1569 · Source account
Adriaen Ol, A. D. 1569.
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About the year 1569 there was imprisoned at Armentiers, in Flanders for the word of God and the testimony of Jesus, a brother by the name of Adriaen, Ol, who, as he could by no temptation or threat, inflicted upon him by the papists, be caused to apostatize, but remained faithful to his God, was condemned by those bloodthirsty men. And thus he was not put to death at said place, for the testimony of Jesus, having offered up his corruptible body in great steadfastness for a sweet smelling savor unto God.
To this Adriaen Ol, Jacob the Chandler wrote his nineteenth letter, for consolation in his imprisonment.
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ADRIAEN OL, A. D. 1569.
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