Sarah Blackborow

Sarah Blackborow (fl. 1650s – 1660s) was the English author of religious tracts, which strongly influenced Quaker thinking on social problems and the theological position of women. She was one of several prominent female activists in the early decades of the Society of Friends, notable also for originating a scheme to distribute aid to London prisoners. Provided by Wikipedia
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    Herein is held forth the gift and good-will of God to the world : and how it is tendered.
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    Herein is held forth the gift and good-will of God to the vvorld, : and how it is tendered.
    by Blackborow, Sarah
    Published 1659
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    The just and equall ballance discovered: : with a true measure whereby the inhabitants of Sion doth fathom and compasse all false worships and their ground. Freely sent forth in the love which thirsts after the salvation of all people, to the inhabitants of Babylon and Egipt, to the end they may receive it, and with it weigh and measure themselves, and know how they stand in the sight of God. And a wo to the priests, and a word to the rulers, and also the difference between the true ministry and false, whether in the male or in the female, and how people may come to be of a good understanding. This is a warning to all people ... because they have forgotten the spirit of truth, which faithfully reprooves them, and being turned from it worships in another, and are out of the truth and its worship, which stands in that spirit that keeps unspotted in the world. /
    by Blackborow, Sarah
    Published 1660
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    A visit to the spirit in prison; : and an invitation to all people to come to Christ the light of the world, in whom is life, and doth enlighten every one that cometh into the world. And a warning to all people to take heed how they joine any longer with that which turns them from him.
    by Blackborow, Sarah
    Published 1658
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    Herein is held forth the gift and good-will of God to the world : and how it is tendered.
    by Blackborow, Sarah
    Published 1659
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    The oppressed prisoners complaint : of their great oppression: with a loud call to Englands magistrates for the exercise of impartial justice, before the wrath of the lamb break forth. With a brief relation of the unparallel'd proceedings of the court, at the Old Baily, the fifth day of the fifth month, 1662.
    by Blackborow, Sarah
    Published 1662
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    The just and equall ballance discovered : with a true measure whereby the inhabitants of Sion doth fathom and compasse all false worships and their ground. Freely sent forth in the love which thirsts after the salvation of all people, to the inhabitants of Babylon and Egipt, to the end they may receive it, and with it weigh and measure themselves, and know how they stand in the sight of God. And a wo to the priests, and a word to the rulers, and also the difference between the true ministry and false, whether in the male or in the female, and how people may come to be of a good understanding. This is a warning to all people ... because they have forgotten the spirit of truth, which faithfully reprooves them, and being turned from it worships in another, and are out of the truth and its worship, which stands in that spirit that keeps unspotted in the world. Given forth by the testimony of truth in obedience to that spirit which speaks truth in the inward parts in her known to the world by the name of Sarah Blackborow.
    by Blackborow, Sarah
    Published 1660
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