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subtopics = [[John Calvin]], [[John Knox]]

...an, I. Provan I. A Biblical History of Israel. (Kentucky: Westminster John Knox Press, 2003), 255</ref>, presents a portrait of a young man who was filled

...inarily connected with the public disputes raised by Martin Luther. Later, John Calvin, French theologian of the Swiss, Zwinglian, Reformed churches, figur ...an Reformation in England in the 17th century were important influences on John Wesley and Methodism, as well as through smaller, new groups such as the Qu

...blished schools for [[Illinois]] including [[Knox_College_%28Illinois%29 | Knox College]] and [[Illinois College]], and later moved to [[Denmark]] to start ...en to establish what God purposed in this great land; Charles E Brown, and John Bates, a apostle and prophet team.

...ttention. No book of the Bible was left un-translated. As Catholic writer John Todd observed, “The work was done with great method…” [10] Todd then ...udgments and a ranking of the books into categories. For him the Gospel of John and the epistles of Paul as well as I Peter, rank as “the true kernel and

...miserable and lost sinner; for He so loved the world that He gave His Son (John 3:16). Again, whenever you throw up to me that I am a sinner, you revive in ...points out that the Holy Spirit is that which makes one bold. Preaching on John 15: ‘And ye also bear witness, because ye have been with me from the begi