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No Cross, No Crown

by William Penn

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Outlining a life of discipleship in Christ, William Penn addresses topics relevant today such as daily bearing the cross, worship and our inner character. Selleck's modern English translation makes this classic (written in 1668) easily readable in the 21st century.
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  WandsworthFriends | May 28, 2018 |
William Penn wrote this book at 25 years of age in 1669 while in prison. ( )
  PJCWLibrary | Jun 28, 2018 |
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This is not the Pendle Hill Pamphlet of the same name.
No cross, no crown, abridged by Anna Cox Brinton, published by Pendle Hill in 1944 and 38 pages is a separate work (Pendle Hill Pamphlet (30) (https://pendlehill.org/product/cross-c...) and Pendle Hill Historical Studies (7)).
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Outlining a life of discipleship in Christ, William Penn addresses topics relevant today such as daily bearing the cross, worship and our inner character. Selleck's modern English translation makes this classic (written in 1668) easily readable in the 21st century.

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