above
described
)
is
in
the
true
Faith
,
that
is
in
God
:
And
we
must
believe
thus
,
as
the
true
Church
believes
;
or
else
it
were
but
both
a
Folly
and
Hypocrisie
,
to
profess
our selves
Members
thereof
,
&c.
p.
Edward
Burrough's
Works
Quakerism
a
New
Nick-name
Sol.
Eccles
See
the
Quakers
Challenge
G.
Fox
,
Ed.
Burrough
,
Fr.
Howgill
,
Penn
,
Sam.
Fisher
,
W.
Smith
,
W.
Baily
,
Richard
Hubberthorn
,
Folio
,
Quarto
Light
within
unworthy
of
the
least
of
God's
Mercies
,
But
we
are
all
as
an
unclean
thing
,
and
all
our
Righteousness
are
as
filthy
Rags
,
and
we
all
do
fade
as
a
Leaf
,
and
our
Iniquities
like
the
Wind
,
have
taken
us
away
,
We
have
Transgressed
and
Rebelled
I
have
sinned
;
what
shall
I
do
unto
thee
,
O
thou
Preserver
of
Men
?
For
I
will
declare
mine
Iniquity
;
I
will
be
sorry
for
my
Sin
:
—
Have
mercy
upon
me
,
O
God
,
according
to
thy
Loving
Kindness
;
according
unto
the
Multitude
of
thy
tender
Mercies
,
blot
out
my
Transgressions
;
wash
me
thorowly
from
mine
Iniquity
,
and
cleanse
me
from
my
Sin
;
for
I
acknowledge
my
Transgressions
,
and
my
Sin
is
ever
before
me
;
against
thee
,
thee
only
,
have
I
sinned
,
and
done
this
Evil
in
thy
sight
;
that
thou
mightest
be
justified
when
thou
speakest
,
and
be
clear
when
thou
judgest
;
behold
I
was
shapen
in
Iniquity
,
and
in
Sin
did
my
Mother
conceive
me
,
For
there
is
not
a
just
Man
upon
Earth
,
that
doth
Good
,
AND
SINNETH
NOT
,
Who
can
say
,
I
have
made
my
Heart
clean
,
I
am
pure
from
my
Sin
O
Lord
God
of
Heaven
,
the
great
and
terrible
God
,
that
keepeth
Covenant
and
Mercy
for
them
that
love
him
,
and
observe
his
Commandments
Let
thine
Ear
now
be
attentive
,
and
thine
Eyes
open
,
that
thou
mayest
hear
the
Prayer
of
thy
Servant
,
which
I
pray
before
thee
now
,
Day
and
Night
,
for
the
Children
of
thy
Servants
;
and
confess
the
Sins
of
the
Children
of
which
we
have
sinned
against
thee
;
I
and
my
Father's
House
have
sinned
:
And
I
prayed
unto
the
Lord
my
God
,
and
made
my
Confession
,
and
said
,
O
Lord
,
the
great
and
dreadful
God
,
keeping
the
Covenant
and
Mercy
to
them
that
love
him
,
and
to
them
that
keep
his
Commandments
:
WE
have
sinned
,
and
committed
Iniquity
,
and
have
done
Wickedly
,
and
have
Rebelled
,
even
by
Departing
from
thy
Precepts
,
and
from
thy
Judgments
;
and
whilst
I
was
Speaking
,
and
Praying
,
and
Confessing
my
Sins
,
and
the
Sins
of
my
People
and
presenting
my
Supplication
before
the
Lord
my
God
,
If
we
say
,
that
we
have
no
Sin
,
we
deceive
our selves
,
and
the
Truth
is
not
in
us
,
For
the
Good
that
I
would
do
,
I
do
not
,
but
the
Evil
which
I
would
not
,
that
I
do
:
I
find
then
a
Law
,
that
when
I
would
do
Good
,
Evil
is
present
with
me
:
O
wretched
Man
that
I
am
,
who
shall
deliver
me
from
the
Body
of
this
Death
?
This
is
a
faithful
Saying
,
and
worthy
of
all
Acceptation
,
That
Christ
Jesus
came
into
the
World
,
to
save
Sinners
,
of
whom
I
am
Chief
,
Whatsoever
you
shall
ask
the
Father
in
my
Name
,
he
will
give
it
you
,
Confess
always
,
for
thou
hast
Matter
always
to
confess
.
Tho.
Bilney
therefore
with
all
my
Power
I
teach
,
that
all
Men
should
first
acknowledge
their
Sins
.
Robert
Barnes
The
whole
Church
prayeth
,
Lord
forgive
us
our
Sins
:
Wherefore
she
hath
Spots
and
Wrinkles
;
but
by
acknowleding
them
,
(
thro'
the
Merits
of
Christ
)
her
Wrinkles
be
scratched
out
.
Martin
Luther
But
thou
wilt
say
,
the
Church
is
Holy
;
the
Fathers
are
Holy
;
it
is
true
,
notwithstanding
albeit
the
Church
is
Holy
,
yet
is
she
compelled
to
pray
,
So
,
tho'
the
Fathers
are
Holy
,
yet
are
they
saved
thro'
the
Forgiveness
of
Sins
.
an
Unworthy
Servant
of
the
Lord
,
be
merciful
to
our
Sins
,
for
they
are
great
.
—
Let
us
heartily
bewail
our
Sins
;
repent
us
of
our
former
Evil
Life
,
i.
e.
They
have
erred
and
strayed
from
the
Ways
of
God
,
we
have
done
Despite
to
the
Spirit
of
Grace
,
we
have
broke
thy
Commandments
,
we
have
added
to
the
Guilt
of
Original
Sin
,
by
our
many
and
repeated
Actual
Sins
;
and
therefore
we
prostrate
our selves
,
and
humbly
beg
thy
Pardon
,
for
the
alone
sake
of
thy
dear
Son
,
and
our
blessed
Redeemer
,
Jesus
Christ
,
our
only
Advocate
and
Mediator
;
to
whom
,
with
thee
,
and
thy
blessed
Spirit
,
be
all
Honour
,
Glory
and
Dominion
for
ever
,
&c.
p.
viz.
And
whatsoever
you
do
in
Word
or
Deed
,
do
all
in
the
NAME
of
the
LORD
JESUS
therefore
ye
EAT
or
DRINK
,
or
whatsoever
ye
do
,
do
all
to
the
Glory
of
God
,
A
Question
to
Professors
Thou
may'st
as
well
ask
if
the
Moral
Law
be
a
Rule
for
Christ
Ed.
Burrough
That
is
no
Command
from
God
to
me
,
what
he
commands
to
another
;
neither
did
any
of
the
Saints
,
which
we
read
of
in
Scripture
,
act
by
the
Command
which
was
to
another
,
not
having
the
Command
to
themselves
:
I
challenge
to
find
an
Example
for
it
;
they
obey'd
every
one
their
own
Command
.
i.
e.
No
Command
in
the
Scripture
is
any
further
obliging
upon
any
Man
,
than
as
he
finds
a
Conviction
upon
his
Conscience
,
otherwise
Men
should
be
engaged
without
,
if
not
against
Conviction
;
a
thing
unreasonable
in
a
Man
.
&c.
p.
G.
Fox
viz.
Their
Sacrament
is
Carnal
;
their
Communion
is
Carnal
;
a
little
Bread
and
Wine
;
so
Dust
is
the
Serpent's
Meat
.
Their
Original
is
but
Dust
,
which
is
but
the
Letter
,
which
is
Death
;
and
their
Gospel
is
Dust
which
is
the
Letter
A
Word
to
all
you
Deceivers
,
who
deceive
the
People
;
and
Blasphemers
,
who
utter
forth
your
Blasphemy
and
Hypocrisie
;
That
tell
the
People
of
a
Sacrament
,
and
tell
that
it
is
the
Ordinance
of
God
:
Blush
,
blush
,
and
tremble
before
the
Lord
God
Almighty
,
for
dreadful
is
he
that
will
pour
forth
his
Vengeance
upon
you
:
—
You
who
live
in
the
Witchery
,
and
bewitch
the
People
,
&c.
p.
&c.
p.
That
which
is
spoken
from
the
Spirit
of
Truth
in
any
(
then
to
be
sure
in
is
of
as
Great
Authority
as
the
Scriptures
or
Chapters
are
,
and
Greater
.
Go
ye
therefore
,
and
teach
all
Nations
,
Baptizing
them
in
the
Name
of
the
Father
,
and
of
the
Son
,
and
of
the
Holy
Ghost
,
teaching
them
to
observe
all
things
whatsoever
I
have
commanded
you
:
And
lo
I
am
with
you
always
,
even
to
the
end
of
the
World
,
And
he
took
Bread
,
and
gave
Thanks
,
and
brake
it
,
and
gave
unto
them
,
saying
,
This
is
my
Body
,
which
is
given
for
you
:
THIS
DO
IN
REMEMBRANCE
OF
ME.
