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Hans Landis
Hans Landis appears in the seventeenth-century Swiss accounts of Martyrs’ Mirror.
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Hans Landis appears in the seventeenth-century Swiss accounts of Martyrs’ Mirror.
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Summary Of The Martyrs In The Seventeenth Century.
[After the preceding, sixteenth century closed with the burying alive of Anneken van den Hove, in the year 1597, the following, seventeenth century commenced, not without threats, and the shedding of the blood of the pious witnesses of the Lord.
Read the story →Hans Landis, A. D. 1614.
That the bloody constraint or dominion over the consciences of men still obtains, is a sad thing, and especially is it to be deplored, that those who boast of being, more than others, followers of the defenseless Lamb, have not more the nature of the lamb, but much rather that…
Read the story →Further Observations Touching The Person And The Death Of Hans Landis.
Having through our good friends B. Louwr and H. Vlaming come into possession of a certain extract from a letter dated, A. D. 1659, July 19–29, from one of the preachers at Zurich, who witnessed the death of the aforementioned martyr, we have deemed it well to add it here, that…
Read the story →Of The Inauguration Of The Last Swiss Persecution; Together With The Causes Of The Same, 1635.
The blooming rose of the church of God, in the Swiss countries, had now for about twenty-one 1050 years enjoyed tolerable peace; for it appears, that the thorns which before and about the year 1614 had grown up over it for its oppression, were satisfied with the blood of the…
Read the story →Of The Aforementioned Persecution Itself, How It Occurred, And In What Manner Twelve Brethren Were Apprehended, And Imprisoned At Zurich, In The Place Othenbach (With Some Criminals); And How It Terminated With Them, A. D. 1637.
After the aforementioned proceedings of the Swiss authorities against the true believers in those parts, had taken place, and said believers could not answer according to the former’s pleasure, since their consciences did not feel free to do so, the aforementioned authorities,…
Read the story →Felix Landis, With His Wife Adelheid Egli, About A. D. 1642.
Felix Landis (the son of Hans Landis, who, A. D. 1614, was beheaded at Zurich) was a pious and godfearing brother of the church in Horgerberg. He was apprehended, and imprisoned in Othenbach, in which place he was treated most unmercifully; for he was not given anything to eat…
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