 | George Fox - 1694 - 504 pages
...came to Bristol, where I met with Margaret Fell, who was come to visit her daughter Yeomans there. I had seen from the Lord a considerable time before,...thereunto. But though the Lord had opened this thing unto me, yet I had not received a command from the Lord for the accomplishing of it then. Wherefore... | |
 | George Fox - 1709 - 638 pages
...her, fhe felt the Anfwer of Life from God thereunto. But though the Lord had opened this thing unto me, yet I had not received a Command from the Lord,...accomplishing of it then. Wherefore I let the thing reft, and went on in the Work and Service of the Lord, as before, according as the Lord led me^ travelling... | |
 | George Fox - 1709 - 634 pages
...take Btiao1* . Margaret Fell to be my Wife. And when I firft mentioned it to her, me felt the Anfwer of Life from God thereunto. But though the Lord had opened this thing nnto me, yet I had not received a Command from the Lord, for the accomplilhing of it then. Wherefore... | |
 | 1815 - 892 pages
...to Bristol; where I met with Margaret Fell, who was come to viiit her daughter Yeomans. I had teen from the Lord a considerable time before, that I should...thereunto. But though the Lord had opened this thing lo me, y<-: I had not received a command from him for the accomplishing of it then. Wherefore, I lei... | |
 | George Fox - 1831 - 410 pages
...till we came to Bristol; where I met with Margaret Fell, who was come to visit her daughter Yeomens. I had seen from the Lord, a considerable time before,...thing to me, yet I had not received a command from him for the accomplishing of it then. Wherefore I let the thing rest, and went on in the work and service... | |
 | George Fox - 1831 - 466 pages
...till we came to Bristol ; where I met with Margaret Fell, who was come to visit her daughter Yeomens. I had seen from the Lord, a considerable time before,...thing to me, yet I had not received a command from him for the accomplishing of it then. Wherefore I let the thing rest, and went on in the work and service... | |
 | Josiah Marsh - 1847 - 440 pages
...particulars of this event afford a pleasing trait of the integrity and simplicity of his dealings. " I had seen from the Lord a considerable time before,...mentioned it to her, she felt the answer of life from God thereto. But though the Lord had opened this thing to me, yet I had not received a command from Him... | |
 | Margaret Fell - 1859 - 144 pages
...for, said he, " I would have all things done plainly, for I sought not any advantage to myself." * "I had seen from the Lord a considerable time before,...thing to me, yet I had not received a command from Him for the accomplishing of it then. Wherefore I let the thing rest, and went on in the work and service... | |
 | John Selby Watson - 1860 - 354 pages
...was taken it will be well to let him state in his own words. " I had seen from the Lord," he says, " a considerable time ' before, that I should take Margaret...mentioned it to her, she felt the answer of life from Grod thereunto. But though the Lord had opened this thing unto me, yet I had not received a command... | |
 | 1861 - 838 pages
...of the highest order, is it not marriage ? And what marriage is at all worth without it? So he says, "I had seen from the Lord a considerable time before that I should take Margaret Fell to wife. And when I first mentioned it to her, she felt the answer of life from God thereto. But though... | |
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I had seen from the Lord a considerable time before, that I should take Margaret Fell to be my wife. And when I first mentioned it to her, she felt the answer of Life from God thereunto. 
