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Face to Face: Early Quaker Encounters with the Bible Contemporary salvation is a new kind

Face to Face: Early Quaker Encounters with the Bible Contemporary salvation is a new kindThe writings of George Fox, Edward Burrough, and Margaret Fell demonstrate that at least these three, first generation Friends, were reading the Bible with empathy. For them the heart of the Bible lay in its personal narratives the stories of living men, women, and communities; unlike many Christians, then and now, they did not look at the Bible as a legal constitution. They reveled in the poetic language of the Bible's rich symbol and metaphor. Out

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salvation is a new kind of life

Author: Jan Wood

Elizabeth Fry was a spiritually grounded woman

Provides insight into the Quaker custom of mindful seeing

ISBN: 9781616364786

Face to Face: Early Quaker Encounters with the Bible Contemporary salvation is a new kindThe writings of George Fox, Edward Burrough, and Margaret Fell demonstrate that at least these three, first generation Friends, were reading the Bible with empathy. For them the heart of the Bible lay in its personal narratives the stories of living men, women, and communities; unlike many Christians, then and now, they did not look at the Bible as a legal constitution. They reveled in the poetic language of the Bible's rich symbol and metaphor. Out

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