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… the Reformation. For a season religious toleration had prevailed in the empire; God's providence had held opposing elements in check, that the gospel might …

… the Reformation swept back the darkness that had rested down on all Christendom, Sabbathkeepers were brought to light in many lands.

… earlier reformers. The great controversy between truth and error, between Christ and Satan, is to increase in intensity to the close of this world's history …

… the Reformers, another procession, with a far different purpose, passed through the streets of Paris. “Again the king was the chief figure; again there were …

… these Reformers—the same that had been held by the Waldenses, by Wycliffe, by John Huss, by Luther, Zwingli, and those who united with them—was the infallible …

… the Reformers had done and suffered so much.

… the Reformers.

… earlier Reformers, the truths which he presented were not received with favor by popular religious teachers. As these could not maintain their position …

… earlier Reformers. The confession of faith made by saints and martyrs was recorded for the benefit of succeeding generations. Those living examples of …

… . Many reformers, in entering upon their work, determined to exercise great prudence in attacking the sins of the church and the nation. They hoped, by the example …