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His father expected a future lawyer. Instead he hears about the storm, the vow, and the Augustinian order. "May it not prove to be an illusion and deception." #ReformationMonth #MartinLuther

RefToons's tweet photo. His father expected a future lawyer. Instead he hears about the storm, the vow, and the Augustinian order. "May it not prove to be an illusion and deception." #ReformationMonth #MartinLuther https://t.co/oLVwkjxQZW

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Erfurt. Soaked and shaken, he knocks on the monastery door: "I've lost my horse... and I'd like to join your order." #ReformationMonth #MartinLuther

RefToons's tweet photo. Erfurt. Soaked and shaken, he knocks on the monastery door: "I've lost my horse... and I'd like to join your order." #ReformationMonth #MartinLuther https://t.co/qzqMSAV6Fs

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3 days ago

CRACK! Lightning throws the rider from his horse. "Help me, Saint Anne!! If I survive this storm, I will become a monk." #ReformationMonth #MartinLuther

RefToons's tweet photo. CRACK! Lightning throws the rider from his horse. "Help me, Saint Anne!! If I survive this storm, I will become a monk." #ReformationMonth #MartinLuther https://t.co/mCMDP8cqDo

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4 days ago

1505, near Stotternheim, Germany. A young law student rides home as a storm rolls in. "Storm's coming. Better find some shelter." #ReformationMonth #MartinLuther

RefToons's tweet photo. 1505, near Stotternheim, Germany. A young law student rides home as a storm rolls in. "Storm's coming. Better find some shelter." #ReformationMonth #MartinLuther https://t.co/LtzwixR3Q2

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5 days ago

"Today you will cook a goose (Hus means goose in Czech)... but 100 years from now you will have a swan, which you can neither roast nor boil!" #ReformationMonth #JanHus

RefToons's tweet photo. "Today you will cook a goose (Hus means goose in Czech)... but 100 years from now you will have a swan, which you can neither roast nor boil!" #ReformationMonth #JanHus https://t.co/PvgMorhYHw

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Chained to the stake, a paper crown reading HERETIC on his head, Hus is offered one last chance to recant. His answer: "I cannot." #ReformationMonth #JanHus

RefToons's tweet photo. Chained to the stake, a paper crown reading HERETIC on his head, Hus is offered one last chance to recant. His answer: "I cannot." #ReformationMonth #JanHus https://t.co/tsAwhe3war

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7 days ago

1415, Constance. Jan Hus stands trial for heresy and won't budge: "Unless I am convinced by Scripture... my conscience will not allow me to recant." The sentence? Death. #ReformationMonth #JanHus

RefToons's tweet photo. 1415, Constance. Jan Hus stands trial for heresy and won't budge: "Unless I am convinced by Scripture... my conscience will not allow me to recant." The sentence? Death. #ReformationMonth #JanHus https://t.co/SxjWipGurA

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Michelle Carstens 미셸 Weiße Rose

7 days ago

💜💜💜 It's October it is hammer time 🔨🔨🔨💜💜💜 #LifeAndMemories #ReformationMonth #MartinLuther

MichelleC_007's tweet photo. 💜💜💜
It's October it is hammer time 🔨🔨🔨💜💜💜
#LifeAndMemories
#ReformationMonth
#MartinLuther https://t.co/NQgqPoFkXY

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Allen S. Nelson IV @cuatronelson

11 days ago

Do we love those caught in demonic systems enough to tell them the truth? #ReformationMonth #PopeisAntichrist

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"To the darkness of ignorance have been added presumption and wantonness, and hence there is scarcely an individual to be found without some idol or phantom as a substitute for Deity." John Calvin - Institutes of the Christian Religion Book 1 #ReformationMonth

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Missional Wear @missionalwear

14 days ago

📜 “Here I stand. I can do no other. So help me God.” –Martin Luther #MartinLuther #ReformationMonth #ReformationDay #HereIStand #SolaScriptura

missionalwear's tweet photo. 📜 “Here I stand. I can do no other. So help me God.” –Martin Luther

#MartinLuther #ReformationMonth #ReformationDay #HereIStand #SolaScriptura https://t.co/AdI4fyAtth

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Allen S. Nelson IV @cuatronelson

16 days ago

The road to Reformation has many exits. Many Pastors love the idea of a healthy church. Far fewer are willing to endure the conflict, sacrifice, and commitment necessary to see one established. The road isn't easy. But Christ is worth it. #StaytheCourse #ReformationMonth

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Allen S. Nelson IV @cuatronelson

18 days ago

Reject Rome. Cling to Christ. Give us men of the Word. “I defy the Pope and all his laws. . . . If God spare my life ere many years, I will cause a boy that driveth the plow, shall know more of the Scripture than thou dost.” | William Tyndale (d. 10/6/1536) #ReformationMonth

