ANTROBUS, BENJAMIN, his
testimony to the value of
Barclay's Apology, xiii.
Declaration of faith by him
and others, 211
APOLOGY for the Quakers,
Barclay's, xii. 65 to 69
Brief Apology for the Qua-
kers, by William Chandler
and others, 45, 158 to 160
ARSCOTT, ALEXANDER, on
the benefits accruing from
the coming, death, resurrec-
tion, &c., of our Lord Jesus
Christ, 206
ASHBY, RICHARD, Confession
of Faith, xvii. 47
Of the Three that bear record
in Heaven, 47
On the miraculous conception,
divinity, atonement, and re-
surrection of Jesus Christ,
47. 168
He sits at the right hand of
God, our Mediator, &c., 168,
169
The Holy Spirit is God, 47
On the Holy Scriptures, ib.
ATKINSON, AARON, declara-
tion of faith, xvii. 171
Miraculous conception, divini-
ty, propitiatory sacrifice, &c.
of Jesus Christ, 171
He maketh intercession for us
in Heaven, and will come to
judge the world, 153, 154
ATONEMENT, vide Propitia-
tory Sacrifice
BANKS, JOHN, his view of the
faith of the primitive Friends
in Christ Jesus, xvii. 199.
202
Miraculous conception, divini-
ty, and atonement, 200, &c.
Quakers believe in Christ for
remission of sins and salva-
tion, 201
ROBERT, Cate-
chism and Confession of
Faith, xii. 34. 63
Apology, xii. 65 to 69. 241
Testimonies to their excellence,
xiii.
Anarchy of the Ranters, ap-
proved by the Morning Meet-
ing, xix.
The church has power to dis-
own such as deny its doc-
trines, xxiii.
On the Three that bear record
in Heaven, 34
Quakers no Socinians, 35
Divinity of Christ asserted, 34,
35. 63, 64, 65, 66
Conjunction and unity of the
eternal Son of God in and
with the man Christ Jesus,
64
Jesus Christ is our Mediator,
66
The gift of the Holy Spirit does
not equal us with Christ, 66
Quakers do not deny or dero-
gate from the atoning sac-
rifice of Jesus Christ, 65 to
69
All remission of sins is in and
by virtue of that sacrifice,
67, 68, 69
All men partake of the effects
of Adam's fall, 67. 69
It is the duty of all those who
have the sacred writings, to
believe in their record of
Christ's coming, sufferings,
&c., 67
It is damnable unbelief not to
believe it, 67
Man has no power or ability to
bring himself out of the fall,
67.69
No acts of ours, however good,
can procure remission of past
sins, 68
The Holy Scriptures are a se-
condary rule, 242
Quakers deny all pretences to
the revelation of new doc-
trines, 246
Scriptures are the only stand-
ard to try doctrines by, 244
They cannot beguile any one,
245
BARNARDISTON, GILES, tes-
timony against the unsound
doctrines of Jeffery Bullock,
137 to 144. 234
Quakers' testimony to the Christ
that died at Jerusalem, 144.
234
He died for the sins of the
whole world, 144, 233
Quakers have a reverent es-
teem for his precious blood
shed at Jerusalem, 144
BATHURST, ELIZABETH, re-
ply to false charges against
the Quakers, 151
They believe in the divinity,
humanity, and propitiatory
sacrifice of Christ, 152 to 154
He is our Mediator, &c. 153
They fully believe the Scrip-
tures, 152. 267
BAYLES, THOMAS, declaration
of faith, 193
Inspiration of the Holy Scrip-
tures, ib.
On the atonement of Jesus
Christ, ib.
BAYLY, WILLIAM, Christ Je-
sus the only sacrifice for sin,
134
Quakers own his blood both as
outwardly shed and inwardly
sprinkled, 134, 135
Christ's blood more excellent
than that of the best man
that ever was or shall be,
134
His miraculous conception and
divinity owned, 134 to 136
Denies that the light of Christ
is the blood that cleanseth,
136
Christ's manhood and body glo-
rious, 136
BEAVEN, THOMAS, declara-
tion of faith, xviii. 49
Of the Three that bear record
in heaven, 49
Of the miraculous conception,
divinity and humanity, of Je-
sus Christ, ib.
He is the Atonement for our
sins, our Intercessor, Media-
tor, and Advocate with the
Father, 49
The Holy Ghost proceedeth
from the Father and the Son,
ib.
On the Holy Scriptures, 279
BINGLEY, WILLIAM, declara-
tion of faith, 50. 212
Christ Jesus our light, life, &c.
