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1529 · Source account

Two Other Brethren, And Two Sisters, A. D. 1529.

From Martyrs’ Mirror

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Thus they meant to extinguish the light of the truth and the fire of God; but it was kindled only the more. They then apprehended a man, a woman, a man-servant and a maid-servant. Whoever embraced the faith, and desired to separate from the ways, society and idolatry of the world, was apprehended by them. In several places they filled all the prisons with them, intending to deter them by fear; but they sang and rejoiced in prison, so that their enemies who had cast them into prison were more troubled and afraid than the prisoners. They knew not what to do with them, especially since it was only on account of the faith.

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TWO OTHER BRETHREN, AND TWO SISTERS, A. D. 1529.

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