Likewise
also
the
Cup
after
Supper
,
saying
,
This
Cup
is
the
New-Testament
in
my
Blood
,
which
is
shed
for
you
,
And
as
they
were
eating
,
Jesus
took
Bread
,
and
blessed
it
,
and
brake
it
;
and
gave
to
the
Disciples
,
and
said
,
Take
,
eat
,
this
is
my
Body
:
And
he
took
the
Cup
,
and
gave
Thanks
,
and
gave
it
to
them
,
saying
,
Drink
ye
all
of
it
,
for
this
is
my
Blood
of
the
New-Testament
,
which
is
shed
for
many
for
the
Remission
of
Sins
,
For
I
received
of
the
Lord
that
which
also
I
delivered
unto
you
:
That
the
Lord
Jesus
,
the
same
Night
in
which
he
was
betrayed
,
took
Bread
:
And
when
he
had
given
Thanks
,
he
broke
it
,
and
said
,
Take
,
eat
,
this
is
my
Body
,
which
is
broken
for
you
;
THIS
DO
IN
REMEMBRANCE
OF
ME.
After
the
same
manner
also
,
he
took
the
Cup
;
when
he
had
supped
,
saying
,
This
Cup
is
the
New-Testament
in
my
Blood
:
THIS
DO
YE
,
as
oft
as
ye
drink
it
,
IN
REMEMBRANCE
OF
ME
,
Matthew
,
Luke
Matthew
,
Mark
,
Luke
News
coming
up
A
brief
Discovery
of
a
Threefold
State
,
's
Errand
to
Great
Mystery
W.
Penn
Ordinances
of
Christ
&c.
W.
Reason
against
Railing
G.
W.
G.
W.
Great
Mystery
viz.
And
the
Word
of
the
Lord
we
sounded
,
and
did
not
spare
,
and
caused
the
Deaf
to
hear
,
and
the
Blind
to
see
,
and
the
Dread
of
the
Lord
went
before
us
,
and
behind
us
,
and
Terror
took
hold
on
our
Enemies
.
And
first
of
all
,
our
Mouths
were
and
our
Spirits
against
the
and
with
them
,
and
against
them
,
we
began
to
as
being
the
Causers
of
the
People
to
err
,
and
the
Blind
Leaders
,
that
carried
the
Blind
into
the
Ditch
;
and
against
them
,
as
the
of
all
abounding
in
the
Nations
,
and
as
being
the
and
against
them
we
cried
,
shewing
unto
all
these
People
,
that
they
were
not
Lawful
Ministers
of
Christ
,
but
and
we
and
at
all
Seasons
,
to
utter
forth
the
of
the
Lord
against
them
,
and
their
Ways
,
and
their
and
this
was
our
we
entered
upon
,
to
down
the
and
lay
them
open
,
that
all
People
may
see
their
Shame
,
and
come
and
turn
from
them
;
neither
can
we
pray
for
the
Priests
,
but
for
their
Destruction
,
And
this
Testimony
lay
upon
me
to
bear
,
which
is
in
all
Parts
according
to
our
Ancient
Testimony
.
G.
Fox
Rich.
Hubberthorn
Primer
,
W.
Errand
to
Damascus
A
Three-fold
Estate
of
Antichrist
;
The
Quakers
Challenge
:
Benjamin
Bealing
Edw.
Burrough
Great
Mystery
The Waters have I seen dry'd up , the Seat of that great Whore , Who hath made all Nations drunk with her inticing Power ; And caused the whole Earth , She hath , Her Fornication Cup to take , Whereby Nations have long time err'd , on whom She long hath sate : But now her Miseries are seen , Her Witchcrafts are discover'd , And She no more shall Men deceive , for Day-Light is appear'd ; And the Bed woful I have seen , of Torments great prepar'd , Whereon She must be cast , and Plagues must not be spared : But Woe to Her , the Cup of Wrath is fill'd , Her to receive , And as to others she hath done , the same She shall now have ; And Drink She must of that full Cup , of God's fierce Indignation , And then shall all Her Lovers mourn , and make great Lamentation : For Fire in Her is kindled , which must Her all consume ; Behold Her Smoak ascendeth Day and Night up to Heaven : The Antichrists , who hath put on , and cover'd with Sheeps cloathing , And long-rul'd King , on Nations Inwardly Ravening ; Who hath devour'd God's Heritage , and had a Kingdom great ; I have seen Him made War against , and Truth give Him Defeat . Behold the Whore , Her Flesh is burnt , Her Beauty doth now fall ; She that is all Harlots great Mother , whose Daughters are Whores all .
Samuel
Fisher
Son
in
his
Saints
Two-edged
Sword
into
their
Hands
Saith
the
Lord
God
Almighty
The
Quakers
are
the
truest
Catholick
Church
in
the
World
,
This
is
only
to
go
amongst
Friends
Fr.
Howgill
Bridewell
,
London
Edw.
Burrough
News
coming
up
,
&c.
who
art
the
Father
of
many
Nations
;
whose
Life
hath
reached
through
us
thy
Children
;
whose
Being
and
Habitation
is
in
the
Power
of
the
Highest
,
in
which
thou
Rulest
and
Governs
in
Righteousness
:
And
and
the
thereof
is
W.
Penn
Judas
and
the
Jews
Solomon
Eccles
It
might
be
said
of
as
it
was
of
Christ
,
that
he
was
in
the
World
,
and
the
World
was
made
by
him
,
and
yet
the
World
knew
him
not
.
&c.
p.
Son
of
Righteousness
is
only
to
go
amongst
Friends
Viz.
Geo.
Fox
News
out
of
the
North
Thee
(
i.
e.
i.
e.
Geo.
Fox
,
James
Naylor
,
R.
Hubberthorn
,
Geo.
Whitehead
,
Edw.
Burrough
,
i.
e.
i.
e.
viz.
Geo.
Bishop
Warnings
of
the
Lord
i.
e.
the
Soul-Murdering
,
and
Conscience-Binding
Clergy-man
;
blot
out
the
Remembrance
of
from
under
Heaven
.
News
out
of
the
North
,
must
be
slain
,
and
all
the
Hirelings
must
be
turned
out
of
the
Kingdom
,
Dreadful
is
the
Lord
,
who
is
coming
to
change
all
your
Laws
,
ye
Kings
,
The
Government
shall
be
taken
from
you
Rulers
;
this
Tree
must
be
cut
down
,
and
Jesus
Christ
will
Rule
alone
Our
Law
i.
e.
i.
e.
Truth
's
Defence
No
Forgiveness
No
Remission
Edw.
Burrough
Fr.
Howgill
This
is
only
to
go
amongst
Friends
.
William
Bingly
Sixthly
,
Ben.
Bealing
Sam.
Fisher
September
,
Anno
For
the
Prince
of
this
World
was
cast
out
of
me
,
and
Hell
was
conquer'd
,
and
Death
and
the
Grave
overcome
,
and
the
Kingdom
that
cannot
be
removed
was
given
ME
;
and
this
the
Lord
did
do
for
ME
,
from
his
Fore-knowledge
of
ME
;
and
the
Lord
then
brought
ME
into
which
I
then
did
Witness
Moreover
I
was
then
moved
to
witness
against
the
Priests
and
Hirelings
,
Diviners
and
Deceivers
,
and
to
judge
the
Whore
,
with
her
Enchantments
;
and
to
torment
the
i.
e.
and
plague
the
false
Prophet
,
whose
Judgment
torment
,
and
Misery
was
then
begun
,
and
will
never
have
end
,
which
I
Witness
,
whom
God
hath
set
to
root
out
,
and
pull
down
.
Jacob
Sol.
Eccles
Geo.
Fox
Judgment
fixed
Ser.
Apol.
Judgment
fixed
,
&c.
Coun●
.
Conv.
&c.
Amen
,
Amen
Leo
X.
G.
Fox's
Primer
Smith's
Primer
Saul's
Errand
Solomon
Eccles
The
Quakers
Challenge
An
Antidote
Matthew
,
Mark
,
Luke
G.
Fox's
Epistle
,
to
be
read
in
Steeple-Houses
,
W.
Penn
i.
e.
W.
Penn
Jam.
Naylor
,
W.
Sam.
Cater
Ser.
Apol.
Dedicated
to
the
King's
Lieutenant
in
W.
Penn
The
Guide
Mistaken
W.
Penn
&c.
Quakerism
a
New
Nick-name
,
Quakerism
a
New
Nick-name
The
Innocency
and
Conscientiousness
of
the
Quakers
,
A
Brief
Hist.
of
Quakerism
,
Have
mercy
upon
us
,
miserable
Sinners
?
Truth
Exalted
W.
Penn
Ser.
Apol.
&c.
The
Picture
of
Quakerism
,
&c.
&c.
G.
Whitehead
Judgment
fixed
,
&c.
Apostate
Informers
,
Treacherous
Hypocrites
,
False
Brethren
,
Deceitful
Workers
,
Betraying
.
's
,
Devils
Incarnate
,
Dogs
,
Wolves
,
Raging
Waves
,
And
in
the
discharging
:
my
Duty
,
I
neither
consult
Events
,
nor
fear
Effects
.
