Book of Miracles

by George Fox
edited, with introduction & notes, by Henry J. Cadbury
with forewords by Rufus M. Jones, Jim Pym, and Paul Anderson

Rank: 86
Recommended by: Kate Kerman
Initial rank: 80
Fact - History - Religion - Religious Society of Friends
Fact - Healing

This is a fascinating book for anyone interested in either Quaker history or in healing. It reconstructs a book about the healing ministry of George Fox, 17th century founder of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers). Fox was a powerful healer, and not afraid to make claims about it. A later generation of Friends found these claims embarassing, and removed many of them from the literature. The Book of Miracles was in large part destroyed, and Henry Cadbury, a biblical scholar, painstakingly reconstructed what he could from an index of the book and other writings about the healings reported in it.

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