Blood Against Blood

This book by Arthur Sidney Booth-Clibborn (1855-1939) that you now hold in your hands inspires us to reconsider our understanding of Jesus Christ and what it means to "take up the cross" and love my enemies. It is a historically powerful and influential book as it significantly affected the early peace witness of the early Pentecostal movement. It served as the clearest and strongest link between Quakerism and early Pentecostal pacifism and it can inspire us still today in the twenty-first century as we seek be Spirit-empowered peacemakers and justice seekers.