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"Hello Jonathan and welcome to our website. I look forward to further interaction with you. We currently meet via zoom three times in the month, twice to read and discuss the writings of George Fox and once for an extended period of worship in the…"
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"Hello Rae, It is good to know that you are still connected to the work of spreading the message preached by George Fox and early Friends. Welcome back to our site."
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Are you interested in joining any of our zoom meetings. Each month we host a Saturday morning meeting (2nd Saturdays of the month) to read and…"
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"When I see photos like yours, I want to ask the person in the photo, "Could you please step aside for a moment. I want to look at the books on the shelf beyond you." Some may object, saying that I should be looking at the person in the…"
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"My daughter has gone off again but when I find out how to enlarge the photo I'll see whether I recognise any of the titles by their spines and let you know. I expect my house is the booky-est place for miles around.
"No man can be called…"
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"Photos with books in the background always make me wonder about the titles and contents. "
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Three Questions and The Great Commission
Jesus told his disciples, "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations..."Why make disciples of all nations? Because they have all abandoned the life mankind was created to live. They have abandoned the image of God and instead of living beings, they are lifeless.So, I am brought back to the Garden and I hear the Voice of the Lord walking in the Garden calling, "Ha-a-dam where are you? Ha-a-dam, where are you?"Mankind, finding they are naked, have hidden themselves. Then the Voice of the…See More
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"Oh dear, I now realise that my words just now will be on a notice-board for OYM-ers to see. I really don't like attracting attention to myself. Can anything be done?"
Ellis Hein left a comment for Benjamin Gosling
"Hello Ben Gosling and welcome to our site. Your name is familiar, but I don't think we have ever met before. I look forward to getting acquainted. Feel free to ask any questions you may have. I might have answers."
Ellis Hein posted a blog post
Epistle 78,
I love these first lines. "Friends, in the power and life of God dwell, in unity one with another, that with the life of God ye may answer that of God in every one." We came back to this theme many times during our discussion of the epistle. If we are seeking to reach that seed of God in our adversary we do not take vengeance we do not seek to win arguments. Our aim is to touch something in the other person that causes a Godly response, a quickening of the embryo that has long been buried under…See More
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Do Nothing For The Lord By Earthly Policy
Ye must do nothing for the Lord by earthly policy, nor trust to that; but wait in the power of the Lord God, and be ordered by that to his glory. Ye will never be right, till then, and that must keep peace among you.Epistle LXXV (75) is full of Godly wisdom, but this quote jumped out. Do our lives reflect being ordered by the power of the Lord God? are they the products of earthly policy? This and much more filled our more than an hour of discussion on this epistle. You can access the recording…See More
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Recording of today's study of the Journal of George Fox
We were a small group this morning. The text, however, that we read and discussed I found to be quite powerful. Fox was just coming out from under a deep, spiritual and physical exercise, which many thought would be the cause of his death. As he was being released from burden of that exercise, he had openings into the heavenly Jerusalem and how those who dwell therein know Christ who is able and "of ability" to bring you up into the state of Adam and Eve before the fall and into a higher state,…See More
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Three Questions and The Great Commission
Jesus told his disciples, "Go therefore and make disciples of all nations..."
Why make disciples of all nations? Because they have all abandoned the life mankind was created to live. They have abandoned the image of God and instead of living beings, they are lifeless.
So, I am brought back to the Garden and I hear the Voice of the Lord walking in the Garden calling, "Ha-a-dam where are you? Ha-a-dam, where are you?"
Mankind, finding they are naked, have hidden…
ContinuePosted on 4thMo. 10, 2024 at 3:11
Epistle 78,
I love these first lines. "Friends, in the power and life of God dwell, in unity one with another, that with the life of God ye may answer that of God in every one." We came back to this theme many times during our discussion of the epistle. If we are seeking to reach that seed of God in our adversary we do not take vengeance we do not seek to win arguments. Our aim is to touch something in the other person that causes a Godly response, a quickening of the embryo that has long been buried…
ContinuePosted on 3rdMo. 20, 2024 at 2:47
Do Nothing For The Lord By Earthly Policy
Ye must do nothing for the Lord by earthly policy, nor trust to that; but wait in the power of the Lord God, and be ordered by that to his glory. Ye will never be right, till then, and that must keep peace among you.
