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O That My People Would Listen to Me

Quakers hold meetings for business not to decide what we want, but to listen for Spirit’s calling. Ron Hogan

Look to the Light: A Quaker.org column

I Saw No Temple in the City

Quakers require no “steeple-house,” as George Fox would call it, to show their love for God and their neighbors. Ron Hogan

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See, the Home of God Is Among Mortals

Like John the Revelator, George Fox realized Spirit has already come to guide us to the kingdom of the heavens. Ron Hogan

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They Who Have Come Out of the Great Ordeal

God gave George Fox a message, and a mission. Ron Hogan

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Then the Lord God Will Wipe Away the Tears from All Faces

Will we accept our invitation to the banquet in Zion? Ron Hogan

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For I Did Not Receive It From a Human Source

As I read about the revelations that changed George Fox’s life, I could see how his experiences echoed Paul’s. Ron Hogan

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There Is Still a Vision for the Appointed Time

God’s advice to Habakkuk applies to us as well: “It will surely come; it will not delay.” Ron Hogan

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The Word Is Very Near to You

Revelation may not impose God’s will upon us so much as it draws out the potential already within us. Ron Hogan

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The Word of God Is Living and Active

Do we believe in continued revelation as intensely as Friends did in the time of George Fox and James Nayler? Ron Hogan

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I Sought the Lord, and He Answered Me

I’ve taken inspiration from the pattern and example Mary established with her faithfulness, especially her willingness to “magnify the Lord." Ron Hogan

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Let Me Hear What God the Lord Will Speak

While today’s secular culture professes respect for religious faith, it often treats the idea of continued revelation as a joke. Ron Hogan