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Calvin and the Burning of Servetus

George Ophoff·1942-08-01
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Upon the summit of the hill Champel, about a half hour journey from Geneva, stands a stone of granite, placed there to mark the spot where Servetus, the Spaniard was burned at the stake. There on a bright summer day of October 1553, out of a thick cloud of smoke that rose from a pile of smoldering wood, strewn with sulphur, screamed the tortured man: "Jesus, thou Son of the eternal God, have mercy on me!" -- and died. In this cry we detect his blasphemy, as the reformer William Farel called to...

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George Ophoff
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1942-08-01

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