The Martyrs of Spain: And The Liberators of HollandCarter, 1865 - 400 ページ |
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Ægidius Alva Anabaptists Anton Antwerp arms army auto Auto-da-Fé began Bible brethren brother burnt Castilian cathedral Cazalla child Christ Christian Christina Church comfort confession Costanza Count Louis crowd dear death doctrine Dolores Don Carlos door Duke of Alva eyes faith flames Flemish friars friends Friesland Gueux Hadewyk hand heard heart heaven heretics Holland holy hope Inquisition Inquisitors John van Broek Juan King Philip knew Leanor learned les Gueux Leyden living Logroño look Lord Lutheran Mark martyrs Mayken monks morning mother Naarden never night noble once poor pray prayer preacher precious priests Prince of Orange prison Protestants recanted Reformed replied San Roman Saviour scaffold scarcely Scheldt seemed Seigneur de Clairvaux Seville silence sister Spain Spanish stake suffered tears terrible thee things Thou thought tion torture trust truth Truyken Ursel Valladolid voice wife William the Silent words
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216 ページ - And he led them forth by the right way, That they might go to a city of habitation. Oh that men would praise the Lord for his goodness, And for his wonderful works to the children of men!
40 ページ - I am covered under the shadow of Christ's wings, as is the chicken under the wing of the hen, and dwell without all fear under that most ample and large heaven of the forgiveness of sins which is spread over me, God covereth and pardoneth the remnant of sin in me ; that is to say, because of that faith wherewith I began to lay hold upon Christ, he accepteth my imperfect righteousness...
121 ページ - Courage, comrades! This is the hour in which we must show ourselves valiant soldiers of Jesus Christ. Let us now bear faithful testimony to his truth before men, and within a few hours we shall receive the testimony of his approbation before angels, and triumph with him in heaven.
39 ページ - Christ in his right colours. If you suffer him any otherwise to be painted out unto you, when temptation and trouble cometh you shall soon be overthrown. Now, as it is the greatest knowledge and cunning that Christians can have thus to define Christ ; so of all things it is the hardest. For I myself, even in this great light of the gospel, wherein I have been so long exercised, have much ado to hold this definition of Christ which Paul here giveth : so deeply hath the doctrine and pestilent opinion...
38 ページ - Christ, then, is no Moses, no exactor, no giver of laws, but a Giver of grace, a Saviour, and One that is full of mercy. Briefly, He is nothing else but infinite mercy and goodness, freely given, and bountifully giving unto us. And thus shall you paint out Christ in His true colours.
183 ページ - ... desires and opinions are not carnal ; " " but that having the fear of God before their eyes, and being terrified by the threatening of Christ, who had declared in the Gospel that he would deny them before God the Father, in case they denied him before men, they therefore offered their backs to stripes, their tongues to knives, their mouths to gags, and their whole bodies to the fire.
38 ページ - ... for our life evil passed, but hath given Himself for our sins, and with one oblation hath put away the sins of the whole world, hath fastened them upon the Cross, and put them clean out by Himself.
39 ページ - ... that He was a severe Judge. Wherefore it is to me a double travail and trouble to correct and reform this evil ; first, to forget, to condemn and to resist this old-grounded error that Christ is a Lawgiver and a Judge, for it always returneth and plucketh me back ; then to plant in my heart a true persuasion of Christ that He is a Justifier and a Saviour.
81 ページ - Valero, a citizen of Lebrixa and Seville, an apostate and false apostle, who pretended to be sent of God.
131 ページ - They are our brethren -} they live not idly. If they take houses of us, they pay rent for them ; they hold not our grounds but by making due recompense. They beg not in our streets, nor crave anything at our hands, but to breathe our air, and to see our sun. They labour truly, they live sparefully ; they are good examples of virtue, travail, faith, and patience. The towns in which they abide are happy, for God doth follow them with his blessings.