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Foxe’s Christian Martyrs (Part 13)
CHRISTOPHER WAID Christopher Waid was a linen weaver from Dartford, Kent, condemned by Maurice, the bishop of Rochester. On the day of his execution in July, the stake, reeds, and wood for the fire were taken out to Brimth, a gravel pit outside the village of Dartford. At ten that morning, Waid and Margery Polley,…
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Foxe’s Christian Martyrs (Part 12)
THOMAS WATTS Thomas Watts of Billericay, Essex, was a linen draper. Knowing he would soon be arrested, he sold all the cloth in his shop, gave almost everything he owned to his wife and children, donated the rest to the poor, and saited. On April 26, 1555, Watts was arrested and brought before Lord Rich…
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Foxe’s Christian Martyrs (Part 11)
GEORGE MARSH George Marsh lived quietly for many years with his wife and children on a farm in the countryside. When his wife died, he attended the University of Cambridge to become a minister, serving for a while in Lawrence Sander’s curate. Marsh preached for some time before being arrested and imprisoned for four months…
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LORD, SPEAK TO ME
Amazing Grace Frances R. Havergal, 1836–1879 We are therefore Christ’s ambassadors, as though God were making his appeal through us. We implore you on Christ’s behalf: Be reconciled to God. (2 Corinthians 5:20) As Christ’s personal ambassadors, we should be people of double resolve: To hear what God has to say to us and then…
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