"A Fountain of Gardens: Volume I"
Journal Entries from 1670 through 1676
Jane Lead's Personal Journals of her Spiritual Experiences and Encounters,
recorded first for her own rememberance and study, but then, late in her life,
they were published by Dr. Francis Lee as a help to those in the Philadelphian Society,
and for all those who were yet to be called to the Nazarite Life.
A Photographic Reproduction of the
Title Page of the Original Printing which was over
500 pages in length.This authentic manuscript from the17th century has been out of print for a very long time and has been quite inaccessible to the general public.
The original printing of this book was 509 pages in length; for that reason, the electronic text has been transcribed into 4 segments in order to manage the file size for ease of downloading and printing.
This on-line reproduction presents the authentic old manuscript "as close to the original as possible" rendering the text and appearance of the 1696 printing without any interpretation or commentary both of which are here left for the Spirit of Truth, who will always provide for the seeking and humble in heart.
Due to the length of this manuscript, the on-line transcription of this Authentic Version is presented in 4 consecutive files. This will facilitate ease of downloading and printing.
Preface The Editor to the Reader by Francis Lee, M.D. 1st File Jane Lead's Spiritual Encounters Journal Entries: 16701675 2nd File Jane Lead's Spiritual Encounters Journal Entries: January May, 1676 3rd File Jane Lead's Spiritual Encounters Journal Entries: June September, 1676 4th File Jane Lead's Spiritual Encounters Journal Entries: October December, 1676 followed by a Letter regarding...
"Whether God since Christs Ascension doth any more Reveal himself to Mankind?"
then...A Query: " How are Spirits to be Discern'd?"
plus...Two Testimonies from fellow members of the Philadelphian Society,
one from Dr. John Pordage, and one from Thomas Bromley.
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