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 A LIST 
 
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 REEVE & MUGGLETOFS 
 
 WRITINGS,
 
 LIST OF THE BOOKS, 
 
 TH PART OP THEIR TITLB PAGES AND THE PRICE OF EACH HOC 
 OF THE 
 
 THIRD AND LAST TESTAMENT 
 
 OF THE ONLY GOD, 
 OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST. 
 
 WRITTEN BY 
 
 JOHN REEVE 
 
 AND 
 
 LODOWICK MUGGLETON, 
 
 It may be well to remember the council of G amalial, ACTS v, verses 
 38 and 39, "And now I say unto you, refrain from these men, and let 
 them alone: for if this council or this work be of men, it will come to 
 nought ; but if it be of God, ye cannot overthrow it; lest haply ye be 
 found even to fight against God. 1 ' 
 
 " The people that sat in darkness saw great light; and them which 
 sat in the region and shadow of death, light is sprung up." MAT. iv. 16. 
 
 "To give light to them that sit in darkness, and to guide our feet 
 into the way of peace." LUKE i,79. 
 
 LONDON: 
 
 PRINTED nv R. FKF.N-V, 26, ST. JOHN STREET, CLKRKKXWEI.L. 
 1843.
 
 StacK 
 
 Annex 
 
 THE FOLLOWING BOOKS 
 
 MAY BE HAD OP "7 Q 
 
 MESSRS. J. & I. FROST, 
 
 61 & 62, ST. JOHN'S SQUARE, 
 
 CLERKENWELL, LONDON, 
 
 And will be forwarded to any place required, on receipt of the 
 Prices specified, either in a Post Office Order or otherwife. 
 
 A TRANSCENDANT SPIRITUAL TREATISE upon 
 several Heavenly Doctrines from the Holy 
 Spirit of the Man Jesus, the only true God, 
 sent unto all his Elect . Price Is. 
 
 A GENERAL EPISTLE FROM THE HOLY SPIRIT 
 unto all Prophets, Ministers, or Speakers 
 in the World . . . Price 3d. 
 
 A REMONSTRANCE FROM THE ETERNAL GOD ; 
 declaring several Spiritual Transactions 
 unto the Parliament and Commonwealth of 
 England ; unto his Excellency, the Lord 
 General Cromwell ; the Council of State ; 
 the Council of War ; and to all that love 
 the Second Appearing of the Lord Jesus, 
 
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 the only God, and Everlasting Father bles- 
 sed for ever . . . Price Qd. 
 
 A DIVINE LOOKING GLASS ; or the Third and 
 Last Testament of our Lord Jesus Christ, 
 whose personal residence is seated on his 
 throne of eternal glory in another world. 
 Being the Commission of the Spirit, agree- 
 ing with, and explaining the former Com- 
 missions of the Law and the Gospel, 
 differing only in point of worship. Set 
 forth for the trial of all sorts of supposed 
 spiritual lights in the world, until the ever- 
 living true Jesus, the only high and mighty 
 God, personally appears in the air, with his 
 saints and angels . . Price 2s. 6d. 
 
 JOYFUL NEWS FROM HEAVEN ; or the last in- 
 telligence from our Glorified Jesus above 
 the stars ; wherein is infallibly recorded 
 how that the Soul dieth in the Body, and 
 lieth in the grave until the day God will 
 raise it from death, with a true description 
 of the Kingdom of Heaven and of Hell. 
 
 P> ire l.s. 
 
 A TRUE INTERPRETATION OF THE ELEVENTH
 
 CHAPTER or THE REVELATIONS OF ST. 
 JOHN, and other Texts in that book, as also 
 many other places of Scripture ; whereby 
 is unfolded, and plainly declared, the whole 
 council of God concerning Himself, the 
 Devil, and all Mankind, from the founda- 
 tion of the World to all eternity, never 
 before revealed by any of the sons of men, 
 until now .... Price 2s. 
 
 A TRUE INTERPRETATION OF ALL THE CHIEF 
 TEXTS, and Mysterious Sayings and Visions 
 opened of the whole Book of the Revela- 
 tions of St. John ; whereby is unfolded and 
 plainly declared those wonderful deep 
 Mysteries and Visions interpreted, con- 
 cerning the true God, the Alpha and 
 Omega, with a variety of other Heavenly 
 Secrets, which have never been opened nor 
 revealed to any man since the creation of 
 the World to this day, until now. Price 3s. 
 
