On our historic calling as Friends "to work, under Christ's leadership, for a restoration of the apostolic faith" that all creation might come into harmony as God intends.

This comments on the early chapters of the Journal where Fox describes the trials and the insights which prepared him for his life's work.

Fox's account of the New Testament doctrine of the Light of God and Christ, written in 1654 to those who had gathered into unity of faith. Describes the functions of the Light and the results of heeding or failing to heed its promptings.

Demonstrates beyond doubt that the Scriptures themselves identify Christ Jesus as The Word of God.

Examines the dangers of man-made systems of psychological salvation. Contrasts some modern philosophical approaches (especially those of George Gurdjieff) to the problem of self-knowledge with the prophetic Christian understanding exemplified by George Fox.

On the centrality of Jesus Christ as the savior who not only delivers us from evil, but leads us into right living, holiness, and deliverance from continued captivity of sin in this life.

On the living presence of Christ that brings life into our Meeting for Worship (Not our methods and practices).