William Bennit

William Bennit

William Bennit (1634-1684) was an early minister of the Gospel among the people called Quakers, and one who partook largely of the persecution and sufferings to which that people were for many years exposed. For his testimony to the truth, he spent most of his adult life confined in filthy jails, but being preserved in remarkable patience and resignation to the will of Lord, his inner man grew strong in the Truth, and both his life and his writings manifest a depth and a sweetness that show him to “have been with Jesus.”

Books by William Bennit

The Letters of William Bennit
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The Letters of William Bennit

William Bennit

The Letters of William Bennit

The life of William Bennit, containing various epistles of counsel and comfort to suffering friends, his treatise entitled “Prison Mediations of a Humble Heart,” and a memoir of his religious experience and character.

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