Unclean
Birds
Note
,
Reader
George
Fox
John
Fretwell
,
Christ
.
Gilhorn
,
Ja.
Nayler
,
&c.
To
all
People
professing
the
Eternal
Truth
,
one
of
's
Fellow-Preachers
Babylon is fallen , is fallen , and is become the Habitation of Devils , and the Hold of every foul Spirit , and a Cage of every Unclean and Hateful Bird.
For her Sins have reached unto Heaven , and God bath remembered her Iniquity , Rev. 18.2,5 .
Reward Her even as She hath Rewarded you , and double unto Her double , according to Her Works : In the Cup which She hath filled , fill to Her double .
Rejoyce over Her , thou Heaven , and ye Holy Apostles and Prophets ; for God hath avenged you on Her , Ver. 6 , 20.
George
Fox
G.
Whitehead
Sober
Expost
Geo.
Fox
Unclean
Birds
England
,
(
as
in
his
Epistle
to
be
read
in
Churches
)
Cage
of
Unclean
Birds
Cage
?
Answ
Geo.
Fox
(
G.
Fox
Symon
Magus
Ignatius
Loyold
Several
Petitions
Answered
,
&c.
Battledoor
,
the
Introduction
The
Examination
and
Tryal
of
Truth
's
Defence
That
if
every
People
own
the
Prophets
and
Apostles
Writings
,
they
will
own
the
Writings
of
the
Quakers
;
and
that
they
may
as
well
condemn
the
Scriptures
to
the
Fire
,
as
their
Papers
and
Queries
,
&c.
p.
That
he
wrought
Miracles
's
Journal
,
the
Third
Index
Symon
Magus
That
the
Breach
of
the
Eighth
Commandment
,
Thou
shalt
not
steal
,
was
no
Sin
,
if
moved
thereto
by
the
Spirit
of
the
Lord
.
's
Great
Mystery
That
to
call
the
Scriptures
the
Word
of
God
was
Blasphemy
Way
to
the
Kingdom
Several
Papers
given
out
for
spreading
Truth
,
That
if
Christ
that
's
Crucified
be
not
within
,
and
that
Christ
that
's
Risen
be
not
within
,
I
say
,
that
ye
are
Reprobates
.
—
Now
,
I
say
,
that
if
there
be
any
other
Christ
than
he
that
's
Crucified
within
,
he
is
a
false
Christ
;
and
he
that
hath
not
this
Christ
that
was
Risen
and
Crucified
within
,
is
a
Reprobate
.
Tho'
Devils
and
Reprobates
make
a
Talk
of
him
without
,
God's
Christ
is
not
from
his
Saints
,
nor
his
Body
,
(
the
Church
;
)
for
he
is
within
them
,
not
from
their
Spirits
:
And
thou
say'st
,
thou
art
saved
by
Christ
without
thee
,
and
so
hath
recorded
thy self
a
Reprobate
;
and
they
that
profess
Christ
without
them
,
and
another
Christ
within
them
,
here
is
two
Christs
.
&c.
p.
Is
that
very
Man
Burrough
,
)
with
that
very
Body
,
within
you
?
Yea
,
or
Nay
.
The
very
Christ
of
God
is
within
us
;
we
dare
not
deny
him
.
How
may
I
know
when
Christ
is
truly
Preached
?
W.
Smith's
They
that
are
false
(
Ministers
)
Preach
Christ
without
,
and
bid
People
believe
in
him
,
as
he
is
in
Heaven
above
:
But
they
that
are
Christ's
Ministers
Preach
Christ
within
,
&c.
p.
W.
Penn
Fox
,
Burrough
Christian
Quaker
,
and
Div.
Test.
Sandy
Foundation
Tenthly
,
G.
Fox
News
coming
up
out
of
the
sounding
towards
the
written
(
by
from
the
Mouth
of
the
Lord
,
from
one
who
is
Naked
,
and
stands
Naked
before
the
Lord
,
cloathed
with
Righteousness
,
whose
Name
is
not
known
in
the
World
,
risen
out
of
the
which
was
prophesied
of
and
now
fulfilled
W.
Rogers
,
John
Raunce
,
Anne
Docwra
,
viz.
And
as
for
this
Spirit
of
Rebellion
and
Opposition
that
hath
risen
formerly
and
lately
,
it
is
out
of
the
Kingdom
of
God
,
and
Heavenly
and
is
for
Judgment
and
Condemnation
;
with
all
its
Books
,
Words
and
Works
.
This
is
only
to
go
amongst
Friends
,
viz.
Oh
thou
North
of
who
art
counted
as
Desolate
and
Barren
,
and
reckoned
the
least
of
the
Nations
;
yet
out
of
thee
did
the
Branch
spring
,
and
the
Star
arise
,
which
gives
Light
unto
all
the
Regions
round
about
;
in
thee
the
Son
of
Righteousness
appear'd
;
out
of
thee
Kings
,
Priests
,
and
Prophets
,
did
come
forth
in
the
Name
and
Power
of
the
most
High
,
(
meaning
&c.
)
which
uttered
their
Voices
as
Thunders
,
New
Rome
Unmask'd
New
Rome
Arraigned
In
his
Sober
Exp.
p.
This
is
only
to
go
amongst
Friends
,
Jos.
Coale
who
art
the
Father
of
many
Nations
;
whose
Life
hath
reached
through
us
thy
Children
,
even
to
the
Isles
afar
off
,
to
the
begetting
many
again
to
a
lively
Hope
;
for
which
Generations
to
come
shall
call
thee
Blessed
,
whose
Being
and
Habitation
is
in
the
Power
of
the
Highest
,
in
which
thou
Rulest
and
Governs
in
Righteousness
:
And
and
the
G.
Fox
Son
of
Righteousness
Sol.
Eccles
Stand
up
thou
Sorcerer
,
whose
Mouth
is
full
of
Cursing
,
Lies
and
Blasphemy
;
who
calls
thy
last
Book
a
Looking-Glass
for
whose
NAME
thou
art
not
worthy
to
take
into
thy
Mouth
;
who
is
a
Prophet
indeed
,
and
hath
been
faithful
in
the
Lord's
Business
from
the
beginning
:
It
was
said
of
Christ
,
that
he
was
in
the
World
,
and
the
World
was
made
by
him
,
and
the
World
knew
him
not
,
it
may
be
said
of
this
true
Prophet
,
said
he
was
not
&c.
p.
but
thou
wilt
feel
this
Prophet
one
Day
as
heavy
as
a
Millstone
upon
thee
;
and
altho'
the
World
knows
him
not
yet
he
is
known
Star
,
&c.
Judas
and
the
Jews
,
p.
J.
Whitehead
Jo.
Whitehead
In
the
Year
God
,
who
had
Compassion
on
his
People
,
did
cause
a
to
spring
forth
of
the
Root
of
which
was
filled
with
Vertues
,
for
the
Covenant
of
Life
and
Peace
was
in
him
:
Jo.
Whitehead
And
he
spread
,
and
shot
forth
many
Branches
,
which
did
partake
of
the
Fatness
of
the
Root
,
and
the
Weary
came
to
Rest
under
his
's
)
Branches
;
and
in
him
was
also
the
Word
of
Reconciliation
,
which
turned
the
Hearts
of
the
Fathers
to
the
Children
,
and
the
Disobedient
to
the
Wisdom
of
the
Just
.
And
in
the
Year
being
a
Branch
of
this
Tree
,
the
Life
of
its
Root
caused
me
to
Blossom
,
and
bring
forth
Fruit
for
the
Spirit
,
as
a
Key
opened
his
's
)
Treasure
,
and
shewed
me
that
which
was
from
the
beginning
.
J.
Whitehead
G.
Whitehead
G.
W.
he
can
otherwife
word
his
Matter
,
and
yet
mean
the
same
:
John
Audland
G.
Fox
John
Audland
Dear
and
Precious
one
,
in
whom
my
Life
is
bound
up
,
and
my
Strength
in
thee
stands
;
by
thy
Breathings
I
am
nourished
;
by
thee
my
Strength
is
renewed
;
Blessed
art
thou
for
evermore
,
and
Blessed
are
all
that
enjoy
thee
:
Life
and
Strength
comes
from
thee
,
Holy
one
;
—
daily
do
I
find
thy
Presence
with
me
,
which
doth
exceedingly
preserve
me
,
for
I
cannot
reign
but
in
thy
Presence
and
Power
:
Pray
for
me
,
that
I
may
stand
in
thy
Dread
for
evermore
—
I
am
thine
,
Begotten
and
Nourished
by
thee
;
and
in
thy
Power
am
I
preserved
;
Glory
unto
thee
Holy
One
for
ever
G.
Fox
Jo.
