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The Reformed Baptism Form: The Author (2)

Mike Feenstra·2018-12-14
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The origin of the Reformed baptism form can be traced both to England and to the European continent. During the years after the coronation of Bloody Mary in 1553, the pages of church history record the heartrending stories of ruthless persecution and martyrdom of faithful Protestants in England. Many Reformed saints who had first fled from the Lowlands now had to flee for their lives from England to parts of continental Europe. Thus begins the second part of our story that traces the origin of...

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Mike Feenstra
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2018-12-14

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