50; our Mediator and Advo-
cate with the Father, 213
On the divinity of Christ, and
the Three that bear record
in heaven, 50. 213 to 223
On the Holy Scriptures, 216
BISHOP, GEORGE, on the mi-
raculous conception, divinity,
and atonement of Jesus Christ,
111
There is no remission of sins,
salvation, or justification but
by him, 112
BOURN, EDWARD, on the
Three that bear record in
Heaven, 44
Christ Jesus is our Atonement
and Advocate with the Fa-
ther, 136, 137
We are justified by faith in
him, 137
On the Holy Scriptures, 264
BOWATER, JOHN, declaration
of faith, 50. 213 to 223
On the Three that bear record
in heaven, 50
On the divinity of Christ, 50.
213
He is our light, life, Mediator
and Advocate, 213
BRISTOL Men's meeting, testi-
Condemns his errors, 234
BURNYEAT, JOHN, faith of
Friends in Jesus Christ, and
his propitiatory sacrifice, xv.
157; he died, rose again, as-
cended into glory, and is now
at the right hand of God, 157
Of the Three that bear record
in Heaven, 44
Christ Jesus is now come the
second time by his Holy Spi-
rit in our hearts, 157
BURROUGH, EDWARD, faith
of Friends in the Three that
bear record in Heaven, 40
Declaration of faith, 113
Christ Jesus is our propitiation,
and will be our Judge, 114;
his divinity asserted, 113 to
115
The Holy Spirit leads all who
obey it into the belief of all
that is recorded in the Holy
Scripture, 115
On the Holy Scriptures, 259,
260
Miraculous conception, divini-
ty, and propitiatory sacrifice
of Jesus Christ, ib. 168, 169
He is ascended, and sits in glory
at the right hand of the Fa-
ther, 168
He is our Mediator, and will be
our Judge, ib.
SAMUEL, Quakers
own the Lord Jesus Christ,
and expect salvation by him
only, 146
His miraculous conception own-
ed, 146
CHANDLER, WILLIAM, con-
fession of faith, xvii. 45. 158
Of the Three that bear record
in Heaven, 45
On the miraculous conception,
divinity, propitiatory sacri-
fice, resurrection, &c., of
Christ Jesus, 158 to 160
He is our Mediator and Advo-
cate, 158
On the Holy Scriptures, 267
CHEEVERS, SARAH, declara-
tion of faith, 123
Miraculous birth, divinity, death,
resurrection and ascension of
Christ, ib.
He shall come again to judg-
ment, ib.
CHRIST JESUS our Mediator
and Intercessor, viii. 36, 37.
49, 50. 52. 54. 58. 60, 61. 66.
72. 74. 77, 78. 81. 88. 94. 97.
99. 105. 108
Our propitiation, see Propitia-
tory Sacrifice, and Quakers
Miraculous conception of, see
Quakers, and Divinity of
Christ.
He is the true light which en-
lighteneth every man, viii.
42, 43. 47. 50. 53. 55. 62. 70.
78. 80. 83, 84. 88, 89. 94.
110, 111. 118, 119. 121. 126,
127. 130, 131. 133.
CADE, JOHN, confession of faith, CLARIDGE, RICHARD, decla-
On the Three that bear record
in Heaven, 47
The Holy Spirit is God, ib.
ration of faith, xviii. 175.
Miraculous conception, divinity
and atonement of Jesus Christ,
48. 175
He is both God and man, our
Mediator and Intercessor, 176,
177
On the Three that bear record
in Heaven, 48
Scriptures are the best declara-
tion of Christian faith, &c.
ib.
CONFESSIONS OF FAITH
repeatedly issued by Friends,
ix.
By Richard Farnsworth, x. 42
By George Fox the younger, x.
41. 116. 120
By John Crooke, x. 46. 124
By William Smith, x. 128
By Isaac Pennington, x. 102 to
110
By William Penn, xi. 36, 37.
70, 71. 73. 79. 81, 82
By George Fox, xi. 32, 33. 55.
57.59
By William Dewsbery, x. 111
By Humphrey Smith, x. 110
By Robert Barclay, xii. 34, 35.
63
By George Whitehead, xi. xiv.
50. 89. 93, 94. 211
Charles Marshall, xv. 50. 130
to 134
By John Burnyeat and John
Watson, xv. 44. 157
By George Whitehead and
others to Parliament, xvi. 50.
212 to 223
By the Society and presented
to Parliament, xvi. 50. 208
By William Fallowfield and
others, xvi. 50. 212
By thirty-two persons and pre-
sented to Parliament, xvi.