Blaikling
Here
followeth
the
Testimony
and
Certificate
of
to
the
clearing
of
the
Aspersions
that
cast
upon
that
's
blessed
with
Honour
above
many
Brethren
;
and
that
Thousands
will
stand
by
him
in
a
Heavenly
Record
unto
the
Integrity
of
his
Soul
to
Truth
,
that
still
lives
with
him
:
That
his
Life
Reigns
,
and
is
Spotless
,
Innocent
,
and
still
retains
his
Integrity
,
whose
shall
remain
;
yea
,
his
Presence
,
and
the
dropping
of
his
Tender
Words
in
the
Lord's
Love
was
my
Soul's
Nourishment
,
George
Whitehead
I
affirm
,
that
does
deny
the
same
(
i.
e.
in
reference
to
himself
,
as
a
particular
Man
or
Person
,
whose
Days
and
Years
are
limited
;
only
the
Truth
of
the
Immortal
Seed
Christ
in
him
,
he
stands
to
maintain
against
all
Opposers
and
Apostates
:
And
as
to
his
's
)
Charge
of
Idolatry
,
if
not
Blasphemous
Names
and
Titles
given
to
in
certain
Letters
—
how
proves
he
that
they
gave
and
intended
those
Titles
to
the
Person
of
and
not
to
the
Life
of
Christ
in
him
?
Josiah
Coale
Dear
G.
Fox
,
&c.
G.
Fox
Dear
Life
of
Christ
in
G.
Fox
,
&c.
Here
is
Perfection
,
here
is
Perfection
,
&c.
A
Sober
Expostulation
G.
Whitehead
Christopher
Atkinson
Christ
.
Atkinson
Tho.
Symonds
John
Stubbs
,
William
Cotton
Thomas
Symonds
Stephen
Crisp
Stephen
Crisp
Suffolk
,
Robert
Duncon
Sam.
Duncon
St.
Crisp
where
is
my
Wife
Stephen
Crisp
W.
C.
Joseph
Carver
,
Tho.
Budderyw
Tho.
Murford
G.
W.
W.
I.
W.
Mires
Tho.
Leacock
Tho.
Leacock
Serious
Apology
,
p.
G.
Fox
Tho.
Leacock
John
Moone
John
Moone
W.
Penn
W.
Penn
W.
Penn
But
to
excuse
this
Brazen
Impudence
and
Hypocrisie
—
his
Mercenary
Spirit
—
He
boldly
calls
Christ
his
Redeemer
,
not
observing
how
unsuitable
his
Life
and
Doctrine
is
with
the
Redeemed
of
the
World
:
For
whosoever
is
Redeemed
by
Christ
,
is
perfectly
so
,
in
as
much
as
all
his
Works
are
perfect
:
But
as
this
Guide
(
Mr.
's
)
Conversation
manifests
the
contrary
,
by
his
Nor
is
there
any
thing
so
much
stumble
Infidels
,
and
brings
a
Reproach
upon
the
Christian
Religion
,
as
Priests
and
People
Writing
,
Talking
,
and
Fighting
hard
for
Christ
,
as
Redeemer
,
whilst
every
Eye
finds
them
as
Polluted
,
and
deeply
Engaged
in
Dishonest
and
Immoral
Practices
,
as
those
against
whom
they
contend
,
The
Guide
mistaken
Tho.
Thurston
Thomas
Thurston
(
Tho.
Thurston
W.
Venn
(
Tho.
Thurston
(
said
her
Husband
G.
Fox
viz.
And
as
for
any
being
moved
of
the
Lord
to
take
away
your
Hour-Glass
from
you
,
by
the
Eternal
Power
it
is
owned
,
Great
Mystery
Tho.
Thurston
W.
Ingram
Walter
Myres
Geo.
Knight
John
Swinton
Rebecca
Travers
a
poor
well-meaning
Man
,
that
hath
been
convinced
about
Years
,
and
ever
since
he
came
amongst
us
,
hath
walked
uprightly
according
to
his
Measure
,
and
hath
been
of
a
blameless
Conversation
amongst
Men
from
his
Youth
up
,
&c.
p.
&c.
p.
G.
Whitehead
Geo.
Smith
The
Lib.
of
an
Apost.
&c.
p.
I
have
Cause
to
believe
better
things
of
them
all
,
(
i.
e.
and
for
whom
thou
so
much
abusest
,
I
know
his
Conversation
hath
been
such
amongst
us
,
as
becomes
a
Man
that
fears
God
,
that
it
is
not
thy
Lies
that
can
hurt
him
;
for
he
hath
a
Witness
in
our
Consciences
for
his
faithful
Service
,
and
upright
Conversation
amongst
us
.
Tush
,
God
sees
us
not
,
nor
the
World's
People
do
not
know
it
:
G.
Smith
George
Smith
Huntingtonshire
,
(
A.
W.
Richard
Jobson
John
Everard
R.
Jobson
Anne
Docwra
A.
W.
i.
e.
G.
Smith
G.
Whitehead
Sam.
Cater
Sam.
Cater
George
Smith
George
Smith
G.
Smith
G.
Smith
Ely
,
G.
Smith
i.
e.
William
Pooley
G.
Smith
G.
Smith
G.
Smith
I
pray
for
Truth
's
sake
be
private
,
lest
it
get
Air
,
for
the
Apostate
Christians
will
make
a
mock
at
it
.
G.
Smith
Great
Saxum
Bury
St.
Edmunds
Ely
,
Soham
G.
Smith
John
Chapman
G.
Smith
G.
Smith
G.
Smith
,
Robert
Turner
G.
Smith
September
,
Anno
Robert
Smith
Verb
,
)
George
Eleanor
Hall
S.
Hall
G.
Smith
Eleanor
Hall
G.
Washington
Eleanor
Hall
G.
Washington
Tho.
Cook
G.
Smith
G.
Smith
G.
Washington
G.
Smith
Geo.
Whitehead
Sam.
Cater
Mary
Scott
Mary
Smith
George
Whitehead
Apostate
Informer
,
Devil
Incarnate
,
Beast
,
Dog
,
Wolf
,
The
Lord
hath
opened
his
Armory
,
and
hath
brought
forth
the
Weapons
of
his
Indignation
,
Shall
I
spare
them
any
longer
?
No
:
But
give
this
Harlot
a
double
Cup
,
and
make
her
drink
the
very
Dregs
of
it
:
Sober
Expostulation
,
First
and
Second
Chapter
.
Amen
.
Amen
.
Alleluja
Innocency
vindicated
i.
e.
The
Fleece
would
grow
again
Painted
Harlot
Sam.
Cater
Reason
against
Railing
De
Chris
.
Lib.
G.
Whitehead
,
Sam.
Cater
,
R.
S.
A
Child
of
the
Devil
,
Enemy
of
all
Righteousness
,
an
Apostate
,
a
Betraying
a
Treacherous
Hypocrite
,
a
Dog
,
a
Wolf
,
a
Beast
,
an
Informer
,
Judgment
fixed
The
Lib.
of
an
Apost.
Cons.
Righteous
Judgment
placed
New
Rome
Unmask'd
Epist.
to
the
and
Introd
The
Picture
of
Quakerism
Sam.
Cater
G.
Whitehead
Self-condemned
Apostate
,
Counterfeit
Convert
,
a
Scandal
to
Christianity
,
a
Fool
,
and
Novice
,
Francis
Spira
Francis
Bugg
Geo.
Whitehead
Ste.
Crisp
Geo.
Whitehead
I
might
hear
further
from
him
Innocency
against
Envy
G.
W.
St.
Crisp
I
Prophesie
,
&c.
Old-Baily
,
London
The
Picture
of
Quakerism
Erasmus
Warren
Davis
,
&c.
(
said
he
No
,
go
thy
ways
home
,
and
be
thankful
,
we
desire
no
such
thing
:
See
thou
say
nothing
to
any
Man
,
But
he
went
out
,
and
began
to
publish
it
much
,
and
to
blaze
abroad
the
Matter
Francis
Bugg
Philistines
,
Judges
i.
e.
Philistine
,
Geo.
Whitehead
Geo.
Whitehead
Jos.
Wyeth
Sober
Expostulation
with
the
Hearers
of
the
Quakers
against
the
Mercenary
Teachers
,
to
the
David
I
O
Lord
,
with
my
whole
Heart
I
will
shew
forth
all
thy
marvellous
Works
:
I
will
be
glad
,
and
rejoice
in
thee
.
I
will
sing
Praise
to
thy
Name
,
O
thou
most
High
,
for
thou
hast
maintained
my
Right
,
and
my
Cause
;
thou
sittest
on
the
Throne
,
judging
Right
.
The
Lord
also
will
be
a
Refuge
for
the
Oppressed
,
a
Refuge
in
Times
of
Trouble
;
and
they
that
know
thy
Name
will
put
their
Trust
in
thee
?
for
thou
,
Lord
,
bast
not
forsaken
them
that
seek
thee
.
Sing
Praises
to
the
Lord
which
dwelleth
in
declare
among
the
People
his
Doings
.
The
Heathen
i.
e.
are
sunk
down
in
the
Pit
that
they
made
:
in
the
Net
which
they
hid
,
is
their
own
Foot
taken
,
Norwich
,
I
Corah
,
Dathan
Abiram
,
Numb.
