Francis Howgill of Grayrigg a Sufferer for the Truth
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" Later on in 1654, Howgill was present at disputings in Ely and Cambridge (where James Parnell, the young Quaker martyr, was then working), held a friendly meeting with the family of Sir John Russell (who had married Cromwell's daughter Frances), visited Norwich and most of the market towns in Norfolk and Suffolk, and tarried five weeks in Kent, where he was taken severely ill of the ague. At any rate twice during this period, London was re-visited, and it was noted that divers of the people t...here were being moved to go forth in the ministry. Sometimes twenty meetings were held in one week, the interest was so great. To this period must be ascribed a circumstance recorded in The Beginnings of Quakerism as follows : " Francis Howgill had felt himself led to take a lame boy by the hand, and bid him, in the power of God that raised Jesus from the dead, to stand up and walk. He had written to Fox in much perplexity because the attempted miracle had failed. " FOLLOWING THE SPIRIT : IRELAND What was it that determined the choice of fields of service in the minds of our early Friends ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Later on in 1654, Howgill was present at disputings in Ely and Cambridge (where James Parnell, the young Quaker martyr, was then working), held a friendly meeting with the family of Sir John Russell (who had married Cromwell's daughter Frances), visited Norwich and most of the market towns in Norfolk and Suffolk, and tarried five weeks in Kent, where he was taken severely ill of the ague. At any rate twice during this period, London was re-visited, and it was noted that divers of the people t...here were being moved to go forth in the ministry. Sometimes twenty meetings were held in one week, the interest was so great. To this period must be ascribed a circumstance recorded in The Beginnings of Quakerism as follows : " Francis Howgill had felt himself led to take a lame boy by the hand, and bid him, in the power of God that raised Jesus from the dead, to stand up and walk. He had written to Fox in much perplexity because the attempted miracle had failed. " FOLLOWING THE SPIRIT : IRELAND What was it that determined the choice of fields of service in the minds of our early Friends ?
What to read after Francis Howgill of Grayrigg a Sufferer for the Truth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest E Taylor to read onlineMoreLess
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