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They called themselves 'Friends' because of the words of Jesus recorded in John 15:14, 'You are my friends, if you do what I command you.' The early Friends were Christians who believed they could live like Jesus because Jesus lived in them. The name 'Quaker' was applied to the early Friends by their critics. The early Friends were so aware of the presence of God among them that they sometimes trembled with excitement. Upon being threatened by a judge to 'quake' before the authority of his court, George Fox told him to quake before the authority of God.
They called themselves 'Friends' because of the words of Jesus recorded in John 15:14, 'You are my friends, if you do what I command you.' The early Friends were Christians who believed they could live like Jesus because Jesus lived in them. The name 'Quaker' was applied to the early Friends by their critics. The early Friends were so aware of the presence of God among them that they sometimes trembled with excitement. Upon being threatened by a judge to 'quake' before the authority of his court, George Fox told him to quake before the authority of God.
They called themselves 'Friends' because of the words of Jesus recorded in John 15:14, 'You are my friends, if you do what I command you.' The early Friends were Christians who believed they could live like Jesus because Jesus lived in them. The name 'Quaker' was applied to the early Friends by their critics. The early Friends were so aware of the presence of God among them that they sometimes trembled with excitement. Upon being threatened by a judge to 'quake' before the authority of his court, George Fox told him to quake before the authority of God.
They called themselves 'Friends' because of the words of Jesus recorded in John 15:14, 'You are my friends, if you do what I command you.' The early Friends were Christians who believed they could live like Jesus because Jesus lived in them. The name 'Quaker' was applied to the early Friends by their critics. The early Friends were so aware of the presence of God among them that they sometimes trembled with excitement. Upon being threatened by a judge to 'quake' before the authority of his court, George Fox told him to quake before the authority of God.
They called themselves 'Friends' because of the words of Jesus recorded in John 15:14, 'You are my friends, if you do what I command you.' The early Friends were Christians who believed they could live like Jesus because Jesus lived in them. The name 'Quaker' was applied to the early Friends by their critics. The early Friends were so aware of the presence of God among them that they sometimes trembled with excitement. Upon being threatened by a judge to 'quake' before the authority of his court, George Fox told him to quake before the authority of God.
They called themselves 'Friends' because of the words of Jesus recorded in John 15:14, 'You are my friends, if you do what I command you.' The early Friends were Christians who believed they could live like Jesus because Jesus lived in them. The name 'Quaker' was applied to the early Friends by their critics. The early Friends were so aware of the presence of God among them that they sometimes trembled with excitement. Upon being threatened by a judge to 'quake' before the authority of his court, George Fox told him to quake before the authority of God.
They called themselves 'Friends' because of the words of Jesus recorded in John 15:14, 'You are my friends, if you do what I command you.' The early Friends were Christians who believed they could live like Jesus because Jesus lived in them. The name 'Quaker' was applied to the early Friends by their critics. The early Friends were so aware of the presence of God among them that they sometimes trembled with excitement. Upon being threatened by a judge to 'quake' before the authority of his court, George Fox told him to quake before the authority of God.
They called themselves 'Friends' because of the words of Jesus recorded in John 15:14, 'You are my friends, if you do what I command you.' The early Friends were Christians who believed they could live like Jesus because Jesus lived in them. The name 'Quaker' was applied to the early Friends by their critics. The early Friends were so aware of the presence of God among them that they sometimes trembled with excitement. Upon being threatened by a judge to 'quake' before the authority of his court, George Fox told him to quake before the authority of God.
They called themselves 'Friends' because of the words of Jesus recorded in John 15:14, 'You are my friends, if you do what I command you.' The early Friends were Christians who believed they could live like Jesus because Jesus lived in them. The name 'Quaker' was applied to the early Friends by their critics. The early Friends were so aware of the presence of God among them that they sometimes trembled with excitement. Upon being threatened by a judge to 'quake' before the authority of his court, George Fox told him to quake before the authority of God.
They called themselves 'Friends' because of the words of Jesus recorded in John 15:14, 'You are my friends, if you do what I command you.' The early Friends were Christians who believed they could live like Jesus because Jesus lived in them. The name 'Quaker' was applied to the early Friends by their critics. The early Friends were so aware of the presence of God among them that they sometimes trembled with excitement. Upon being threatened by a judge to 'quake' before the authority of his court, George Fox told him to quake before the authority of God.
This was especially true of proto-evangelical movements like the Quakers, organized as the Religious Society of Friends by George Fox in 1668 as a group of Christians who rejected clerical authority and taught that the Holy Spirit guided