The Writings of John Fox Bale And Coverdale volume 12
The Writings of John Fox Bale And Coverdale volume 12
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c :\n in any respect appal or terrify our settled consciences. For why should that person tremble or be amazed with the threatening* of the law, whose Lord and Master, Christ Jesus, is Judge, and ruler over the law ? Why should he dread death, or the devil himself, the procurer of death, or all the furious champions of the devil, for the safety of whose life, and assured raising' from death to life, the very Son of God, Christ Jesus, is become surety and pledge? "Who, sitting at the right hand ...of the Father, doth keep the keys of deatli and hell, and therewith alone shutteth, and no man openeth, setteth wide open, and no man shutteth, restraining and disposing all things in heaven and earth ■with only a look of his countenance.
And hereof ariseth that wonderful constancy of our martyrs and apostles, in yielding- their bodies to tortures and death ; hereof springeth that invincible force of christian faith ; hereupon is grounded that impenetrable rock of Christ's church, which being so oft undermined by your subtle pioneers, circumvented with so many traitorous sleights and devices, vexed with so many furious outrages of Gentiles and Jews, attempted with so many cruel cramps of the prince of darkness, assaulted with all kinds of torments and persecutions, could, notwithstanding, never hitherto be discomfited with any kind of battery, or shaken with engine, neither shall be overthrown at any time, while the world doth endure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
c :\n in any respect appal or terrify our settled consciences. For why should that person tremble or be amazed with the threatening* of the law, whose Lord and Master, Christ Jesus, is Judge, and ruler over the law ? Why should he dread death, or the devil himself, the procurer of death, or all the furious champions of the devil, for the safety of whose life, and assured raising' from death to life, the very Son of God, Christ Jesus, is become surety and pledge? "Who, sitting at the right hand ...of the Father, doth keep the keys of deatli and hell, and therewith alone shutteth, and no man openeth, setteth wide open, and no man shutteth, restraining and disposing all things in heaven and earth ■with only a look of his countenance.
And hereof ariseth that wonderful constancy of our martyrs and apostles, in yielding- their bodies to tortures and death ; hereof springeth that invincible force of christian faith ; hereupon is grounded that impenetrable rock of Christ's church, which being so oft undermined by your subtle pioneers, circumvented with so many traitorous sleights and devices, vexed with so many furious outrages of Gentiles and Jews, attempted with so many cruel cramps of the prince of darkness, assaulted with all kinds of torments and persecutions, could, notwithstanding, never hitherto be discomfited with any kind of battery, or shaken with engine, neither shall be overthrown at any time, while the world doth endure.
What to read after The Writings of John Fox Bale And Coverdale volume 12?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Foxe John to read onlineMoreLess
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