George Fox emphasizes the importance of remaining in the truth of God and not grieving the Holy Spirit. He warns against the dangers of abusing God's power and encourages believers to cherish the truth above all else, as it leads to eternal life. Fox calls for unity and peace among believers, urging them to keep their focus on Christ and to live righteously. He highlights the distinction between true worship and the false liberties of the flesh, reminding the congregation of their high calling in Christ. Ultimately, he encourages them to seek the divine life and power that comes from God, which is essential for their spiritual growth and fellowship.

George Fox preaches about the principles of the Elect People of God, known as Quakers, emphasizing the importance of worship in spirit and truth, the true fellowship in the Gospel, the power of the Gospel for salvation, and the need for faith in Christ. He addresses various topics such as baptism, persecution, the Scriptures, titles, the higher power, and the Kingdom of Christ. Fox urges Christendom to focus on the grace of God and the light within, to forsake evil actions, and to seek perfection through Christ.

George Fox emphasizes the importance of living in love and unity among friends, urging them to dwell in the power of God. He encourages believers to quench not the Spirit and to maintain patience and truth, which allows them to experience God's glory. Fox calls for a community that reflects the family of God, where love and life prevail, and where the wisdom of God guides their actions. He reminds them that all power belongs to Christ, who subdues darkness and establishes His kingdom. Ultimately, he urges everyone to speak in the Spirit and to recognize the divine presence in one another.

Greek Word Studies for an aid_number 34617 preaches on the concept of 'Possession' as described in Titus 2:14, where believers are depicted as Christ's costly possession and distinctive treasure. The term 'periousios' signifies a rich and distinctive possession, originally applied to Israel as God's chosen people and now transferred to believers in Christ. Believers are no longer their own but belong to Christ in a special sense, being His treasured possession. The sermon emphasizes the need for Christians to be zealous for good deeds, dedicated, and on fire for God's work, reflecting their unique relationship with Him.

George Fox preaches about the power of spiritual weapons over carnal weapons, emphasizing that what is established by the sword is sustained by the sword, while what is established by spiritual weapons is upheld by spiritual means. He encourages believers to be peacemakers, holding dominion over those who disrupt peace through the power of God. Fox prophesies a new and living way emerging from the north, transforming nations like waters, and urges against harming those who recognize the earth belongs to the Lord. He speaks of the days of virtue, love, and peace dawning, with the Lamb overcoming earthly kings with the sword of the spirit, ensuring victory.

The preacher delves into the significance of 'walking' in the Bible, exploring the literal and metaphorical uses of the term 'peripateo'. Paul emphasizes the metaphorical sense of 'walking' as conducting one's life in a manner that reflects Christ, urging believers to live in union with Him. The sermon highlights the importance of believers regulating their behavior and ordering their conduct in a way that pleases God and blesses mankind, emphasizing the need to crucify the self-life and allow the Holy Spirit to lead and produce fruit of holy living.

The preacher delves into the concept of 'possession' (peripoiesis) in the Bible, emphasizing the idea of acquiring, preserving, and securing something, particularly salvation and glory. The term signifies God's people as His own possession, acquired through the precious blood of Jesus, and set apart to proclaim His excellencies. Through various verses in the New Testament and the Septuagint, the sermon highlights how Christians are a treasured possession of God, called to live in His marvelous light and declare His praises to the world.

George Fox delivers a warning to Friends, urging them to gather in the presence of the Lord God and be guided by the measure of life towards unity with the Father of light and life. He calls for the dread and terror of the Lord to be present, confounding deceit, and guiding all minds towards God for peace and love. This message is to be shared among Friends to be read in all their meetings.

George Fox preaches about the importance of waiting in the light that comes from the Lord Jesus Christ, to receive power, refreshing springs of life, and be kept aware of God's tender mercies. He emphasizes knowing one another in the life and power of Christ, where the old serpent is chained, and Christ reigns among believers. Fox urges the congregation to walk in the truth and light, to receive the word of faith that reconciles to God, beats down all that is contrary, and endures forever. He encourages obedience to the Lord, staying untroubled, and focusing on the eternal perspective that God provides.

George Fox preaches about living in peace and unity with one another, emphasizing the importance of patience in obtaining victory and the crown. He encourages believers to live in purity, listening to the witness of the Lord God within each person. By staying in the seed and life of the Lord God, one can experience His blessings and presence. Fox reminds the congregation to stand in the truth that reveals their sins and leads them to their Savior, who existed before the world began. He urges them to dwell in the seed of God, allowing it to reign in their lives and empower them to endure persecution for Christ's sake with joy and patience.

George Fox emphasizes the importance of praying in the spirit and with understanding, leading to unutterable sighs and groans. He distinguishes between true spiritual prayer and the Pharisees' long prayers filled with doubt and wrath. Fox highlights the necessity of owning the light and truth that come from Jesus to truly know the Father and the Son, guiding believers out of earthly distractions and into heavenly-mindedness.

George Fox preaches a message of equality and love, emphasizing that God is the creator of all and shows no partiality, accepting those who fear Him and work righteousness. He highlights the unity of all nations and the universal love of God, who sent His Son for the salvation of all. Fox encourages the listeners to have the mind of Christ, to be merciful as their heavenly Father is merciful, and to embrace the gospel that brings liberty and freedom to all captivated souls.