 A TRUE INTERPRETATION OF THE WITCH OF 
 ENDOR, spoken of in the First Book of 
 Samuel, 28th chapter, beginning at the 
 llth verse, showing
 
 1st. How she, and all other Witches, do beget 
 or produce that familiar spirit they deal 
 with, and what a familiar spirit is, and how 
 those voices are procured, and shapes appear 
 unto them, whereby the ignorant and un- 
 believing people are deceived by them. 
 
 2nd. It is clearly made appear in this Treatise, 
 that no spirit can be raised without its body, 
 neither can any spirit assume any body 
 after death, for if the spirit doth walk, the 
 body doth walk also. 
 
 3rd. An Interpretation of all those Scriptures 
 that doth seem as if spirits might go out of 
 men's bodies when they die, and subsist in 
 some place or other without bodies. 
 
 4th and lastly. Several other things needful 
 for the mind of man to know, which who- 
 ever doth understand, it will be great 
 satisfaction .... Price Is. 
 
 THE NECK OF THE QUAKERS BROKEN, or cut 
 in sunder by the two-edged sword of the 
 Spirit : 
 
 1st. In a Letter to Edward Bourne, a Quaker. 
 
 2nd. In answer to a Letter to Samuel Hooton 
 and W. S.
 
 3rd. In a Letter to Richard Farnsworth, 
 
 Quaker. 
 4th. In an answer to a printed Pamphlet of 
 
 the said Richard Farnsworth, entitled, 
 
 " Truth Ascended ; or, the Anointed and 
 
 Sealed of the Lord Defended." 
 AND IN A LETTER SENT TO THOMAS TAYLOR, 
 
 QUAKER; being an Answer to some things 
 
 of concernment for the reader to know : 
 
 the particular heads are seven. 
 1st. That Christ could not make all things of 
 * nothing. 
 2nd. That earth and waters were eternal, and 
 
 out of that matter God created all living 
 
 creatures. 
 3rd. That there was a place of residence for 
 
 God to be in, when he created this world. 
 4th. How all Children are saved, though the 
 
 seed of the serpent, if they die in their 
 
 childhood. 
 5th. Of the difference of the fruit of the 
 
 womb, and the fruit of the flesh ; and how 
 
 they are two several trees, and two several 
 
 fruits.
 
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 6th. How the seed of faith, the elect seed, did 
 all fall in Adam, and therefore made alive in 
 Christ ; and how the reprobate seed did not 
 fall in Adam, so not made alive in Christ ; 
 and what it is that purifies the Quakers' 
 hearts. 
 
 7th. How Adam and Eve were not capable 
 of any kind of death before their fall ; and 
 how their fall did procure but a temporal 
 death to all the seed of Adam : but the fall 
 of the serpent did procure an eternal death 
 to all his seed who live to man and woman's' 
 estate, and more especially to those that 
 doth deny the person and body of Christ 
 to be now living in Heaven above the stars, 
 without a man, as all the speakers of the 
 Quakers do ... Price Is. Qd. 
 
 A LOOKIXG-GLASS FOR GEORGE Fox, QuA- 
 
 KER ; in answer to George Fox, his Book, 
 called, " Something in Answer to Lodo- 
 wick Muggleton's Book, which he calls 
 'The Neck of the Quakers Broken;'" 
 wherein is set forth the ignorance and blind- 
 ness of the Quakers' doctrine of Christ
 
 within them, &c. Contents in 36 heads. 
 
 Price Is. 6d. 
 
 THE ANSWER TO WILLIAM PENN, QUAKER, 
 his Book, entitled, " The New Witnesses 
 proved Old Hereticks ; " wherein he is 
 proved to be an ignorant spatter-brained 
 Quaker, who knows no more what the true 
 God is, nor his secret decrees, than one of 
 his coach-horses doth, nor so much ; " For 
 the Ox knoweth his owner, and the Ass his 
 master's crib," but Penn doth not know his 
 Maker, as is manifest by the Scriptures, 
 which may inform the reader, if he mind 
 the interpretation of Scripture in the Dis- 
 course following : 
 
 1st. That God was in tlie form, image, and 
 likeness of man's bodily shape, as well as 
 his soul from eternity. 
 
