nger from
her doors, but little Jan and his mother entered a new world of love
and tenderness together that Christmas morning. As Rough Moll gathered
her little son up into her arms and held him closely to her breast,
she knew for the first time the power of 'that which was, and is, and
will be.'

VI. THE SHEPHERD OF PENDLE HILL

_'On Pendle G.F. saw people as
thick as motes in the sun, that
should in time be brought home to
the Lord, that there might be but
one Shepherd and one Sheepfold in
all the earth. There his eye was
directed Northward beholding a
great people that should receive
him and his message in those
parts.'--W. PENN'S Testimony to
George Fox._

_'In Adam, in the fall are all the
inward foul weather, storms,
tempests, winds, strifes, the
whole family of it is in
confusion, being all gone from the
spirit and witness of God in
themselves, and the power and the
light, in which power and light
and spirit, is the fellowship with
God and with one another, through
which they come ... into the
quickener, who awakens (them) and
brings (them) up unto Himself, the
way, Christ; and out of and off
from the teachers and priests, and
shepherds that change and fall, to
the PRIEST, SHEPHERD and PROPHET,
that never fell or changed, nor
ever will fail or change, nor
leave the flock in the cold
weather nor in the winter, nor in
storms or tempests; nor doth the
voice of the wolf frighten him
from his flock. For the Light, the
Power, the Truth, the
Righteousness, did it ever leave
you in any weather, or in any
storms or tempests? And so his
sheep know his voice and follow
Him, who gives them life eternal
abundantly.'--GEORGE FOX._

VI. THE SHEPHERD OF PENDLE HILL

'Ingleborough, Pendle and Pen-y-Ghent Are the highest hills 'twixt
Scotland and Trent.' So sing I, the She