222
By William Chandler and others,
xvii. 45. 158
By John Tompkins, xvii. 188 to
192
By Benjamin Coole, xvii. 45
By Richard Ashby and others,
xvii. 47. 168
By Thomas Story and others,
xi. xvii. 171
By Richard Claridge, xviii. 175
By Daniel Phillips, xvii. 195
By John Banks, xvii. 199 to
202
By Thomas Beaven, xviii. 49
By the Men's Meeting of Bris-
tol, xviii. 292
By Edward Burrough, 113
By Joseph Wyeth, 172
By Catharine Evans and Sarah
Cheevers, 123
By William Bayly, 134
By the Hartford Quakers, 147
By Elizabeth Bathurst, 151
By Clement Lake, 156
By John Field, 165
By Thomas Ellwood, 170
By John Gratton, 180
By Christopher Story, 184
By Robert Haskins, 186
By Thomas Bayles and others,
192
By a Meeting of ministering
Friends, held in Philadel-
phia, 209
By George Whitehead, John
Field and others, 211, 212
By Alexander Parker, x.
Confessions of Faith are entitled
to the character of Society
acts, xix.
COOLE, BENJAMIN, Confes-
sion of Faith, xvii. 45
Of the Three that bear record
in heaven, 45
On the divinity, glorious offices,
propitiatory sacrifice, &c., of
Jesus Christ, 45. 162. 164
On the Holy Scriptures, 269
COTTON, ARTHUR, declara-
tion of faith, 193
The inspiration of Holy Scrip-
ture, 193
On the propitiation of Jesus
Christ, 193
CRISP, SAMUEL, faith in Jesus
Christ, 98
Quakers believe in his atone-
ment, 199, 200
On the Holy Scriptures, 279
CROOKE, JOHN, Confession of
faith, x. 46. 124
Quakers have not receded from
their first principles, xxvii.
46. 124
Of the Holy Three that bear
record in heaven, 46
Divinity of Christ, 46. 124 to
127
He died as a propitiation for our
sins, 125
Christ's offering cannot be
slighted by the christian, 126
If He had not died for us, we
should have perished, 126
On the resurrection, 127
CURWEN, THOMAS, on the
Three that bear record in
heaven, &c. 43
Divinity of Christ, &c. ib.
DECLARATIONS OF FAITH.
See Confessions
DEHORN, GEORGE, declara-
tion of faith, 193
Divine authority of the Holy
Scriptures, 193
Divinity and propitiation of Je-
sus Christ, 193
DEWSBERY, WILLIAM, Christ
is the true Saviour, 111
On the miraculous conception,
divinity and propitiatory sac-
rifice of Jesus Christ, 111
On the Holy Scriptures, 265
The revelations of Jesus Christ
are according to Scripture,
257
DISCIPLINE OF FRIENDS,
requires that the manuscripts
of works on doctrines be sub-
mitted to the Morning meet-
ing, or meeting for Sufferings,
Rule requiring that such as are
unsound in doctrine, shall be
dealt with and disowned, xxii.
237
Disownment of Jeffery Bullock
for unsound doctrines, xxii.
229 to 237
Quarterly and monthly meet-
ings are required to see that
ministers who travel are sound
in doctrine, 238
Rule of Philadelphia, Baltimore,
North Carolina, Ohio and In-
diana yearly meetings, rela-
tive to such as deny the di-
vinity of Christ, &c. xxii. 238
DIVINITY OF JESUS CHRIST
believed in by the Society of
Friends, vii. xiv. xv. 32, 33,
34 to 239. 241. 251. 266
ECCLESTONE, THEODORE,
testimony concerning John
Crooke, 178
On the divinity and glorious
offices of Jesus Christ, 178
He is our atonement for sin and
Advocate with the Father,
179
EDMUNDSON, WILLIAM, on
the divinity and offices of our
Lord Jesus Christ, 161
He is our propitiation, Media-
tor, Intercessor and Advocate
with the Father, 161, 162
ELLWOOD, THOMAS, submits
his manuscript Epistle to the
Morning meeting, xx.
Declaration of faith, &c. 170
On the divinity and propitiation
of Jesus Christ, 170, 171
He is our Mediator and Advo-
cate, the Judge of quick and
dead, 170, 171
The Quakers pray to him, 171
Defence of William Penn from
the charge of Deism, 170,
171
On the excellency of the Holy
EPISTLE of sixty-six Friends,
Scriptures, 273
relative to the separation of
Wilkinson and Story, 139
EVANS, CATHARINĚ, decla-
ration of faith, miraculous
conception, divinity, death,
resurrection, &c., of Christ
Jesus, 123
FALL OF MAN-See Quakers.
FALLOWFIELD, WILLIAM,
declaration of faith, &c., 50.
213. 222
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