XXVII. TWO ROBBER STORIES. WEST AND EAST

_'They were changed men

themselves, before they went out

to change others'--W. PENN,

Testimony to George Fox._

_'But when He comes to reign,

whose right it is, then peace and

goodwill is unto all men, and no

hurt in all the holy mountain of

the Lord is seen.'--G. FOX._

_'Wouldst thou love one who never died for thee,_

_Or ever die for one who had not died for thee?_

_And if God dieth not for Man and giveth not Himself_

_Eternally for Man, Man could not exist, for Man is Love_

_As God is Love. Every kindness to another is a little death_

_In the Divine Image, nor can man exist but by brotherhood.'_

_W. BLAKE, 'Jerusalem.'_

_'England is as a family of

prophets which must spread over

all nations, as a garden of

plants, and the place where the

pearl is found which must enrich

all nations with the heavenly

treasure, out of which shall the

waters of life flow, and water all

the thirsty ground, and out of

which nation and dominion must go

the spiritually weaponed and armed

men, to fight and conquer all

nations and bring them to the

nation of God.'--Epistle of

Skipton General Meeting, 1660._

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