Job Scott (1751-1793) was a gifted and 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. This large collection of letters and epistles addressed to friends, family, and fellow-ministers of the gospel was written between 1774 and 1793, and records some of the painful inward trials, spiritual favors, and heavenly wisdom of a man whose neck was entirely bowed and submitted to the yoke of Christ.

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The Letters of Job Scott
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The Letters of Job Scott

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The Letters of Job Scott

by: Job Scott

Job Scott (1751-1793) was a gifted and 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. This large collection of letters and epistles addressed to friends, family, and fellow-ministers of the gospel was written between 1774 and 1793, and records some of the painful inward trials, spiritual favors, and heavenly wisdom of a man whose neck was entirely bowed and submitted to the yoke of Christ.

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