Philip II, king of Spain, born during the days of Luther, despised the Reformation. His object in life was to destroy Protestants and see Catholicism entrenched throughout Europe. It was Philip whose Spanish Inquisition snuffed out Reformation fires in Spain … Continue reading William of Orange
“Mission statements” for organizations and individuals are prevalent today. Johann Sebastian Bach did that 200 years ago. Johann Sebastian Bach, the youngest in a family of German musicians, was baptized on March 23, 1685, two days old, in Eisenach. He … Continue reading S.D.G.
St. Peter’s is one of the most beautiful basilicas in the world, and the most famous. But it was built at a cost. The church in the early 1500s was beset with sin. Priests by the thousands, finding it impossible … Continue reading The Money Machine
The doctrines of the church were also reexamined… Continue reading The Counter-Reformation
…Bloody Queen Mary ascended the throne and unleashed a storm against Protestants. Continue reading … Whose Will Be Done
The darkest times are ripest for revival. John Foxe observed: “What time there seemed to be no spark of pure doctrine remaining, Wycliffe, by God’s providence, sprang up, through whom the Lord would waken the world.” John Wycliffe was a … Continue reading Ashes of Wycliffe
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