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Face to Face: Early Quaker Encounters with the Bible Ron Jones At the turn of theThe writings of George Fox, Edward Burrough, and Margaret Fell demonstrate that at least these three, first generation Friends, were reading the Bible with empathy. They stood within the thought and life world of the earliest Christians and looked at the world through the window of biblical faith. For them the heart of the Bible lay in its personal narratives the stories of living men, women, and communities; unlike many Christians, then and now, they