Bodily Health, Being the Gift of God, May be Asked of Him without Sin - Puritan John Knox #shorts
"Wherein is Declared His Cross, Complaints, and Prayers Most Necessary to Be Read of All Them for Their Singular Comfort That, Under the Banner of Christ, are by Satan Assaulted, and Feel the Heavy Burden of Sin with Which They are Oppressed" - Summary from Subtitle
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Bodily Health, Being the Gift of God, may be Asked of Him without Sin - Puritan John Knox #shorts - PURITAN JOHN KNOX
John Knox (1514 – 1572) was a Scottish minister, theologian, and writer who was a leader of the country's Reformation. He was the founder of the Presbyterian Church of Scotland.
By the end of March 1543 he was committed to the Christian gospel. It was at this time that he was persuaded to take a more public stand for the gospel and act as the bodyguard for the preacher George Wishart. who had been accused of conspiring to assassinate Cardinal Beaton, the Roman Catholic emissary to Scotland. Only five hours after Knox eventually left him George Wishart was arrested, tried, convicted, and condemned to death.
The exact time of John Knox conversion is not known, however it is clear that by the end of March 1543 he was committed to the Christian gospel. It was at this time that he was persuaded to take a more public stand for the gospel and act as the bodyguard for the preacher George Wishart. who had been accused of conspiring to assassinate Cardinal Beaton, the Roman Catholic emissary to Scotland. Only five hours after Knox eventually left him George Wishart was arrested, tried, convicted, and condemned to death.
