Isaac Penington

A Question to the Professors of Christianity, Whether They Have the True, Living, Powerful Saving Knowledge of Christ or No? with Some Queries Concerning Christ, and His Appearances, His Taking Upon Him Our Flesh (1667)

Some Things of Great Weight and Concernment to All Briefly Opened, and Held Forth from a True Sense and Understanding, for the Healing of the Ruines and Breaches, Which the Enemy of Mankind Hath Made in Mans Souls (1667)

Of the Church in Its First and Pure State, in Its Declining State, in Its Declined State, and in Its Recovery with the Way of Salvation in the Covenant of Life Opened, and Some Stumbling Blocks Removed Out of the Way of the Simple-Hearted (1668)

The Holy Truth & People Defended, and Some of the Weapons and Strength of the Power of Darkness Broken and Scattered, by the Light and Power of Truth in an Answer to the Chief Passages in a Letter (1672)

A Collection of the Several Books and Vvritings, Given Forth by That Faithful Servant of God and His People, George Fox, the Younger (1662)

The Ancient Principle of Truth, Or, the Light Within Asserted and Held Forth According to True Experience and the Faithful Testimony of the Scriptures Also an Appeal to the Witness of God in All Consciences Which Is the More Sure Word of Prophesie (1672)

Some Questions and Answers for the Opening of the Eyes of the Jews Natural That They May See the Hope of Israel Which Hath So Long Been Hid from Them (1661)

A Touchstone or Tryall of Faith by the Originall from Whence It Springs and the Root Out of Which It Grows

The Jew Outward Being a Glasse for the Professors of This Age

Concerning Persecution

Concerning the Church

Some Observations, Upon That Portion of Scripture, Romans 14.20 for the Service of Such in This Present Age, Whose Eyes, and Hearts the Lord Shall Please to Open to See and Consider the Weight of the Truth Thereof (1662)

Selections from Isaac Penington

Memoirs Of The Life Of Isaac Penington - To Which Is Added A Review Of His Writings

A Short Catechism, for the Sake of the Simple-Hearted. by Isaac Penington

Letters of Isaac Penington, Written to His Relations and Friends, Now First Published from Manuscript Copies. to Which Are Added Letters of Stephen Crisp, William Penn, R. Barclay, William Caton, Josiah Coale, and Others. Now First Published

Select Pieces on Religious Subjects, First Published about the Middle of the Last Century. by Isaac Penington

The Works of the Long-Mournful and Sorely-Distressed Isaac Penington, ... the Third Edition. Volume 4 of 4

The Works of the Long-Mournful and Sorely-Distressed Isaac Penington, ... the Third Edition. Volume 3 of 4

The Works of the Long-Mournful and Sorely-Distressed Isaac Penington, ... the Third Edition. Volume 1 of 4

The Works of the Long-Mournful and Sorely-Distressed Isaac Penington, ... the Third Edition. Volume 2 of 4

The Doctrine of the People Called Quakers, in Relation to Bearing Arms and Fighting; Extracted from the Works of a Learned, and Approved, Writer of That Persuasion

Selections from the Works of Isaac Penington

Letters of Isaac Penington