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“What Canst Thou Say?” — Paraphrase with Commentary

In 1652, Margaret Fell heard George Fox preach and felt her life change profoundly. This post offers a contextual paraphrase of Fell’s account with commentary.

March 17, 2015 in Bible, Christianity, George Fox, Primitive Quakerism, Quakerism.

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