Job Scott
Job Scott
Job Scott (1751-1793) was a gifted and well-beloved minister in the Society of Friends in America. He was known for his total dependence upon the immediate moving and empowering of the Holy Spirit, and his unwillingness to minister without a clear sense of the Lord’s will. On occasions, while preaching, he would suddenly stop speaking and sit down, explaining later that, having lost a sense of the authority and direction of the Spirit of God, he could do nothing without it. The writings in his journal abound with spiritual wisdom and experience, and have no doubt comforted and helped many weary travelers on the road to Zion. Job Scott died of Smallpox on a ministry trip to Ireland in 1793.
All the former conflicts, however grievous in their time, are lighter now than vanity, except as they are clearly seen to have contributed largely to the sanctification of the soul.
- Job Scott (on his death bed)
Books by Job Scott
Selection from the Journal of Job Scott
Selection from the Journal of Job Scott
A selection from the Journal of Job Scott, focusing on his early experiences of the Spirit of Truth when a child, his temptations and rebellion against the Lord’s convictions and corrections in the time of his adolescence, and his whole-hearted surrender to Christ when nineteen years of age.
- 54 pages
- journal
- Audio Book
- 172 Downloads
Pearls from the Deep
Pearls from the Deep
Job Scott (1751-1793) was a gifted and beloved minister in the Society of Friends in America. Pearls from the Deep is a collection of excerpts from his journal and writings, published in 1913.
- 218 pages
- letters, journal
- 201 Downloads
The Journal of Job Scott
The Journal of Job Scott
The Journal of Job Scott, giving an account of his experiences of the Lord’s judgment and mercy as a child, his insights into many doctrinal subjects and Scripture passages, and his complete dependence upon the Spirit of God for the work of the ministry.
- 258 pages
- journal
- 63 Downloads
The Letters of Job Scott
The Letters of Job Scott
A large collection of letters and extracts of letters written by that eminent and beloved minister of the gospel, Job Scott, between the years 1774 and 1793. Also containing his general epistle of “Caution Against Stumbling at the Faults of Others,” addressed to the members of the Society of Friends.
- 259 pages
- letters
- 61 Downloads
