1644 GILES RANDALL. Anabaptist on the Holy Spirit in Scripture, Need for the Spirit in Christianity, &c SlaveryA very rare work by Giles Randall, English Anabaptist author and disciple of John Everard. Though Baptists [rightly on the issue of believer's immersion] often claim the Anabaptists, there was also a deeply experiential, revivalist mystical vein to the movement. Everard and Randall embody both traits, as well as pacifist and non resistance ideals that would find their home shortly after in Quakerism. Printed in Amsterdam since the printing of
reminds them of the peculiar practices of piety and virtue among ancient Nonconformists
His principles were strictly evangelical
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The Hour of Prayer
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he arrived in May of 1692 and watched the trial of Andover’s Martha Carrier
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I solemnly commend to thee the care of this little church