Luther And the Lutheran Reformation volume 1
Luther And the Lutheran Reformation volume 1
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An express order was issued to forbid the practice. The people, however, met in the dock-yards ; and as their usual preacher or expositor did not make his appearance, a zealous youth, named Nicolas, placed himself in a boat near the shore, and addressed the audience in a very pious manner, from the chapter concern- ing the five loaves and two fishes : but the very next day he was ordered to be seized, and put into a sack lest he should be known by the people ; and in that state he was suddenly ...thrown into the river. The writings of Luther had infected the Augustinian monks at Antwerp. Some of them were imprisoned, and recanted; but three, in spite of persuasion, threats, and long confinement, remained steadfast ; and were in consequence publicly stripped of their holy orders, and declared heretics on a scaffold at Brussels, in the year 1523. Two of the three, Henry Voes and John Esch, cheerfully underwent the fiery trial on the same day, testify- ing an admirable constancy. This was the first blood that was shed in the Low Countries in the cause of religion, since the rise of Luther.
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An express order was issued to forbid the practice. The people, however, met in the dock-yards ; and as their usual preacher or expositor did not make his appearance, a zealous youth, named Nicolas, placed himself in a boat near the shore, and addressed the audience in a very pious manner, from the chapter concern- ing the five loaves and two fishes : but the very next day he was ordered to be seized, and put into a sack lest he should be known by the people ; and in that state he was suddenly ...thrown into the river. The writings of Luther had infected the Augustinian monks at Antwerp. Some of them were imprisoned, and recanted; but three, in spite of persuasion, threats, and long confinement, remained steadfast ; and were in consequence publicly stripped of their holy orders, and declared heretics on a scaffold at Brussels, in the year 1523. Two of the three, Henry Voes and John Esch, cheerfully underwent the fiery trial on the same day, testify- ing an admirable constancy. This was the first blood that was shed in the Low Countries in the cause of religion, since the rise of Luther.
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