The History of the Reformation in Europe With a Chronology of the Reformation
The History of the Reformation in Europe With a Chronology of the Reformation
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His preaching assumed a more scriptural charac- ter, and thus became more useful.
Twice, during his residence at Glarus, Zuingle visited Italy, being compelled to attend the Swiss army in the pay of the pope, as chaplain to the company drawn from his own parish. These visits were instructive. He saw tlie pride, avarice, and general corruption of the Romish church, and was taught to sigh for reform.
obtained as a preacher, the baron Geroldsek, ad- ininisti*ator of Einsidlen, invited him to that ...place. He accepted tlie charge. There he dwelt in the very focus of superstition. But he did not conceal the truth. To the crowds who flocked to the con- vent in the hope of obtaining remission of their sins, he proclaimed the Gospel of Christ, and fiolemnly warned them against vain confidence. Such ministrations could not fail to be successiul. The revenues of the convent were indeed lessen- ed ; fewer offerings were made to the virgin ; but souls were saved. Pilgrims returned to their houses, exclaiming with astonishment and delight, *' Jesus Christ alone saves, and he saves everij where'* The fame of the preacher spread abroad, and the influence of the doctrines he preached began to be felt in many parts of Switzerland.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His preaching assumed a more scriptural charac- ter, and thus became more useful.
Twice, during his residence at Glarus, Zuingle visited Italy, being compelled to attend the Swiss army in the pay of the pope, as chaplain to the company drawn from his own parish. These visits were instructive. He saw tlie pride, avarice, and general corruption of the Romish church, and was taught to sigh for reform.
obtained as a preacher, the baron Geroldsek, ad- ininisti*ator of Einsidlen, invited him to that ...place. He accepted tlie charge. There he dwelt in the very focus of superstition. But he did not conceal the truth. To the crowds who flocked to the con- vent in the hope of obtaining remission of their sins, he proclaimed the Gospel of Christ, and fiolemnly warned them against vain confidence. Such ministrations could not fail to be successiul. The revenues of the convent were indeed lessen- ed ; fewer offerings were made to the virgin ; but souls were saved. Pilgrims returned to their houses, exclaiming with astonishment and delight, *' Jesus Christ alone saves, and he saves everij where'* The fame of the preacher spread abroad, and the influence of the doctrines he preached began to be felt in many parts of Switzerland.
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