Epistle LXXV (75) is full of Godly wisdom, but this quote jumped out. Do our lives reflect being ordered by the power of the Lord God? are they the products of earthly policy? This and much more filled our more than an hour of discussion on this epistle.…
ContinuePosted on 2ndMo. 23, 2024 at 14:29
Recording of today's study of the Journal of George Fox
We were a small group this morning. The text, however, that we read and discussed I found to be quite powerful. Fox was just coming out from under a deep, spiritual and physical exercise, which many thought would be the cause of his death. As he was being released from burden of that exercise, he had openings into the heavenly Jerusalem and how those who dwell therein know Christ who is able and "of ability" to bring you up into the state of Adam and Eve before the fall and into a higher…
ContinuePosted on 2ndMo. 11, 2024 at 3:00
Comment Wall (54 comments)
- At 15:23 on 7thMo. 6, 2011,
Tom Smith said…
We have been in the Minneapolis area for about a year. My major connection with NFF is that for 3 years we attended Manasquan MM with Lewis Benson. My father was a pastor in Indiana YM (FUM) and a missionary in Jamaica and Kenya. He was a student of Friends history and tried to convey the living Christ 24/7. We moved to NJ after my PhD in Science Ed and became "convinced" "unprogrammed" Friends especially with Lewis and other members there. I have been a member or "active attender" in FGC, FUM, Independent(Beanite), EFCI, and Conservative Meetings.
We are now "retired" near our daughter and her family.
- At 12:14 on 7thMo. 7, 2011,
Peter Glass said…
Hello Ellis,
I haven't yet met or known about Tom Smith, but am looking forward to perhaps meeting with him.
Thanks for the information!
Peter
- At 7:28 on 7thMo. 11, 2011,
Stuart Masters said…
Dear Ellis,
Thank you for your welcome. Just read your piece on the Lord's Prayer. Appreciated it!
Blessings,
Stuart.
- At 2:34 on 7thMo. 22, 2011,
Hello Ellis,
b.t.w I emailed Tom Smith, but haven't received a reply yet. I'll track him down somehow, as he sounds like an interesting contact.
Regards,
Peter
- At 17:28 on 7thMo. 22, 2011,
Allistair Lomax said…
I'll put it to the other members of the site committee to see what they think?
Paul and Mike, any comments to this suggestion?
- At 8:54 on 7thMo. 26, 2011,
Kenneth Schroeder said…
- Hi Ellis. As I am a bit isolated here in Portugal, and have no meeting to attend, I am always looking for other ways to surround myself with Quakers. Aside from the Bible and my Quaker Reader, the internet seems to be the best way to do that. I am sure NFF will be a help to me, and I hope to contribute to the mission of NFF as well. Thanks for your interest, and I look forward to communicating with you in the future.
- At 14:00 on 9thMo. 3, 2011,
Peter Kennedy said…
- Greetings from Scotland Ellis. I have been a Quaker for just over 20 years and am saddened that some British Quakers do not seem to be interested in the words of George Fox and the early Quakers, they see them as being secondary to their Quakerism. How often do we hear the words of early Friends quoted in ministry? Fox said that Christ had come to teach his people himself, but we rarely hear his teachings or name in ministry either.
- At 19:25 on 9thMo. 4, 2011,
- I've been to one NFF meeting a few years back - in Edinburgh. I work in Employabilty - supporting those with disabilities, mental health or substance misuse to get or maintain their employment.
- At 15:53 on 9thMo. 5, 2011,
Stephanie Stuckwisch said…
Hi Ellis,
No, it's not my work. It's the abalone inlay on the peghead of my mountain dulcimer. The luthier is Janita Baker.
Stephanie
- At 22:35 on 9thMo. 11, 2011,
- Sorry, Ellis. It's rosewood. The luthier told my walnut is too soft for an inlay.
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