Abdul Baha On Divine Philosophy
Abdul Baha On Divine Philosophy
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But, besides Enzinas, there were other Spanish Protestants abroad, who did much to disseminate a knowledge of the Scriptures and the Lutheran doc- trines amongst their countrymen at home. Among these truly patriotic men were Juan Perez, Cassiodoro OF THE SCRIPTURES. 11$ de Reyna, and Cypriano de Valera. The first of these was a native of Montilla, in Andalusia. In 1527 he was sent to Rome as envoy by the Emperor, and succeeded in procuring a suspension of the de- cree by which the writings of E...rasmus had been condemned by the Spanish divines. On his return, he became head of the College of Doctrine at Seville, where he first became acquainted with Egidio and the other Protestants of that city. His orthodoxy soon became suspected, and he was obliged to leave Spain to escape the fangs of the Inquisition. Whilst abroad, in Geneva and various parts of Germany, he translated the New Testament and the Psalms into Spanish, in addition to which he drew up a catechism and summary of Christian doctrine in the same language, all of which appeared about the year 1557, and were printed at Venice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, besides Enzinas, there were other Spanish Protestants abroad, who did much to disseminate a knowledge of the Scriptures and the Lutheran doc- trines amongst their countrymen at home. Among these truly patriotic men were Juan Perez, Cassiodoro OF THE SCRIPTURES. 11$ de Reyna, and Cypriano de Valera. The first of these was a native of Montilla, in Andalusia. In 1527 he was sent to Rome as envoy by the Emperor, and succeeded in procuring a suspension of the de- cree by which the writings of E...rasmus had been condemned by the Spanish divines. On his return, he became head of the College of Doctrine at Seville, where he first became acquainted with Egidio and the other Protestants of that city. His orthodoxy soon became suspected, and he was obliged to leave Spain to escape the fangs of the Inquisition. Whilst abroad, in Geneva and various parts of Germany, he translated the New Testament and the Psalms into Spanish, in addition to which he drew up a catechism and summary of Christian doctrine in the same language, all of which appeared about the year 1557, and were printed at Venice.
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