The Early Church From Ignatius to Augustine
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John Wessel of Groningen antici- pated almost every doctrine afterward defended by Luther. That he died in peace (1489) was due to the 250 CHURCH HISTORY IN BRIEF.
protection of influential friends whose names, were they known, should be added also to the list of Re- formers. At first Lutheranism was accepted, but soon exchanged for the Reformed doctrine, which has re- tained its ground. In the Netherlands was the first blood shed for the cause in the martyrdom of Henry Voes and John Esch, at B...russels, July i, 1523. From that date persecution continued in those provinces through all the reign of Charles V. , and with more terrible infatuation under his successor, Philip II. Be- tween 1532 and 1538 the Protestant cause was greatly strengthened by the accession of Wiirtemberg, of Pom- erania, of the count palatine, the princes of Anhalt, William of Nassau and many free cities, as well as the kingdoms of Denmark (1536) and Norway (1537).
Meanwhile, urgent and repeated demand had been made for the calling of the General Council to which Protestants had appealed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
John Wessel of Groningen antici- pated almost every doctrine afterward defended by Luther. That he died in peace (1489) was due to the 250 CHURCH HISTORY IN BRIEF.
protection of influential friends whose names, were they known, should be added also to the list of Re- formers. At first Lutheranism was accepted, but soon exchanged for the Reformed doctrine, which has re- tained its ground. In the Netherlands was the first blood shed for the cause in the martyrdom of Henry Voes and John Esch, at B...russels, July i, 1523. From that date persecution continued in those provinces through all the reign of Charles V. , and with more terrible infatuation under his successor, Philip II. Be- tween 1532 and 1538 the Protestant cause was greatly strengthened by the accession of Wiirtemberg, of Pom- erania, of the count palatine, the princes of Anhalt, William of Nassau and many free cities, as well as the kingdoms of Denmark (1536) and Norway (1537).
Meanwhile, urgent and repeated demand had been made for the calling of the General Council to which Protestants had appealed.
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