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The Reformation In Spain

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  • Gerald R. Procee

The Reformation in Spain is a very humbling account of how God works through persecutions to build his church. Think about Francisco San Roman, Johannes Froben, Julian Hernandez and other [[Reformers]. Do you know these names? Read how God in his providence directed history to the glory of his name.

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Patrick Hamilton Precursor of the Scottish Reformation

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  • Ronald Mackenzie

This article gives a biography of Patrick Hamilton with focus on the role he played for the Scottish Reformation.

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Boston Plea Party

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  • Peter Barnes

This article is a biography on Thomas Boston. Focus is given to his view on preaching and his preaching ministry.

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Lessons from the Reformation

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  • William MacLeod

Looking at the Scottish Reformation, this article draws lessons for the church today, showing that following Christ comes at a cost, which was seen during the Reformation by way of fighting for the authority of Scripture, justification by faith, biblical morality, and the struggle for confessing the truth.

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Luther's Voice in Scotland

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  • James Edward McGoldrick

By 1560 some Lutherans, including Patrick Hamilton, had laid the foundation for the Reformation in Scotland that was led by John Knox. William Tyndale's English translation of the New Testament was also starting to circulate. This article is about the history of the reformation in Scotland. 

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The Faith of the Scottish Reformers

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  • John D. Nicholls

This article looks at the history of the Scottish Reformation (from about AD 1500-1600), the preaching of the Scottish Reformers and their view of the church.

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George Wishart: His Life and Influence on the Reformation

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  • Richard C. Ross

This article gives a biography of George Wishart with focus on the role he played during the Scottish Reformation.

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The Covenanter’s Hiding Place

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This article shows the sovereign power of God in protecting John Paterson during the persecution of Christians, and how God provided a safety place for many who were persecuted.

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Alexander Henderson: Covenanter

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  • Herman Hanko

This article is a biography of Alexander Henderson, one of the early Scottish Presbyterians.

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Giulia Gonzaga Behind the Italian Reformation

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  • Simonetta Carr

This article gives the biography of Giulia Gonzanga, with focus on the role she played in the promotion of the Italian Reformation.

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Our Spiritual Roots: Scottish Reformation Sola Scriptura

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  • Wayne Pearce

This article looks at the Scottish Reformation, showing that it was rooted in the truth of Scripture alone. It calls the church today to continue in this doctrine of sola Scriptura.

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"The Exercise" in the Scottish Reformation

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  • John J. Murray

One of the unique aspects of the Reformation was "the exercise," the coming together of the ministers to study and intepret a biblical text. This was meant for the edification of one another. This article gives the historical origin of this practice and draws some lessons for the church and ministers today.

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We never leap into extreme forms of sin. We always drift into them.... Sin always has a history. J. S. Black
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