Thy
Servant
,
my
Husband
,
is
dead
,
and
thou
knowest
that
thy
Servant
did
fear
the
Lord
,
and
the
Creditor
is
come
to
take
unto
him
my
two
Sons
to
be
Bondsmen
.
What
shall
I
do
for
thee
?
tell
me
:
What
hast
thou
in
the
House
?
What
hast
thou
in
the
House
?
Why
should
I
ask
this
humble
Petitioner
,
what
she
would
have
me
to
do
?
Thine
Handmaid
hath
nothing
at
home
,
save
a
Pitcher
of
Oyl
.
Go
borrow
the
Vessels
of
all
thy
Neighbours
,
even
empty
Vessels
;
borrow
not
a
few
;
and
when
thou
art
come
into
thy
House
,
shut
the
Door
upon
thee
,
and
upon
thy
Sons
,
and
pour
out
into
all
these
Vessels
,
and
set
aside
that
which
is
full
.
&c.
Judgment
fixed
G.
W.
G.
W.
A
Counterfeit
Convert
,
a
Scandal
to
Christianity
,
Francis
Bugg
John
Hubbard
Sober
Expostulation
,
p.
John
Hubbard
i.
e.
John
Hubbard
T.
Belch
Cheapside
,
Linnen-Draper
London
,
I
Law
rence
Sir
,
do
you
know
me
?
Tho.
Belch
:
I
Francis
Bugg
London
March
Who
is
your
Author
What
is
his
Name
John
Lawrence
This
is
the
Year
since
I
came
to
this
Meeting
for
a
Certificate
on
my
Behalf
again
the
Suggestions
of
which
were
,
That
I
was
an
Informer
The
Picture
of
Quakerism
Ut
supra
Quakers
,
Come
,
what
is
Wrong
is
Wrong
,
whether
it
be
in
or
my
Father
,
and
I
will
no
more
stand
by
what
is
wrong
is
the
one
,
than
I
will
in
the
other
.
Philip
Craniss
William
Belsham
Matthew
Belsham
Painted
Harlot
A
Brief
Admonition
to
the
Elders
and
Ministers
of
the
People
call'd
(
Fr.
Bugg
Christian
Faith
.
Man
Christ
Jesus
Solomon
Eccles
That
there
is
as
great
a
Gulf
fixed
between
you
and
the
Christians
,
as
there
was
between
I
testifie
in
the
Spirit
of
Truth
Truth
defending
the
Quakers
G.
W.
that
there
is
as
great
a
Gulf
between
the
that
are
NOT
in
Christ
and
those
that
are
in
the
Truth
,
as
there
was
between
Music
Lecture
Come
Protestants
,
Presbyterians
,
Independants
and
Baptists
,
the
deny
you
all
:
—
The
are
in
the
Truth
,
and
none
but
they
,
Prove
all
things
,
holdfast
that
which
is
good
,
viz.
The
Picture
of
Quakerism
Part
first
Quakerism
.
I
G.
Fox
De
Chris
.
Lib.
George
Fox
G.
Fox
Geo.
Fox
Womens
Meetings
Womens
Distinct
Meetings
George
Fox
George
Fox
Yea
or
Nay
Innocency
Vindicated
What
do
you
tell
me
of
or
any
other
Man
?
I
will
stand
by
no
Man
,
nor
no
Principle
,
nor
no
People
Tho.
Vpshot
farther
than
they
are
right
;
at
least
,
in
my
Apprehension
,
no
farther
than
they
agree
with
the
Holy
Scriptures
:
No
,
I
am
not
yet
Ear-bored
to
this
nor
the
other
Man
,
Form
or
Society
,
for
Self-Ends
,
for
Advantage
in
Trade
,
for
a
Name
among
Men
;
no
,
I
am
for
Truth
and
Righteousness
,
so
far
as
I
know
it
.
G.
Whitehead
That
the
Quakers
are
the
true
Church
That
they
are
to
believe
as
this
true
Church
believes
Apost.
Incend
i.
e.
Geo.
Whitehead
,
No
such
Matter
;
I
challenge
and
his
Teachers
,
Abettors
,
and
Congratulators
,
to
produce
those
Books
of
the
with
the
Pages
and
Words
,
wherein
we
deny
the
same
Jesus
that
was
Born
of
the
Virgin
otherwise
Retract
and
Condemn
this
Calumnious
Aspersion
.
The
Snake
in
the
Grass
Satan
Disrob'd
same
Jesus
When
Jesus
came
into
the
Coast
of
he
asked
his
Disciples
,
saying
,
whom
do
Men
say
that
I
THE
SON
OF
MAN
am
?
Simon Peter answered and said , THOU art CHRIST , the SON of the LIVING GOD , Verse 16. Again , And WE believe , and ARE SURE , that thou art THAT CHRIST , the SON of the LIVING GOD , John 6.69 .
That the outward Person that suffer'd was properly the Son of God , we utterly deny . A Body hast thou prepared me , said the Son . Then the Son was not the Body , tho' the Body was the Son's . A Serious Apol. &c. by Will . Penn , p. 146.
Whom
do
Men
say
that
I
the
SON
OF
MAN
AM
?
Will
.
Penn
That
Person
SON
OF
GOD.
viz.
And
Jesus
answer'd
and
said
unto
him
,
Blessed
art
thou
for
Flesh
and
Blood
hath
not
revealed
it
unto
thee
,
but
my
Father
which
is
in
Heaven
,
G.
W.
De
Novo
Mary
;
The
Same
Jesus
This
is
my
Beloved
Son
,
in
whom
I
am
well
pleased
,
hear
ye
him
:
The
Same
Jesus
The
Same
Jesus
Let
the
House
of
know
assuredly
,
that
God
hath
made
that
whom
ye
have
G.
Whitehead
Vive
Voce
viz.
Luke
G.
Whitehead
W.
Penn
Isaac
Pennington
,
W.
Bayly
,
W.
Smith
,
Edw.
Burrough
,
Geo.
Fox
,
Ja.
Nayler
,
Christ
.
Atkinson
,
Quakers
,
I
viz.
William
Serious
Apology
Treatise
of
Thoughts
News
coming
up
The
Teachers
of
the
World
Unvail'd
,
The
Sword
of
the
Lord
drawn
,
Great
Mystery
The
Quakers
Challenge
Errand
to
Some
Principles
of
the
Elect
People
of
God
,
call'd
A
Question
to
Professors
The
Capital
Principles
of
the
People
call'd
The
Christian
Quaker
Sandy
Foundation
News
of
a
Trumpet
sounding
in
the
Wilderness
,
Dan.
Leeds
A
Trumpet
sounding
from
giving
an
Alarum
to
the
Magistrates
and
People
of
to
beware
of
Quakerism
News
of
a
Trumpet
sounding
Tho'
they
(
i.
e.
clash
between
their
Old
and
New
Testimonies
,
yet
we
see
(
says
that
they
have
in
their
late
Books
dropt
here
and
there
some
Christian
Expressions
,
more
than
formerly
:
And
what
may
we
think
they
intend
thereby
?
Why
,
in
his
says
,
I
may
see
Cause
otherwise
to
word
the
Matter
,
and
yet
our
Intentions
be
the
same
.
Now
is
it
not
admirable
that
a
Man
of
's
Pretences
&c.
Ib.
should
be
grown
so
bold
in
Crafty
and
Deceivable
Glosses
,
to
deceive
his
Readers
?
Is
this
like
the
Ancient
Simplicity
of
the
to
say
,
I
may
see
Cause
otherwise
to
word
the
Matter
,
and
yet
intend
the
same
?
Pray
who
knows
then
when
such
a
Man
is
sincere
,
or
bow
to
believe
him
in
what
he
says
;
that
thus
hides
his
Meanings
,
says
one
thing
,
and
means
another
?
And
now
I
cannot
but
expect
(
says
that
there
will
be
great
Devising
,
Pulling
and
Drawing
,
(
Painting
and
Glossing
)
rather
than
make
Confession
of
their
Errors
,
Confusion
,
and
Contradictions
herein
Manifested
and
Charged
,
(
as
also
in
other
Books
,
by
and
others
)
because
they
have
so
much
accused
their
Opponents
for
the
same
things
,
(
themselves
are
now
justly
charged
with
)
surely
some
curious
Wire-drawing
,
Mincing
,
Mangling
,
otherwise
Wording
and
Equivocating
G.
W.
we
must
expect
;
but
they
having
caught
themselves
in
this
Net
,
the
more
they
flutter
,
the
more
they
'll
fetter
,
insnare
,
and
entangle
themselves
;
for
they
cannot
thus
dance
in
a
Net
,
but
some
Body
will
see
them
:
For
they
are
now
as
easily
seen
thorough
(
God
be
thanked
)
as
they
pretend
to
see
through
others
;
yea
,
this
will
certainly
be
the
Consequence
,
till
they
use
the
only
Christian
Means
to
get
out
of
this
Net
,
which
is
by
Humbly
Confessing
and
Condemning
their
Errors
in
their
Books
,
as
has
done
Tho.
