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Books lately Printed for a general service to the Truth.
ISaac Penningtous Naked Truth, or Truth Nakedly manifesting it self in several particulars, for the removing of hin∣drances out of the way of the simple hearted, that they may come to true Knowledge, Life, Liberty, Peace, and Joy in the Lord, through the vertue and power of his precious Truth, revealed and working in them; by way of Question and An∣swer.
The Flesh and Blood of Christ, both in the Mystery and in the outward testified to, by I. P.
R. Barclay's Truth cleared of Calumnies.
The Staggering Instability of the Pretended Stable-Christi∣ans discovered, by R. B. against William Mitchel.
An account of a Dispute between the Students of Divinity of Aberdeen, and the People called Quakers, by R. B. G. K. —Quakerism confirmed, in Answer to Quakerism canvassed.
The Anarchy of the Ranters, and other Libertines; the Hierarchy of the Romanists and other pretended Churches; e∣qually refused and refuted in a two-fold Apology, for the Church and People of God, called in derision, Quakers, by R. Barclay.
G. Fox, to all the Kings and Princes, and Governours in the whole World.
The Spiritual Man Christ Jesus, the Blessed Seed, Light of Life, Purger of Conscience, by G. Fox.
—Christian Liberty commended, and Persecution condemned.
A small Treatise concerning Swearing, its use in the Law, and end in the Gospel, by G. Fox.
The beginning of Tythes in the Law, and ending in the Gospel.
A Testimony to all Masters of Ships and Sea-men, by G. Fox.
Thomas Bayles Testimony to the Universal Love of God in Christ Jesus to the Sons of Men.
A Warning against the Deceit of setting up Man's Reason as Judge in Spiritual matters, Translated out of Low Dutch, by Stephen Crisp.
Immediate Revelation not ceased, by G. Keith.
The Universal free grace of the Gospel asserted, by G. Keith.
Quakerisme no Popery, by G. Keith.