Aug 9, 2006 · "... a series of Confessions, Orders, and Forms which commonly go under the designation of 'John Knox's Liturgy', but more officially termed the Book of Common Order ...

Mar 27, 2021 · Preface (Knox's life, etc.) -- Letters chiefly relating to the progress of the Reformation in Scotland, 1559-1562 -- The reasoning betwixt the Abbot of Crossraguell and …

John Knox was the man sent by God to lead the Reformation. His devotion and zeal, now fully matured in the school of suffering; his sincerity and uprightness; his magnanimity and courage; …

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Knox arrived on April 10th with his pupils, and he immediately began to teach and talk about the new faith. By now there were about 150 in the castle, and they immediately understood the …

Eventually returning to Scotland in 1559, Knox became a leader of the Reforming party, drew up the Scottish Confession, and was the main author of the Book of Common Order (1556-64), …

John Knox Debates God's Law, Idolatry and Civil Resistance in the General Assembly of 1564. Against Apostasy and Indifference (An Epistle to the Inhabitants of New Castle and Berwick, …

“Go!” he said, with the huskiness of death upon his speech, “read where I cast my first anchor!” And his wife read to him the stately sentences I have just rewritten. Fierce as were the storms …

John Knox was the fiery reformer of Scotland. His last day of life on earth was on this day Monday, 24 November, 1572 , dying peacefully near midnight. Three close friends sat by his bed.

Apr 1, 2010 · “Thou hast given a banner to them that fear thee, that it may be displayed because of the truth.” Psalm 60:4. Free Presbyterian Manse, Ferry Road, Leverburgh, Isle of Harris, …