Ellwood
viz.
The
way
to
recover
the
Deceived
,
is
to
discover
and
lay
open
the
Deceivers
.
De
Christianae
Libertate
,
&c.
viz.
To
frequent
the
Holy
Scriptures
,
and
read
them
diligently
,
&c.
search
the
Scriptures
,
for
they
are
them
which
testifie
of
me
,
John
These
are
the
Words
which
I
spake
unto
you
,
whilst
I
was
with
you
;
that
all
things
must
be
fulfilled
which
are
written
in
the
Law
,
and
in
the
Prophets
,
and
in
the
Psalms
,
concerning
me
,
The
Quakers
Refuge
fixed
The
Scripture
cannot
be
broken
Think
not
that
I
am
come
to
destroy
the
Law
,
or
the
Prophets
:
No
,
no
,
it
is
easier
for
Heaven
and
Earth
to
pass
,
than
for
one
tittle
of
the
Law
to
fail
,
till
all
be
fulfilled
,
The
Law
is
our
Schoolmaster
to
bring
us
to
Christ
,
New
Rome
Arraigned
Fox
,
Whitehead
&c.
p.
Justin
Martyr
Augustin
,
Origen
,
Chrysostom
,
Isidorus
,
Tertullian
,
To write no more , I long since did intend , But now , I hope , that Work is near an end : For abler Men do daily now come in , To finish what I think I did begin * * Respecting some particular Discoveries , not but there were earlier Pens at work against Quakerism . .
The
Quakers
Vindication
freely
offer
,
and
am
willing
to
make
it
plainly
appear
before
ANY
Six
,
Ten
,
or
Twelve
Competent
Witnesses
,
who
are
moderate
Men
,
of
common
Sense
and
Reason
,
That
has
grosly
wronged
the
both
in
Charge
,
Citation
,
and
Observation
,
Episcopalians
,
Presbyterians
,
Independants
&c.
Febr.
G.
W.
Quakerism
Withering
viz.
W.
Rogers
That
the
looked
upon
to
be
in
that
Place
amongst
the
Children
of
Light
in
this
our
Day
,
as
was
amongst
the
Children
of
in
his
Day
,
to
set
forth
the
Methods
of
Church-Government
,
The
Christian
Geo.
Whitehead
And
for
to
be
in
this
our
Day
in
that
VERY
Place
amongst
the
Children
of
Light
,
as
was
amongst
the
Children
of
in
his
Day
,
this
Comparison
we
own
not
,
George
Fox
G.
W.
G.
Fox
viz.
You
have
in
your
Imaginations
put
me
afar
off
,
and
will
not
own
me
the
Light
and
Life
in
you
:
—
I
the
Light
will
overturn
Kingdoms
,
Nations
,
and
gathered
Churches
,
which
will
not
own
me
the
Light
in
them
:
I
will
make
you
know
,
that
I
the
Light
which
lighteth
every
Man
that
comes
into
the
World
,
am
the
true
Eternal
God
,
The
Light
and
Life
of
Christ
within
,
G.
Fox
Dan.
Leeds
News
of
a
Trumpet
sounded
Professing
Equality
with
God
.
&c.
p.
G.
Whitehead
G.
Fox
A
Serious
Search
,
p.
and
the
Judgment
fixed
Innocency
against
Envy
The
Accuser
of
our
Brethren
I
say
D.
L.
should
the
give
equal
Credit
to
the
things
contained
in
their
Books
,
with
the
History
of
St.
how
shall
they
know
who
is
the
Messiah
,
especially
,
since
denies
that
outward
Person
to
be
the
Son
of
God
,
which
suffer'd
at
who
was
called
Ser.
Apol.
Good
Christian
Reader
D.
Leeds
Fr.
Bugg
consider
the
of
these
things
;
be
(
we
intreat
you
)
otherwise
minded
,
than
is
,
who
says
,
he
neither
consults
nor
fears
in
what
he
writes
Judgment
Fixed
The
Pict
.
of
W.
Penn
This
open
Challenge
I
make
,
That
if
amongst
the
many
Plots
that
have
been
spoken
of
,
and
several
have
been
hang'd
for
,
that
there
has
been
found
amongst
them
:
I
confess
,
that
the
Magistrate
is
excusable
in
his
Discreet
Jealousie
over
William
Penn
John
Yates
We
have
a
Red
Catalogue
,
that
shall
stand
recorded
against
our
Persecutors
,
that
their
Names
and
Natures
too
may
stink
to
Posterity
,
and
the
A
Rejoynder
The
Anarchy
of
A
Ser.
Apol.
The
Picture
of
That
the
Sufferings
of
the
People
of
God
Quakers
)
in
this
Age
,
is
a
greater
Suffering
,
and
more
Unjust
,
than
in
the
Days
of
Christ
,
or
his
Apostles
,
or
in
any
time
since
What
was
done
to
Christ
and
the
Apostles
,
was
chiefly
done
by
a
Law
,
and
in
great
part
by
the
Execution
of
a
Law
:
And
hereby
it
appears
,
the
Suffering
to
be
more
Unjust
,
because
what
the
Persecutors
of
old
time
did
to
the
People
of
God
,
they
did
by
a
Law
,
and
by
the
Execution
of
a
Law
.
Presbyterians
,
Independants
Geo.
Fox
,
Geo.
Whitehead
,
Josiah
Coale
,
Francis
Howgill
,
Ellis
Hooks
By
this
time
some
may
be
ready
to
object
,
saying
,
Does
not
thy
Zeal
exceed
thy
Judgment
?
What
,
wouldst
thou
have
Fire
come
down
from
Heaven
,
and
consume
them
,
as
Wouldst
thou
have
the
Government
fall
upon
them
,
and
destroy
them
?
But
then
some
may
say
,
What
other
Way
is
there
to
put
a
Stop
to
the
Growth
of
if
they
have
this
Liberty
?
Such
an
Expedient
would
be
requisite
,
if
such
an
one
were
to
be
found
.
House
of
Parliament
G.
Whitehead
Fr.
Bugg
G.
Whitehead
Fran.
Bugg
G.
W.
Fran.
Bugg
,
&c.
Fran.
Bugg
,
&c.
F.
B.
&c.
G.
W.
&c.
Fran.
Bugg
Truth
defending
the
&c.
pag.
Truth
's
Defence
G.
W.
Truth
and
Innocency
Our
Adversaries
would
make
as
if
we
promoted
not
only
independent
,
but
opposite
to
the
Civil
Government
,
which
none
of
our
Meetings
are
;
being
to
promote
real
Practice
of
Piety
,
Christianity
,
and
true
Religion
among
us
,
as
a
People
,
and
to
prevent
the
contrary
.
—
We
know
of
no
such
Supream
Assemblies
among
us
,
as
gives
Laws
,
and
makes
Orders
for
the
Government
of
our
People
,
suppressing
Books
,
they
do
not
promote
to
promote
real
Piety
Eliz.
c.
Pet.
of
R.
Eliz.
c.
Eliz.
c.
W.
&
M.
N.
The
West
answering
to
the
North
,
G.
Fox
As
for
what
is
Collected
,
(
which
they
call
a
Fund
)
is
not
for
Stipends
for
our
Teachers
;
we
have
no
Mercenary
Teachers
,
nor
among
us
Attendants
on
both
Houses
of
Parliament
,
in
Excuse
of
the
recording
their
Sufferings
,
as
only
to
have
have
recourse
to
,
and
not
designed
to
render
the
Government
odious
to
Posterity
.
The
Picture
of
drawn
to
the
Life
The
Pilgrim's
Progress
W.
Penn
,
R.
Barkley
G.
W.
Truth
and
Innocency
Vindicated
Let
their
Books
and
ours
be
compared
,
to
clear
our
Innocency
from
their
Adversaries
gross
Calumnies
,
Perversions
,
Misrepresentations
,
G.
W.
Act
of
Oblivion
The
Picture
of
Geo.
Keith
Geo.
Keith
G.
W.
Innocency
Triumphant
G.
W.
G.
Whitehead
Sylas
Norton
George
Whitehead
Francis
Bugg
G.
Whitehead
JESUS
CHRIST
Lord's
Supper
Church
of
George
Whitehead
G.
W.
who
teach
,
that
the
Name
belongs
to
the
whole
Body
,
and
every
Member
in
the
Body
,
as
well
,
and
as
amply
,
as
to
Christ
the
Head
;
are
of
the
World
,
and
Deceivers
:
as
well
G.
W.
Doth
not
the
Name
belong
to
the
whole
Body
,
and
every
Member
in
the
Body
,
as
to
the
So
that
the
is
not
given
to
the
but
to
the
Nature
A
Question
to
Professors
,
by
The
Scripture
does
expresly
distinguish
between
and
the
which
he
wore
;
between
that
came
,
and
the
in
which
he
came
;
between
the
which
was
and
the
it
.