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20 days ago

@GLoncarich I'm thankful that Roman Catholics do not have the power over faithful Christians to burn us at the stake anymore #ReformationMonth

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Allen S. Nelson IV @cuatronelson

25 days ago

So @freegracepress has Purnell’s 1657 Reformed Baptist Systematic Theology on sale for $19.99 through October 31. https://t.co/4Ftv9bf6GV #PastorAppreciationMonth #ReformationMonth

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J. Reese Bradley

12 months ago

All Scripture is breathed out by God and profitable for teaching, for reproof, for correction, and for training in righteousness, that the man of God may be complete, equipped for every good work. 2 Timothy 3:16-17 #ReformationMonth #byfaithaloneinChristalone

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🌷 LIZZIE🌷

@farmingandJesus

12 months ago

#reformationMonth George Wishart was killed by being str*ngled and burned at the stake on March 1, 1546, by order of Roman Catholic Cardinal David Beaton. Wishart was condemned as a heretic for his Protestant teachings, and Beaton watched his execution from a window. •The executioner: Wishart was executed under the authority of Cardinal David Beaton. •The charges: He was accused of heresy for his biblical beliefs and for preaching against the Pope. •The method: He was first strangled and then burned at the stake in St Andrews, Scotland. •The aftermath: Wishart's martyrdom is seen as a pivotal event that helped to ignite the Scottish Reformation

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George Wishart was killed by being str*ngled and burned at the stake on March 1, 1546, by order of Roman Catholic Cardinal David Beaton. Wishart was condemned as a heretic for his Protestant teachings, and Beaton watched his execution from a window.
•The executioner: Wishart was executed under the authority of Cardinal David Beaton.
•The charges: He was accused of heresy for his biblical beliefs and for preaching against the Pope.
•The method: He was first strangled and then burned at the stake in St Andrews, Scotland.
•The aftermath: Wishart's martyrdom is seen as a pivotal event that helped to ignite the Scottish Reformation

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🌷 LIZZIE🌷

@farmingandJesus

12 months ago

#reformationMonth True saint of God, John Wycliffe's body was dug up and burned by order of Pope Martin V in 1428, which was the execution of a decree from the Council of Constance. Church officials carried out the exhumation 44 years after Wycliffe's death to make a statement against his teachings. His ashes were scattered in the River Swift. Thank God for the reformation. This is why they hated him so much he occupied their minds for 44 years and still today. 👇🏻 •Bible as ultimate authority: Wycliffe argued that the Bible, not the Pope, was the ultimate authority on Christian life and doctrine. •English Bible translation: He led the effort to translate the Bible from Latin into Middle English, a monumental task that allowed ordinary people to read the scriptures for themselves. •Critique of church corruption: Wycliffe was outspoken against corruption within the church, including practices like indulgences and the worldly wealth of the clergy. •Rejection of transubstantiation: He rejected the doctrine of transubstantiation, believing the bread and wine of the Eucharist were symbolic rather than the literal body and blood of Christ. •Preaching and followers: Wycliffe sent out preachers, known as Lollards, to spread his teachings and emphasize a more direct relationship between individuals and God, free from the control of a corrupt clergy.

farmingandJesus's tweet photo. #reformationMonth

True saint of God, John Wycliffe's body was dug up and burned by order of Pope Martin V in 1428, which was the execution of a decree from the Council of Constance. Church officials carried out the exhumation 44 years after Wycliffe's death to make a statement against his teachings. His ashes were scattered in the River Swift.

Thank God for the reformation.

This is why they hated him so much he occupied their minds for 44 years and still today. 👇🏻
•Bible as ultimate authority: Wycliffe argued that the Bible, not the Pope, was the ultimate authority on Christian life and doctrine.
•English Bible translation: He led the effort to translate the Bible from Latin into Middle English, a monumental task that allowed ordinary people to read the scriptures for themselves.
•Critique of church corruption: Wycliffe was outspoken against corruption within the church, including practices like indulgences and the worldly wealth of the clergy.
•Rejection of transubstantiation: He rejected the doctrine of transubstantiation, believing the bread and wine of the Eucharist were symbolic rather than the literal body and blood of Christ.
•Preaching and followers: Wycliffe sent out preachers, known as Lollards, to spread his teachings and emphasize a more direct relationship between individuals and God, free from the control of a corrupt clergy.

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Cody Kopacz @codymkopacz

12 months ago

The more I read church history, the more convinced I am of being Baptist. #StayBaptist #SayNoToPapacy #ReformationMonth

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🌷 LIZZIE🌷

@farmingandJesus

12 months ago

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farmingandJesus's tweet photo. #reformationmonth https://t.co/LPc2oksGq9

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