The Two Hundred And Fortieth Anniversary of the Pittsgrove Baptist Church Septe
The Two Hundred And Fortieth Anniversary of the Pittsgrove Baptist Church Septe
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Rev. Thos. Patient, who had left the Episcopal Church because of his accepting the New Testament teachings on Baptism (see Brown's history of the Rise and Progress of the Baptists in Ireland, and Cath- cart's Encyclopedia). On Thomas Patient's visit to the Colonies he met anything but a cordial reception at the hands of his fellow colonists (see Pittsgrove, page 69). Thomas Patient returned to England in 1629 or the early 1630 and became identified later with William Kiffin, and was among the s...igners of "Bleeding Hearts, " and also took a prominent part in the great religious controversies then rampant in London especially, and throughout the British Isles, as well as upon the Continent. In Oliver Cromwell's time, and of Charles 1st, the round heads lead in the religious affairs, largely led by the Presbyter- lO ians, who took over many of the Parish Churches. The Baptists also played a very important part and especially active was Thomas Patient, the co-pastor with William Kiffin at Devonshire Square Baptist Church, London, Eng- land.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rev. Thos. Patient, who had left the Episcopal Church because of his accepting the New Testament teachings on Baptism (see Brown's history of the Rise and Progress of the Baptists in Ireland, and Cath- cart's Encyclopedia). On Thomas Patient's visit to the Colonies he met anything but a cordial reception at the hands of his fellow colonists (see Pittsgrove, page 69). Thomas Patient returned to England in 1629 or the early 1630 and became identified later with William Kiffin, and was among the s...igners of "Bleeding Hearts, " and also took a prominent part in the great religious controversies then rampant in London especially, and throughout the British Isles, as well as upon the Continent. In Oliver Cromwell's time, and of Charles 1st, the round heads lead in the religious affairs, largely led by the Presbyter- lO ians, who took over many of the Parish Churches. The Baptists also played a very important part and especially active was Thomas Patient, the co-pastor with William Kiffin at Devonshire Square Baptist Church, London, Eng- land.
What to read after The Two Hundred And Fortieth Anniversary of the Pittsgrove Baptist Church Septe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nj Pittsgrove Baptist Church From Old Catalog Daretown to read onlineMoreLess
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