Lo
I
come
;
a
Body
hast
thou
prepared
me
;
there
is
plainly
and
the
in
which
came
;
there
was
the
and
the
this
we
certainly
know
Isaac
)
and
can
never
call
the
as
well
CHRIST
the
Head
A
Garment
,
a
Vessel
,
a
Vail
,
a
Body
therefore
took
Jesus
,
and
scourged
him
.
Then
came
Jesus
forth
,
wearing
a
Crown
of
Thorns
:
Then
the
Soldiers
,
when
they
had
crucified
Jesus
,
they
took
his
Garments
;
but
one
of
the
Soldiers
with
a
Spear
pierced
his
Side
:
She
turned
her self
back
,
and
saw
Jesus
;
Jesus
saith
unto
her
,
touch
me
not
,
for
I
am
not
yet
ascended
:
said
,
except
I
shall
see
in
his
Hands
the
Print
of
the
Nails
,
and
put
my
Finger
into
the
Print
of
the
Nails
,
and
thrust
my
Hand
into
his
Side
,
I
will
not
believe
.
Then
saith
he
reach
hither
thy
Finger
,
and
behold
my
Hands
;
and
reach
hither
thy
Hand
,
and
thrust
it
into
my
Side
,
and
be
not
faithless
,
but
believing
.
And
answered
unto
him
,
my
Lord
,
and
my
God
.
And
many
other
Signs
truly
did
Jesus
in
the
presence
of
his
Disciples
,
which
are
not
written
in
this
Book
;
but
these
are
written
,
that
ye
might
believe
that
is
the
and
that
believing
,
you
might
have
Life
through
same
Jesus
same
Jesus
Isaac
Pennington
Question
to
Professors
,
&c.
Judgment
fixed
W.
Penn
But
that
the
Outward
Person
which
suffer'd
was
properly
the
Son
of
God
,
utterly
deny
's
Ser.
Apol.
George
Whitehead
I
deny
that
the
teach
,
that
the
Name
belongs
to
every
Member
in
the
Body
,
as
amply
as
to
the
Head
:
Where
proves
he
Geo.
Whitehead
.
W.
The
Sword
of
the
Lord
drawn
,
as
well
as
well
Geo.
Keith
Daniel
Leeds
Perplexity
,
Reproach
O thou Sword of the Lord , how long will it be e're thou be quiet ? Put up thy self into thy Scabbard , rest , and be still . How can it be quiet , seeing the Lord hath given it a Charge ?
I cannot hold my Peace , because thou hast heard , O my Soul , the Sound of the Trumpet , the Alarum of War .
Ann
Docwra
S.
Cater
J.
Ainsloe
Judgment
Fixed
Crisp
,
March
i.
e.
The
New
Projecting
Formalist
Characteriz'd
,
Righteous
Judgment
Modest
Defence
I Have long seen ( saith R. R. ) the Abomination that maketh Desolate , standing amongst the Quakers : Wherefore hear the Word of the Lord , ye Rulers of Sodom , and People of Gomorrah , 't is this Spirit that hath encompassed your Jerusalem about , as with Armies , by which we know the Destruction thereof draweth nigh . Finally , 't is that Spirit of Wickedness in the form of Righteousness , that hath already torn your Crown from off your Head , and discovered your Secret Parts ; so that the Scab of Contention and Strife is seen , that will never leave nor cease to Divide you , till the Name of Quaker become an Hiss and a Scorn amongst the Nations . This Witness is true .
And you that , for the vast number of your Tribes , have seemed to magnifie your selves in your increase of Children ; Wo be to you that now give Suck , ( and take so much pains to add to your Sect ) for behold in one Day , loss of Children and Widowhood shall come upon you . This Witness is true .
Of this I am most certain , that a Bitter , Lying , and Persecuting , Proud Spirit inhabits your Tents ; which Babylonish Garment hath long been seen to lye hid amongst that Tribe , called the Ministry , the Teachers and Leaders of the Quakers ; even such Spiritual Wickedness , which if practised amongst Presbyterians , Independents , or others , ( whom ye disown , and can see nothing in them that is good ) they would abhor themselves therein ; which you , as with a Whore's Forehead , boldly maintain and defend . You are , in truth , those that justifie your selves before Men , but God knoweth your Hearts ; and the Day is at Hand , even at your very Door , which will Discover , Reveal , and Preach as upon the House-tops , many and great Abominations which yet lye hid amongst you , that so you may be judged according to your Deeds . This Witness is true , as St. Paul said , Tit. 1.12,13 .
I am constrained ( contrary to my Nature ) to plead like a Man of Contention against this Proud , Pharisaical and Perverse Generation ; this Leviathan and Crooked Serpent , in whose Nostrils ( unless a Hook be put ) would swallow not only the Rivers , but also the very Sea into himself , viz. Receive all ( tho' never so unclean in Heart and Spirit , if outwardly they will but own him , receive his Mark Of Thee , and Thou , and the Hat . and walk in outward Observation and Shew conformable to them ; who while they profess themselves free from Sin , and being the only Children of GOD , are notwithstanding found bitter Persecutors of the Truth , and Enemies to the Unction the Anointed One , in whomsoever he doth appear ; thereby rendring themselves guilty of all the Innocent Blood which hath been spilt , from the Blood of Righteous Abel , even to this Day : All which Blood cryeth aloud for Vengeance upon the well-favoured Harlot ( Mystery Babylon ) who in the Golden Cups , and goodly Shew of an outward Profession , hath inwardly ( with a bitter , ravening and devouring Spirit ) made her self Drunk with the Blood of the Saints and Martyrs of Jesus . This Witness is true .
I have observed , that those that forsake Father and Mother , ( the Sect that nourish'd and brought them forth ) to follow the Lord fully and Holy ( as did Caleb , Joshua , and Jesus , &c. ) not minding their own Reputations , or Fame , not loving their Lives to the Death ; such , I say , have been accounted , as in all Ages , so by this Hypocritical , Proud , Self-righteous Generation , as the worst of Men ; calling them Ranters , Atheists , Blasphemers , Devils , any thing , even all manner of Evil , so they may wound the Truth , and slay the Innocent Defenders thereof ; whose harmless Souls I see lying under the Altar of Truth , sorely oppressed for their Testimony thereunto ; and crying out , How long , Lord God , Holy and True , ( will it be ) e're thou dost Judge and Revenge our Blood ? For whose Elect sake , the God of my Salvation will suddenly arise , and behold Enmity , Lies , and Falshood , &c. ( even all that Spirit of Wickedness ) will surely fly , hide it self , and sink again into the bottomless Pit from whence it came .
They care not whom they slander , or what Lies they tell , so they may Advance , Strengthen , and increase their Party and Sect. By all which it evidently appears , that the Spirit of Deceit and Falshood is crept in , and doth inhabit amongst this People .
You are now like that Evil Spirit cast out , running to and fro , walking in the dry places of your Elders Traditions , those you call good Old Friends ; seeking rest , but never shall find any , so long as Balack and Balaam , that bitter Spirit , leads to Curse whom God will surely Bless , and bring over you ; for ye must fall , and ( with Haman , Saul , and Herod ) be insnared and taken even in the same Pit of cruel Deceit , which you have digged for your Innocent Brethren ; and herein ( for some time ) will the Faith and Patience of the Saints be exercised .
Thus am I clear from the Blood of all Men , in that I have not ceased , both by Words and Writing , to forewarn of the coming of this Antichrist among the Quakers , who for more than Ten Years last past , have been that poor Ass , speaking as with Man's Voice , reproving and withstanding the Madness of this Lying , Wrathful , Bitter , Persecuting Spirit , knowing right well when it entred , and You thereby came to reject the Lord , that he should not Reign over You by his Spirit of Light and Love ; but rather chose to your selves a King for to Judge and Rule You , who was not the Unction nor the Anointed of the Lord ; nor yet the Olive , Fig , nor Vine , that could heal , rejoice , or bind you up ; but the Bramble , and King of the bottomless Pit , that shall so Rend , Tear and Devour you , till not one Stone shall be left upon another , which thing tell G. F. that Fox , your King .
By what is written , you may see how this high and Luciferian People the Quakers , who for their Shew and Numbers have been as the Stars of Heaven , and who for their Pride and Enmity are to be cast down , whose fall is the Riches of the World . So that the first in Profession , are now become the last in Possession of the Kingdom , which standeth , not in Words , nor yet in Outward Appearances , but in Humility , and Love unfeigned , yea , in Righteousness , Peace , and Joy , &c.
I know ( says R. R. ) G. F. is raised up of God for this very end , to Try , Refine , and Purifie many , as Pharaoh was ; and tho' many fall in the Tryal under his Power , yet many will be delivered into the Glorious Liberty of the Sons of God .
I likewise see , that daily more and more will fall off from that Body , and that some that separate from them , will with Daniel stand in their Lot , and follow the Lord in the Spirit of the Lamb more fully than they have done . These two last Paragraphs was Printed in 1680. P. 19.
