Coligny the Earlier Life of the Great Huguenot
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" His Memoir of the Siege of St. Quentin concludes with these words, " All the consolation I have is that which it seems to me all Christians should possess, namely, that such mysteries do not take place without the permission and will of God, COLIGNY EMBRACES THE REFORMED FAITH. 123 which is always right, holy, and reasonable, and which does nothing without just occasion. And albeit I know not the cause, I am not concerned to inquire ; but rather desire to humble myself before God in submissio...n to His will. " These words, dated December 28th, 1557, show what was the direction taken by Coligny's thoughts, and this stern sense of the Divine sovereignty reveals how largely he had come under the influence of the reformed doctrine. Whence had he derived this faith ? On this point the testimony is unanimous. 1 It was his brother Andelot who, by his conversation, had led Coligny into the new light. Brantdme says, "M. Dandelot, after being taken at Parma, was wedded to the Castle of Milan as his prison.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" His Memoir of the Siege of St. Quentin concludes with these words, " All the consolation I have is that which it seems to me all Christians should possess, namely, that such mysteries do not take place without the permission and will of God, COLIGNY EMBRACES THE REFORMED FAITH. 123 which is always right, holy, and reasonable, and which does nothing without just occasion. And albeit I know not the cause, I am not concerned to inquire ; but rather desire to humble myself before God in submissio...n to His will. " These words, dated December 28th, 1557, show what was the direction taken by Coligny's thoughts, and this stern sense of the Divine sovereignty reveals how largely he had come under the influence of the reformed doctrine. Whence had he derived this faith ? On this point the testimony is unanimous. 1 It was his brother Andelot who, by his conversation, had led Coligny into the new light. Brantdme says, "M. Dandelot, after being taken at Parma, was wedded to the Castle of Milan as his prison.
What to read after Coligny the Earlier Life of the Great Huguenot?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eugene Arthur Francois Bersier to read onlineMoreLess
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