THE

FRIENDS' LIBRARY:

COMPRISING

JOURNALS, DOCTRINAL TREATISES, AND OTHER WRITINGS

OF

MEMBERS OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.

EDITED BY WILLIAM EVANS AND THOMAS EVANS.

VOL. X.

CONTAINING

LIFE OF THOMAS STORY. THE ORIGINAL AND PRESENT STATE OF MAN.
LIFE OF PATIENCE BRAYTON.

PHILADELPHIA:

PRINTED BY JOSEPH RAKESTRAW,

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ATONEMENT, 55, 94, 141, 378.

Apostles' Creed-some explanation, 330.

B.

Bread and Wine, 4, 19, 56, 142, 237, 243.

Baptism, 19, 59, 80, 94, 104, 126, 153, 203, 241,

256, 263, 273.

H.

Holy Scriptures, 36; adding to, or taking from,
61; to be understood by the inshining of the
light, 62, 411, 413; of divine authority-not
the Word of God, 107, 156, 173, 437; sub-
ordinate to the Spirit, 167, 414; preferred
to all other writings, 423, 426; use of, 428.

Brayton, Patience an account of her life and reli- Holy Spirit, 36; revelation by it, 62; compared to

gious labours, 441; visit to the middle and
Southern Provinces, 442; do. to Friends
in Great Britain, 454; address to George
III. 474; correspondence with one not a
member, 476; Testimony concerning her,

479.

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C.

Christ-the object of his coming, suffering and
death, 56; the bread of life, 58; Jewish types
ended by, 59; his baptism, 60; manifest in the
heart, 63; transfiguration, 67; confessed by
Friends, 102; His Spirit in all Christians,
111; preached as the Word nigh in the
mouth — light—divine truth—quickening
spirit, 113; propitiation-mediation, 114,
136; the ground of faith, 157; salvation pos-
sible to those who have not heard of him out-
wardly, 160; outward and inward appear-
ance, 171; the true light, 173, 175; the
foundation, 213; knowledge of God through
Christ, 312; incarnation, 378; efficacy of
his offering, 378; the second appearance,
430; the Light, 437; the Word, 438; the
hope of glory, 440.
Christianity complete, 382; life of God in Christ
the soul of Christianity, 390.

Freedom from sin in this life, 28, 63, 64, 66, 108,
119, 148, 191, 386.

Fall of man, 171, 239, 375, 377.
Flesh and blood of Christ-partaking of, 237, 263.
Friends, what they were gathered to, 329.

Faith, word of, 393; not our faculty, 403; true,
418.

Free agency of man, 405.

Fox, George, defence of, 420, 435.

G.

Grace of God universal, its effects, 46, 93, 150,
402; saved by it, 403.

Gill, Roger, prays that his life might be taken as a
sacrifice for the people among whom the
Yellow fever prevailed in Philadelphia, 124;
death, 125.

Government, regard for it, 128.

fire and water, 127; above the Scriptures,
167; distinguished from reason, 326; sanc-
tification by it, 378, 384; gift of the Father
through Christ, 396; no one a Christian
without it, 399; operation on man, 401;
with or without the Scriptures, 410; how
the Spirit is known, 415; infallible in-
terpreter of the Scriptures, 419; ought
to be every man's guide, 425; true effi-
cient of all the real good in the church,
or its members, 430; kingdom of God
is the dominion of the light, and life of
the Spirit of God, 441.

Holiness is essential to happiness, 377, 378.

Passover, 20. 142.
Prayer, 22.

Predestination, 34, 100, 141, 403.
Penn, William, 45; death, 288.
Presbyterians, Scotch, their sentiments and con-
duct towards Friends, 51.
Perfection, 63, 65, 147.

Peter the Great, emperor of Russia, visited by T.
Story, 69; attends Friends meetings-vis-
ited by William Penn and others, 71; at-
tends meeting, 228.

Gentiles not excluded from the new covenant, Propitiation, 55, 94, 141, 423.

380, 429.

Gospel, what it is, 422, 435.

Phipps, Joseph, Original and Present state of
man, 372.