HOW low and humble were they ( i. e. Quakers ) in their Spirits ( in the beginning ) ? How few were they in Words ? Their Yea , was Yea , and their Nay , Nay . Ah! let me take up a Lamentation ! How are the Mighty fallen ? How have the Stars ceased to give their Light ? How are the Poor distressed , and the Young Ones bruised , by the high Mountains and lofty Cedars , whose Habitations were once in Heaven , but now upon the high Places of the Earth , to impose upon the Conscience , and to establish an Arbitrary Power by a Law : These are the Armed Beasts , and the many Antichrists , which break the Unity in Spirit , and the Bond of Peace . P. 10.
The Foxonian-Unity is to yield Subjection to the Order of the Body ( so called ) though no manifestation within . And this Unity they glory in , by this is their Kingdom upheld , from this they are able to boast , Who is able to make War with us ? Who can stand before us ? Do not all fall that are risen up against us ? Are not these the high-swelling words of Proud Babel , whose tow'ring Thoughts must be abased ? Whose practice hath been to crush the tender Ones in their Bodies , Souls and Spirits . This Language hath mine Ears heard , this Practice hath mine Eyes seen , to the grief and wounding of my Soul . P. 11 , 12 , &c. This Witness is true .
This Spirit of Antichrist in G. Fox , &c. would wrest from me what I am not willing to part withal , to wit , my Conscience , under no less Penalty than Excommunication , &c. P. 16. This Witness is true .
These ill Ministers ( i. e. G. Fox , &c. ) conjoin together to subvert our Laws and Liberties given by the Great Je●ovah — And assuredly , though they are lifted up as it were into Heaven , in their Proud Imaginations , the Righteous God will Blast all their Exalted Expectations , and they shall Die and Perish in the General Dissolution , because they have not regarded the Fatherless , nor pitied the poor in Spirit , nor compassionated the tender Conscience which feared to Sin against the Lord , but Crushed , Spoiled , and Oppressed ( without Bowels of Mercy ) those that had little strength to help themselves ; invaded their Rights , violated their Liberties , and endeavoured to take the Meat from the Children , and give it unto Dogs . P. 26. This Witness is true .
And although they daily exercise the Oppressions before-mentioned , yet by their deceitful Flatteries they make People believe that they are a Harmless , Innocent , and Peaceable People , suffering and bearing wrong , but not doing any : Or if any Persons write or speak their Grief , that the Publick take notice of , they will represent them under such terms as may render them odious ; and the more effectually to weaken their Testimonies , they will fix upon them scurrilous and contemptible Appellations , as Scotch-men , Welch-men , Tinker , Taylor , &c. some of them utterly untrue ; and to prevent an Inquisition into the Truth of the matter , they would make People believe that they are Envious , Malicious , and Discomposed Spirits , Bad , Dirty , Factious , and Ranting Spirits , who are gone from Truth , and are out of Truth . This Witness is true .
Such is the Portion of those that appear in the least against their Imperious , Tyrannical , and Lascivious Actions ; and whatever Man detected the Fallacies and destructive Cheats of Imperious and Disdainful Men , but was thus reproached ? Must it be Justice in them to complain of their Oppressions , and Envy , and Malice , &c. in us to complain of ours ? Their Years are but few , yet verily they have been exceeding expert in learning of the Papists Subtilties , P. 36 , 37. This Witness is true .
It appears plainly unto the Just and Righteous Man , that G. Fox , and the rest of his Counsel , have endeavoured to subvert the Royal Law of Liberty , and to introduce an Arbitrary and Tyrannical Government over the Consciences of the Flock of God .
These are the Ravening Wolves which Prey upon the little Ones in a Lordly Spirit . This is that envenomed Spirit which hath tainted their Judgments , poysoned their Hearts , and blinded their Eyes . P. 38.
And I affirm the Lord did not raise them up to bring us off from the Barren Mountains , to feed upon them who are now become a Desart ; nor from under our Oppressors , to turn Oppressors themselves . Let them remember the Army , it is their Figure ☞ ; And if the Lord's Anger waxed hot against them for their unfaithfulness , what will be the Portion of these who have so deeply Apostatized from clearer Manifestations . P. 41.
Dear Friend , It hath pleased the Lord to raise thee up , to bear a Testimony against an Adulterous , Tyrannical , and an Hypocritical Generation . P. 44.
THE Day is come , that as they have laid open the Deceit , Wickedness and Hypocrisie of other Professors that went before them , so must their Deceit , Wickedness and Hypocrisie be also laid open ; for the Lord whom I serve is no respecter of Persons . This Witness is true .
YOur Day into Darkness is turn'd , the Sun is gone down over you : You have had a large Day and Power given you to have done the Will of God , but you have abused the Power , and slighted your Day , and have refused to do the Lord's Work , and have sought your selves , and not the Lord ; Therefore in Justice and Righteousness is the Day wherein you might have wrought for God taken from you , and the thick Dark Night of Confusion is come upon you , wherein you are groping , and stumbling , and cannot Work : The Decree is gone out and sealed against you , and it cannot be recalled ; you are not the Men ( as ye stand ) in whom God will appear to work deliverance for his People ; ( and yet deliverance shall come ) but as for you , ye have rejected the Counsel of the Lord , and grieved his Spirit ; and he hath long born you ; yea , you are departed from the Lord , and his presence is departed from you : Indeed he hath Hewed with you , ( and if you had been faithful to the end , he would have honoured and prospered you , and have been your sufficient reward ) ye were his Ax , but ye have boasted your selves against him ; therefore as you have Hewed and Broken others , even so must you be Hewed and Broken .
WHat will you do ? You Scribes , Pharisees , Hypocrites ; you that have been long making clean the outside of the Cup and Platter , but inwardly are as Ravening Wolves ; your Fruits will make you manifest : You Hypocrites , your Name will be a stink among the Heathen , for the Lord will find you out , whose Glory he will not give to any other , nor his Honour to any of your Graven Images ; my Soul loaths all your false Covers , I cannot but declare against all your false Ways .
I Being ingaged as well as some others to manifest and lay open deceitful Workers and Hypocrites , I am farther to appear to manifest thee to be one of the greatest Hypocrites and Deceivers in this Nation ; and until thou own thy Condemnation , and leave off Deceiving the People , assuredly the Sword that 's now drawn is not to be , nor must not be sheath'd , till thou , and such Deceivers as thou art , be brought down . This Witness is true .
THe Day is come , and now is , that the hidden things of Esau's Nature are to be , and must be brought to Light .
AND let G. Fox , and those that uphold him , remember that it was Jeroboam the Son of Nebat that caused Israel to Sin ; and as his Name was Branded to Posterity , so shall theirs be . This Witness is true .
BEhold , you Great Goliahs ! your strength is in an Arm of Flesh , but mine is only in the Living God ; before whom all your deceitful covers are manifest , which will stand you in little stead in the Day of Distress that is coming upon you : For he will certainly plead with you for all your Abominations : You are full of Designs to keep up your Esteem among the People , but the Lord , ( by whose Power I am raised up against you ) will bring you low , and utter disgrace will come upon you , because you have not sought his Glory so much as your own .
A Day of Trouble , Anguish , and Disappointment , is come and coming upon You , which you can neither escape , nor prevent : You must reap the fruit of your own doings ; for as you have sowed the Wind , you must expect to reap the Whirlwind , wherein is nothing but Confusion , Darkness , Blackness and Tempest : And this is the Portion of all the Builders of Babel , or Babylonish Builders . And tho' you may think that you have built the highest and fairest Structure of any , yet know , and that for a truth , that not one Stone thereof shall be left upon another ; and all your Buildings , your Inventions , your Imaginations , and Conceivings about your Forms , your Proud Self-conceited Modes , your Impositions , your Prescriptions , Laws , and Comely Orders ( as you in your fallen Wisdom call them ) must all be thrown down , laid waste , and become as a By-word or Proverb of Reproach to the very Heathen , and not only to them , but also to those whom you have defamed and stigmatized with the blackest of Names ; and for no other cause , but only for their Faithfulness in Discharging a good Conscience towards their God , towards You , and towards all Men. These are faithful and true Sayings , if thou canst receive them thou mayest .
Behold that which you have Built must be Broken down , and that which you have Planted must be Plucked up . This Witness is true .
It may be they will present their Supplications before the Lord , and will turn every one from his Evil Way : For great is the Anger and the Fury that the Lord hath pronounced against this People .
Great
Mystery
Edw.
Burroughs
,
Francis
Howgill
,
Will
.
Smith
,
Sam.
Fisher
Jos.
Coale
,
Steph.
Smith
,
R.
Hubberthorn
,
Will
.
Bayly
,
Is
.
Pennington
,
G.
Fox
,
James
Naylor
,
Will
.
Penn
,
Christ
.
Atkinson
,
G.
Whitehead
,
Sol.
Eccles
,
Tho.
Lawson
,
Christ
.
Taylor
,
R.
Farnsworth
,
Geo.
Bishop
,