George Fox preaches to all Friends who have renounced carnal weapons, urging them to stand in the power that eliminates the need for wars and violence, emphasizing the importance of maintaining peace for the sake of truth. He advises believers to pay tribute to rulers for the sake of peace but highlights the inability of those living in peace to engage in warfare. Fox encourages Friends to continue paying tribute for the sake of peace and to claim their liberty through peaceful means.

George Fox preaches about dwelling in the stillness and silence of the Almighty, emphasizing the unchangeable nature of God's power and kingdom compared to the variability of worldly influences. He encourages believers to abide in the unchangeable life, mind, spirit, and worship of Christ, who is the unchangeable head of the church. By remaining steadfast in the unchangeable kingdom of God, believers can experience the blessing and presence of the Lord God of life, becoming possessors and inheritors of the everlasting kingdom and promises.

George Fox preaches about the power of the Lord spreading over the world in praise, acknowledging God as the Lord of heaven and earth, peace, joy, glory, mercy, strength, life, and power over death. He contrasts the many lords and gods of the world with the one true God and Lord Jesus Christ, calling for humility and the exaltation of the Lord above all. Fox urges individuals to strive to put down pride and honor within themselves so that the Lord of heaven and earth may be exalted.

The preacher delves into the significance of circumcision in the Bible, emphasizing the transition from physical circumcision to spiritual circumcision, symbolizing a removal of sin and a new birth in Christ. The sermon explores the historical, cultural, and theological aspects of circumcision, highlighting its importance in the Old Testament and its spiritual implications in the New Testament. The preacher addresses the misconceptions and legalistic views surrounding circumcision, emphasizing the true meaning of circumcision of the heart and the need for internal transformation rather than external rituals.

George Fox preaches about the importance of singing and rejoicing in the Lord, even in the midst of darkness and challenges. He encourages believers to have faith and be valiant for the truth, as truth will prevail despite obstacles. Fox reminds the congregation to follow Christ, even in difficult times, as He will ultimately have victory. He emphasizes the significance of living in Christ, the seed of life and peace, which transcends the ways of the fallen world. In Christ, believers find true life and peace that existed before the creation of the world.

George Fox preaches about the importance of believers in the heavenly light seeking out and bringing back those who are lost and driven away from God, distinguishing between the precious and the vile. He emphasizes the joy in finding the lost sheep and the heavenly rewards awaiting those who return to the Father's house. Fox urges believers to diligently seek out those who have strayed, using the light to guide them back to the path of righteousness, contrasting the actions of false prophets and ministers who lead people away from God.

George Fox preaches about the consequences of straying from the light, spirit, and power of God, leading to a departure from unity and true forms into confusion and emptiness. Those who reject the will of God and follow their own wills are led astray by a perverse spirit, denying the power of godliness and quenching the spirit. By rejecting the form of godliness and sound doctrine, individuals risk being condemned by the light of God and falling into a state of confusion and emptiness.

George Fox preaches to all dear friends who have no helper but the Lord, encouraging them to cry out to Him for strength and help in times of trouble. He reminds them to stay in their habitation in the Lord, standing firm in their faith in Christ Jesus. By embracing the seed, Christ Jesus, they will witness the bright morning star appearing in their hearts, dispelling the darkness and leading them to the everlasting day.

George Fox encourages Friends in Bristol during a time of suffering to stand firm in their faith by putting on the whole armor of God and maintaining their testimony. He urges them to keep up their meetings, support one another, and remain faithful to God's power and truth, so they may not be overwhelmed by the storms of life. Fox reminds them to focus on heavenly treasures and dwell in the seed of God, despite afflictions and weaknesses, with a message of standing fast and being faithful.

George Fox preaches about seeking the peace of all men, emphasizing that true peace is found in Christ and peacemakers will be blessed by the Lord. He warns against causing strife and offense, urging everyone to walk in the righteousness of Christ to experience true peace and delight in God's love. Fox encourages practicing righteousness, truth, and judgment, and being careful with words and actions to maintain virtue and goodness in all dealings.

George Fox encourages his friends to look beyond outward sufferings and remain steadfast in the love of God and Christ Jesus, not allowing anything to separate them from this love. He urges them to rely on the power of the Lord as their hedge of defense, keeping them safe from the enemy, and enabling them to bear fruit that glorifies God. Fox emphasizes the importance of spreading God's truth, confessing salvation through Christ, and living in unity, wisdom, love, and dominion in the life of Christ Jesus.

The preacher delves into the significance of the term 'petra' in the Bible, highlighting its representation of a massive, unmovable rock, contrasting it with 'petros' which signifies a smaller, movable stone. Jesus uses 'petra' to symbolize a solid foundation in Luke 8:6, 13. The sermon explores various biblical references to 'petra,' emphasizing its role as a symbol of firmness, hard-heartedness, and the foundation of faith. It draws parallels between 'petra' in the Old Testament and its representation of Christ as the unshakable Rock in the New Testament, urging believers to anchor their lives on the solid foundation of Jesus Christ.

George Fox preaches about the importance of marriages being joined together in God's Light, emphasizing that those who act contrary to the Light are condemned. He highlights that marriages joined in the Light are honorable and not defiled, as it is God who moves, commands, and joins them together by His power.