 2nd. That the substance of earth and water 
 was an eternal, dark, senseless chaos, and 
 that earth and water were eternal in the 
 original. 
 
 3rd. That the soul of man is generated and 
 begotten by man and woman with the body, 
 and arc inseparable.
 
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 4th. That the soul and body of man are both 
 mortal, and doth die and go to dust until 
 the resurrection. 
 
 5th. That to fulfil the prophecy of Isaiah, 
 God descended from Heaven into the Vir- 
 gin's womb, and transmuted his spiritual 
 body into a pure natural body, and be- 
 came a man child, even the Child Jesus, 
 Emanuel, God with us. 
 
 6th. That God by his prerogative power, hath 
 elected the seed of Adam to be saved, 
 and pre-ordained the seed of the serpent, 
 such as Penn the Quaker is, to be damned, 
 without any other inducement but his own 
 prerogative will and pleasure. 
 
 7th. A reply to the discourse between Penn 
 and me. 
 
 8th. What is meant by the Armour of God, 
 the wilderness, and the wild beasts I fought 
 with in the wilderness . . Price 2s. 
 
 AN ANSWER TO ISAAC PENNINGTON, ESQ. his 
 Book, entitled " Observations on some pass- 
 ages of Lodowick Muggleton's Interpre- 
 tation of the llth chapter of the Eevela-
 
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 lations " ; also some passages of that Book 
 of his, entitled, " The Neck of the Quakers 
 Broken ; " and in his Letter to Thomas 
 Taylor. Whereby it might appear what 
 spirit the said Lodowick Muggleton is of, 
 and from what God his commission is ; as by 
 what authority his spirit is moved to write 
 against the people called Quakers. This 
 Answer was Written to inform those that 
 do not know the anti-christian spirit of false 
 teachers, in these our days. By Lodowick 
 Muggleton . . . Price 9d. 
 
 A STREAM FROM THE TREE OF LIFE; or the 
 Third Record vindicated ; being the Copies 
 of several Letters and Epistles wrote by the 
 two last Witnesses of Jesus Christ; wherein 
 truth rides triumphant, and imagination is 
 confounded. 
 
 A Copy of a letter to W. Medgate, proving 
 that God takes no immediate notice, -except 
 in particular cases. 
 
 A Letter to Walter Bohenan on the same 
 subject. 
 
 To James Whitehead, answering six queries. 
 
 To Colonel Pharr, concerning eating the flesh
 
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 of devils; as also explaining the mustard 
 grain, Luke xiii. 19. 
 
 To Edward Fewteril concerning witchcraft. 
 
 A discourse between John Reeve and Richard 
 Leader, wherein philosophy is confounded. 
 
 To Tomkinson, relating, in part, the Prophets 
 sufferings for declaring truth. 
 
 An Epistle to a Quaker, shewing the blindness 
 of those people. 
 
 An Epistle of the Prophet Muggleton's, prov- 
 ing his power to give sentences ; also explain- 
 ing how the devil entered the herd of swine. 
 
 To Christopher Hill, containing his own 
 Thomas Martin, William Young, and 
 Elizabeth Wyles's blessings. 
 
 To Alice Webb, containing the six principles, 
 and her blessing. 
 
 To a friend concerning true and false preachers. 
 
 An epistle concerning spirits. 
 
 To Isaac Pennington, Esq. concerning God's 
 visibly appearing in flesh. 
 
 The Death of Moses unfolded. 
 
 An epistle, proving that Christ had inherent 
 power to die and live again, without assist- 
 ance from anv in heaven or on earth.
 
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 To Ann Adams shewing the peace of a pure 
 life . . . . . Price Is. 
 
 SACRED REMAINS; or a Divine Appendix, 
 being a collection of several treatises, epis- 
 tolary and public, written by the Lord's last 
 immediate Messenger, John Reeve, and 
 after careful examination by the most correct 
 copies, communicated for the consolation 
 and establishment of the Church of Christ 
 by their Brethren, whose faith in these, 
 and all other his irremandable declarations 
 doth (and by divine protection will) remain 
 unshaken to eternity. 
 
