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1. Harry asked after their progress on their personal journeys and was regaled of their every effort in unnoticed service and humble dedication to furthering their understanding and reformation of un-useful attitudes and ideas

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2. brought a great reformation to Israel

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3. This reformation included

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4. Psychopathically hard men made harder by a system of punishment as opposed to reformation

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5. Before the reformation of the silver coin in King William's time, exchange between England and Holland, computed in the usual manner, according to the standard of their respective mints, was five-and twenty per cent

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6. The French coin was, before the late reformation of the English gold coin, much less wore than the English, and was perhaps two or three per cent

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7. Since the reformation of the gold coin, the exchange has been constantly in favour of England, and against France

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8. The computed exchange, before the late reformation of the gold coin, was generally against London with Amsterdam, Hamburg, Venice, and, I believe, with all other places which pay in what is called bank money

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9. Since the reformation of the gold coin, it has been in favour of London, even with those places

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10. Should this currency, therefore, be at any time worn, clipt, or otherwise degraded below its standard value, the state, by a reformation of its coin, can effectually re-establish its currency

11. In Holland the market price of bullion is generally above the mint price, for the same reason that it was so in England before the late reformation of the gold coin

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12. Nobody imagines, I beileve, that even the greater part of the annual coinage, amounting, for ten years together, before the late reformation of the gold coin, to upwards of £800,000 a-year in gold, was an annual addition to the money before current in the kingdom

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13. In Great Britain it was, before the late reformation, a good deal so, the gold being more than two per cent

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14. If, before the late reformation of the gold coin, for example, there had been a seignorage of five per cent

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15. It was upon this account, that during the ten or twelve years immediately preceding the late reformation of the gold coin, the annual coinage amounted, at an average, to more than £850,000

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16. But this could not well be done without some knowledge of the original languages, of which the study was therefore gradually introduced into the greater part of universities; both of those which embraced, and of those which rejected, the doctrines of the reformation

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17. The Greek language was connected with every part of that classical learning, which, though at first principally cultivated by catholics and Italians, happened to come into fashion much about the same time that the doctrines of the reformation were set on foot

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18. But the power of the pope, in the collation of the great benefices of the church, seems, before the reformation, to have been nowhere so effectually and so universally restrained as in France and England

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19. The authority of the church of Rome was in this state of declension, when the disputes which gave birth to the reformation began in Germany, and soon spread themselves through every part of Europe

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20. reformation in their own dominions

21. The pope favoured the tyrant and the archbishop, and Gustavus Vasa found no difficulty in establishing the reformation in Sweden

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22. The magistrates of Berne and Zurich, who had no particular quarrel with the pope, established with great ease the reformation in their respective cantons, where just before some of the clergy had, by an imposture somewhat grosser than ordinary, rendered the whole order both odious and contemptible

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23. With their assistance, it was enabled, though not without great difficulty, and much bloodshed, either to suppress altogether, or to obstruct very much, the progress of the reformation in their dominions

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24. , accordingly, though he did not embrace himself the greater part of the doctrines of the reformation, was yet enabled, by their general prevalence, to suppress all the monasteries, and to abolish the authority of the church of Rome in his dominions

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25. That he should go so far, though he went no further, gave some satisfaction to the patrons of the reformation, who, having got possession of the government in the reign of his son and successor completed, without any difficulty, the work which Henry VIII

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26. In some countries, as in Scotland, where the government was weak, unpopular, and not very firmly established, the reformation was strong enough to overturn, not only the church, but the state likewise, for attempting to support the church

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27. Among the followers of the reformation, dispersed in all the different countries of Europe, there was no general tribunal, which, like that of the court of Rome, or an oecumenical council, could settle all disputes among them, and, with irresistible authority, prescribe to all of them the precise limits of orthodoxy

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28. When the followers of the reformation in one country, therefore, happened to differ from their brethren in another, as they had no common judge to appeal to, the dispute could never be decided; and many such disputes arose among them

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29. They gave birth, accordingly, to the two principal parties or sects among the followers of the reformation, the Lutheran and Calvinistic sects, the only sects among them, of which the doctrine and discipline have ever yet been established by law in any part of Europe

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30. effectual for preventing the two last as the first-mentioned scheme of reformation

