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None Were So Clear: Prophetic Quaker Faith and the Ministry of Lewis Benson
Edited by T.H.S. Wallace (New Foundation Publications, 1995) HARDBACK, 142 pages

Read an excerpt. Contains much formerly unpublished Benson work on Quaker faith, testimonies, ministry, the problem of being human, George Fox's experience of Christ, the Gospel's moral and fellowship-forming power. It also contains a biographical material and a number of testimonies to Benson's long ministry.

$10.00

None Were So Clear: Prophetic Quaker Faith and the Ministry of Lewis Benson
Edited by T.H.S. Wallace (New Foundation Publications, 1995) PAPERBACK, 142 pages

Read an excerpt. Contains much formerly unpublished Benson work on Quaker faith, testimonies, ministry, the problem of being human, George Fox's experience of Christ, the Gospel's moral and fellowship-forming power. It also contains a biographical material and a number of testimonies to Benson's long ministry.

$5.00

QuakerPsalms: A Book of Devotions
T.H.S. Wallace, compiler/arranger, Foundation Publications 2002, POCKETBOOK PAPERBACK, 78 pages

A book of devotions, remarkable psalms of faith from George Fox. Read a sample Psalm.

$9.95

QuakerPsalms II: A Second Book of Devotions
T.H.S. Wallace, compiler/arranger, Foundation Publications 2002, POCKETBOOK PAPERBACK

$9.95

A Sincere and Constant Love: An Introduction to the Work of Margaret Fell
T.H.S. Wallace, Friends United Press, 1992, PAPERBACK, 142 pages

Includes five key 17th century pamphlets by one of the most important women ministers of the early Quaker movement, interpreting the early Christian Gospel and demonstrating the spiritual equality of women. It contains helpful historical and content introductions.

$5.00

That Thy Candles May Always Be Burning: Nine Pastoral Sermons of George Fox
Max Skinner and Gardiner Stillwell, Editors (Foundation Publications, 2001) PAPERBACK, 246 pages

Heretofore unpublished Fox sermons from later in his ministry (1671-1689), with historical and content introductions by T.H.S. Wallace.

$10.00

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The Works of George Fox

This 1991 reprint of the 1831 edition is in eight volumes, hardback. Fox's exposition of the complete early Christian gospel is fully presented through his journal, doctrinal writings, and pastoral epistles. Modern introductions help orient the reader.

$160.00 + $20 s/h

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George Fox Epistles: An Analytical Phrase Index
Arthur Windsor, compiler, Gloucester, UK: George Fox Fund, 1992

Provides a key to the over 400 letters Fox wrote as a Quaker minister. It will help the user to better understand both Fox's Christology and his pastoral care for Friends, co-workers, and the world at large.

$15.00

The following numbered booklets are published by The George Fox Fund/ New Foundation Fellowship of Great Britain.

A good introduction to "the wholeness of the Christian message" as preached and lived by the first Quakers. Matters touched on include Christ the foundation, the community that is founded on Christ and its ordering, and how the gospel is different from the abbreviated message preached by Protestants and the distorted message of modern philosophical "universalists."

$3.00

A careful study of some key words and ideas in Fox's writings by one of the leading scholars on the Journal and work of George Fox. A good introduction to a deeper study of the early Christian gospel preached by Fox.

$3.00

Focuses on the power of the Gospel that formed the early Christian church and later the early Quaker movement. Discusses the gospel's relevancy for today: God's power versus man's, the nature of the church, on being moved spiritually to minister in public worship, and the importance of the full gospel to all men and women--in short, the power and universality of the early Quaker message.

$3.00

A major compilation of essays on the importance of a broader understanding of Christ's presence and work in the world, not only as priest and king, but also as prophet: on religionless Christianity; and on what it means to be called to be a people of God. Four essays, including "Prophetic Quakerism" (1943), the author's first major work.

$3.00

A valuable study guide of Fox's teaching about Jesus Christ. Contains copious scripture references demonstrating that the Quaker vision of Christ is founded on the same experience as that of the first Christians. Restores to the word "Christ" the fullness of its meaning.

$5.00

The 1995 lecture by the Clerk of German Y.M. A personal reflection on several points of Fox's thought, such as the Inward Light, heaven, and women and men as helpmeets. Will delight those who are familiar with the message of Fox and be a good introduction for those who are not.

$7.00

This is a sequel to Convinced in our Day. Gospel preachers in the power of Christ give us an understanding of what Gospel Order entails in the true wisdom of Jesus.

$5.00

This is a short study of the early Christian/early Quaker vision of the Church the body of Christ of which Jesus Christ is the living and direct head. It explores the significant implication of this reality.

$2.00

This contains lectures given in memory of the late Sarah Benson, a true mother in the Gospel. Two contributors link their convincement to the testimonies of George Fox. The third author speaks of early Friends prophetic understanding of scripture as convincement in Christ.

$3.00

Republication of Fox's 1685 pamphlet on the differences between water baptism and baptism in the Spirit. Contains a helpful introduction to terms and to Bible references needed to fully realize the significance of the work.

$1.00

Republication of Fox's 1685 pamphlet on the differences between a communion of physical bread and wine and the early Quaker vision of communion as the fellowship of Christ's people under him as their heavenly and spiritual head.

$1.00

Berk's gathering of passages from Fox's work demonstrates that Fox's understanding of the early Christian gospel gre from his remarkably deep and broad understanding of the scriptures. Useful first step in seeing anew and knowing anew what the first Christians experienced: God's power in Christ Jesus alive and active in their midst.

$7.50

Begins to examine the early Christian/early Quaker understanding of the Book of Revelation. Opens the Book's real significance and message for our faith, while exposing much of the present-day nonsense thinking concerning this important book in the Bible.

$3.00

Examines the fullness of the early Christian gospel, noting important aspects long ignored; emphasizes the right use of scripture, the voice in the wilderness, the baptism of fire, walking in the Light, and sitting in heavenly places.

$2.00

The last lectures given by Benson on the universal character of Christianity, the universal gospel preached by the apostles and by the early Quakers, the gospel preached by John Wesley and its echoes in modern evangelical Christianity, and the New Foundation Movement: its universal gospel message and mission.

$7.50

Early Christians and first generation Friends understood the prophetic work of Jesus' presence in the midst of his people, bringing us to a state of obedience.

$7.50

Stresses that doctrine alone contains no saving grace and is lifeless without the experience of Christ's presence and obedience to His will.

$2.00

Articles by Arthur Berk, Patricia Dallmann, James Healton, Seth Hinshaw, Florence Kimball, Susan Smith, Christopher Stern, and Terry Wallace.

Topics include Christ-Centered Quakerism, ministry that enslaves rather than saves, Christ's true ministers, the scripture as ministry, clerking in the Spirit of Christ, the role of the Select Meeting in the lives of ministers, and more.

$5.00

Reprint of a ground-breaking article first published in Quaker Religious Thought.

$5.00

A much used and much misunderstood phrase clarified.

$5.00

Reprint of the ground-breaking Quaker Religious Thought article.

$5.00