A Brief Narrative of the Life of Gilbert Latey: Comprising Some Account of the First Settlement of Friends' Meetings in LondonWilliam Phillips, 1821 - 94 ページ |
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... up in and about this city to assist in soliciting for our religious liberty , and also from the imposition of oaths , wherein Gilbert Laley was truly industrious and assisting ; and also ready viii TESTIMONIES CONCERNING.
... up in and about this city to assist in soliciting for our religious liberty , and also from the imposition of oaths , wherein Gilbert Laley was truly industrious and assisting ; and also ready viii TESTIMONIES CONCERNING.
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... ready to help with us in attending the govern- ment in friends behalf , so long as he could , until by his age and weakness he was disabled . It would be too voluminous to repeat all our labours and ex- ercises of this kind , wherein we ...
... ready to help with us in attending the govern- ment in friends behalf , so long as he could , until by his age and weakness he was disabled . It would be too voluminous to repeat all our labours and ex- ercises of this kind , wherein we ...
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... ready way to obtain peace with the Lord in our inward parts , ( which peace is more worth than all the world , ) unto which I shall recommend all ; and in love to all take leave , and remain as one that hath true love to truth , RICHARD ...
... ready way to obtain peace with the Lord in our inward parts , ( which peace is more worth than all the world , ) unto which I shall recommend all ; and in love to all take leave , and remain as one that hath true love to truth , RICHARD ...
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... ready to lend a hand to those that were young or weak , for the helping them , having also a true regard for them who were the hindermost of the flock , and would often strengthen and advise them and in whom innocency and truth had ...
... ready to lend a hand to those that were young or weak , for the helping them , having also a true regard for them who were the hindermost of the flock , and would often strengthen and advise them and in whom innocency and truth had ...
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... ready , the power of the Lord worked so much on Gilbert , that he stepped up on a place they called a private altar , and the word of the Lord came to him to preach truth unto them ; where , among other expressions , one by him was ...
... ready , the power of the Lord worked so much on Gilbert , that he stepped up on a place they called a private altar , and the word of the Lord came to him to preach truth unto them ; where , among other expressions , one by him was ...
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according accordingly acquainted ancient friend attended the king behalf bishop Blackbury blessed truth brethren brought cerned Charles the Second church command concerning confinement conscience continued Cornwall dear friend desire divers ease Edward Burrough faithful favour Francis Howgill Gate-house George Fox George Whitehead Gilbert answered Gilbert Latey Gilbert replied glory governor Hammersmith hand hear hearts humbly imprisoned justice justices of peace kindness king Charles king James king William king's Kingston-upon-Thames knight labours lived London lord D'Aubigny Lord Jesus Christ Lord's power Lord's servants majesty manner matter meeting meeting-house mercy month notwithstanding oath Oliver Cromwell Parliament peace peaceable persons pleased pray prayers preach present preserved pretty prison prosecutions Quakers RICHARD HAWKINS ROBERT SAWYER Sir William soliciting Southwark speckled birds spirit suffering friends take as followeth tender testimony thee therein thereof thou UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA visited friends wait warrant Wheeler-street whereupon
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61 ページ - They have no more pleased us than the King;" whereupon some of the nobles said, "May it please your Majesty, your Majesty says some among these people have not done well; must they be charged with that? It may be possible that some of your Majesty's own servants may not have done well, shall we therefore be blamed for that ? "
76 ページ - Friends. George Whitehead and William Penn having spoken what they had to say, the King was pleased to ask Gilbert, whether he had not something to say ; upon which he in a great deal of humility spake in the manner following; ' The mercy, favour, and kindness, which the King hath extended to us as a people in the time of our exercise and sore distress, we humbly acknowledge ; and I truly desire that God may show him mercy and favour in the time of his trouble and sore distress?