1560 · Source account
Soetgen Van Den Houte, And Martha, A. D. 1560.
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At this time also a pious woman named Soetgen van den Houte fell into the hands of the persecutors of the truth, so that after severe assaults and imprisonment she testified and confirmed the faith of the ever enduring truth with her death and blood, on the 27th of November, 1560, in the city of Ghent; and with her another woman, named Martha. Soetgen van den Houte also states that her husband had previously likewise valiantly trodden the wine-press of suffering and fearlessly testified the truth, and gave his life for it, as the following testament clearly shows.
Original heading and source location
SOETGEN VAN DEN HOUTE, AND MARTHA, A. D. 1560.
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