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Psalm 46, "A Mighty Fortress in the Storm" Scottish Psalter 1650

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Out of the depths Psalm 130 Scottish Psalter 1650

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Stand Firm | Is Anglicanism “Catholic Light”?

Stand Firm | Is Anglicanism “Catholic Light”?

I’m Shocked That You’re Shocked

I’m Shocked That You’re Shocked

29 February 1528 A.D. John Foxe’s Book of Martyrs: Patrick Hamilton—Scottish Martyr & Author of “Patrick’s Places”

29 February 1528 A.D.   John Foxe’s Book of Martyrs : Patrick Hamilton—Scottish Martyr & Author of “Patrick’s Places” Foxe’s Book of Martyrs .   http://www.exclassics.com/foxe/foxe165.htm 164. PATRICK HAMILTON  Patrick Hamilton, at St. Andrews in Scotland, A.D. 1527. His persecutors were, James Beaton, archbishop of St. Andrews; Master Hugh Spens, dean of divinity in the university of St. Andrew; Master John Weddel, rector of the university; James Simpson, official; Thomas Ramsay, canon, and dean of the abbey of St. Andrew; Allane Meldrum, canon; John Greson, principal of the Black Friars; John Dillidaff, warden of the Grey Friars; Martin Balbur, lawyer; John Spens, lawyer; Alexander Yong, bachelor of divinity, canon; John Annand, canon; Friar Alexander Campbel, prior of the Black Friars, &c. Patrick Hamilton, a Scotchman born of high and noble stock, and of the king's blood, young, and of flourishing age, and excellent towardness , of twenty-three years,

29 February 1528 A.D. Patrick Hamilton—Scottish Martyr & Author of “Patrick’s Places” (Preface by Knox and Frith

29 February 1528 A.D.   Patrick Hamilton—Scottish Martyr & Author of “Patrick’s Places” (Preface by Knox and Frith) http://www.exclassics.com/foxe/foxe166.htm Hamilton’s Common Places with Prefatory Note by John Knox and John Frith 165. MASTER PATRICK'S PLACES Hereunto I thought good to adjoin a certain godly and profitable treatise of the said Master Patrick Hamilton, written first by him in Latin, and afterwards translated by John Frith into English; which he names "Patrick's Places;" not unprofitable, in my mind, to be seen and read of all men, for the pure and comfortable doctrine contained in the same, as not only by the treatise itself may appear, but also by the preface of the said John Frith, prefixed before, which also I thought not inconvenient to insert with the same, as here followeth:  John Frith unto the Christian reader. "Blessed be God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, who in these last days and perilous times hath