 Questions sent to Mr. Sedgwick, by the Pro- 
 phet John Reeve. 
 
 Mr. Sedgwick's Replies. 
 
 The Prophet's Answer to Mr. Sedgwick. 
 
 Of the one Personal uncreated Glory. 
 
 The Prophet John Reeve's Answer to a letter 
 sent him by Esquire Pennington. 
 
 John Reeve's Epistle sent to the Earl of 
 Pembroke. 
 
 John Reeve's Epistle to his Kinsman. 
 
 An Epistle on what was from Eternity, con- 
 cerning the only true God ; of his glorious
 
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 throne; and the pure creation, from that 
 which is false. 
 
 A General treatise of the three Records or 
 Dispensations. 
 
 A cloud of unerring witnesses plainly prov- 
 ing there neither is nor ever was any other 
 God but Christ Jesus the Lord. 
 
 Scriptures proving that Christ Jesus is the 
 only God. . . . Price Is. 6d. 
 
 A BOOK OF LETTERS, or Spiritual Epistles; 
 being copies of 168 Letters, written by the 
 last Prophets and Messengers of God, John 
 Reeve and Lodowick Muggleton ; contain- 
 ing variety of spiritual Revelations, and 
 deep Mysteries, manifesting to the elect seed 
 the prerogative power of true Prophets ; 
 who by virtue of their commission, did 
 truly give the blessing of life everlasting to 
 those that believed their declarations ; and 
 to all despising Reprobates the curse or sen- 
 tence of eternal damnation. Collected by 
 the great pains of Alexander Dalamaine, 
 a true believer of God's last commission 
 of the Spirit; intended at first only for his 
 own spiritual solace, but finding they in-
 
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 creased to so great a volume, he leaves it to 
 posterity that ages to come may rejoice in 
 the comfortable view of so blessed and 
 heavenly a treasure . . Price Is. 
 
 SUPPLEMENT TO THE BOOK OF LETTERS ; being 
 the copies of twenty-three Letters written 
 by John Reeve and Lodowick Muggleton, 
 on various subjects . . Price \s. 
 
 THE ACTS OF THE WITNESSES OF THE SPIRIT, 
 in five parts, by Lodowick Muggleton, 
 one of the two Witnesses and true Prophets 
 of the only high immortal glorious God 
 Christ Jesus ; left by him to be published 
 after his death; that after ages may see 
 some of the acts of the two Witnesses of 
 the Spirit, as well as their writings, and 
 their doctrine now in this last age. As 
 they have read of some of the wonderful 
 acts of Moses and the Prophets, and the 
 Acts of the Apostles, so there will be some 
 remarkable acts of the Witnesses of the 
 Spirit left upon record, of their Births, 
 Parentage, Revelations, Disputes, Troubles, 
 Trials by Jury, Imprisonment and Punish-
 
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 ment they underwent for declaring the 
 Lord Jesus Christ to be the only God, 
 which declaration of theirs accords with that 
 Prophecy of Isaiah, chap, ix, verse 6th : 
 
 "For unto us a Child is born , unto us a Son is givea; and 
 the government shall be upon his shoulders ; and his name 
 shall be called Wonderful, Counsellor, the migbtv God, 
 the everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace." 
 
 Price 2s. 
 
 A SET OF THE PROPHETS' WORKS, bound in 
 3 Volumes . . . Price 2. 7s. 
 
 A GENERAL INDEX TO JOHN REEVE AND 
 LODOWICK MUGGLETON'S WORKS, where- 
 in is inserted the contents and subjects of 
 their Works . . . Price Is. 
 
 Beloved Brethren, 
 
 The afore mentioned Books may be 
 considered the whole of the Writings of the 
 Lord's last Prophets, John Reeve and Lodo- 
 wick Muggleton, as far as the Church is in 
 sion of. 
 
 We have given the contents of each 
 Book, in a General Index, to make reference 
 more easy to those that would willingly be in- 
 structed in the knowledge of the true God and 
 their own eternal salvation. 
 
 JOSEPH & ISAAC FROST. 
 
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 Witnesses. By T. Tompkinsor. 
 
 None but Christ. By T. Tompki 
 
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