31. A great man who almost single-handedly started the Protestant Reformation with the nailing of his ninety-five theses on the door of the church at Wurtemberg

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32. The time of reformation Heb 9:10

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33. As I stated earlier, when I was a student at New College and for reasons best known to myself at the time, I opted to study the history of the early church rather than the church at the time of the Reformation

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34. In spite of the Reformation, the Protestant churches in many respects followed the Roman model; only the players were different

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35. Since at least the time of the Reformation, religion in the Protestant west has been highly cognitive

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36. He had not required the reformation of their waywardness before he had relieved their oppression, although they had started the process

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37. “After the Leipzig debate, Luther called openly for a reformation of the church…On biblical grounds he denied the validity of the principles on which the papacy based its rule in the church; the supremacy of the church over the state; the supremacy of the papacy over the general council; the right of the papacy to regard itself as the authoritative interpreter of the Scripture

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38. shaping should be poor thing, his life should not be narrow think character will not change once they are formed, a bad character formed in the childhood, through education reformation, or

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39. A promise of a happy reformation at last, and a return to their primitive

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40. law, and live in the times of reformation

41. The lightning strike that ignited the Protestant Reformation occurred on Oct

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42. 3 Preserved Smith, The Age of the Reformation (New York, Henry Holt and Co

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43. THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION IN ENGLAND AND SCOTLAND: TIES TO

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44. To a large degree, the invention of the printing press with the associated spread of literacy made the Protestant Reformation inevitable

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45. religion, as had been the case with Protestantism after the Reformation

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46. From the time of the Reformation to today, you have had a profound respect for the Old Testament

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47. The Age of the Reformation

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48. restoring to the church since the time of the Reformation

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49. Even the concept that creation and destruction are really one and the same reformation process can be grasped through observation and contemplation

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50. 1 Some day a reformation in the Christian church may strike deep enough to get back to the unadulterated religious teachings of Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith

51. Bring an Uprising Not a Reformation

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52. In the 16th Century, for example, Martin Luther arose like a potential spiritual vanguard of faith in the Protestant Reformation

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53. Why would we want to reform missions under the same demobilizing prejudice and power issues which the first Protestant reformation left intact and passed down to us to all? Why would we think working within our present Christian structures will suddenly mobilize African Americans for missions if they have failed to do so for the past 200 years of our modern missions movement? You possess more opportunity, in my opinion, to mobilize African Americans through spiritual revolution not reformation

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54. Reformation may come with this spiritual revolution

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55. But five centuries without progress suggest that true reformation will not come without it

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56. How Christians bring about change has been inconsistently debated since the Great Reformation

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57. Later, England emerged from the Reformation believing that God had given it a superior form of civilization with the duty to help other nations progress by governing them

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58. Then during the Reformation, this stronghold became evident among the ruling class who protected Martin Luther during his rebellion against the Pope

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59. Luther taught salvation by grace through faith to this ruling class that defended his Reformation

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60. Franz Lau, Ernst Bizer, A History of the Reformation in Germany to 1555, (London: Adam and Clark, 1969), 6, 138-140

61. reduced when the Reformation began

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62. The Antichrist, The Whore of Babylon" (The History of the Reformation

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63. growing pains, and out popped The Reformation

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64. In the aftermath of Protestant reformation continental Europe was gripped by tension of

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65. It was faith in Christ's "words of eternal life" which made Nicholas Ridley and Hugh Latimer endure a fiery death in Broad Street, Oxford, rather than deny the principles of the Reformation

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66. Few men, perhaps, did more for the cause of the Protestant Reformation, and shook the power of Rome more completely in this country, than the two noble bishops who were burned back to back at one stake in Oxford, and would not let go their faith to save their lives

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67. They shall see the blessed martyrs of our own land who brought about the glorious Protestant Reformation, and gave the Bible to our countrymen in the English tongue, and cheerfully died at the stake for the cause of the gospel

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68. Our Reformers themselves were not perfect men, and the characteristic jealousy of Queen Elizabeth prevented their perfecting the work of the English Reformation

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69. And when you tell them that there is an avowed determination among many clergymen to unprotestantize the Established Church, to get behind the Reformation, and to bring back the Romish Mass and the Confessional, you are too often smiled at as an alarmist, and are not believed

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70. But is it not said that the English Reformers, having just come out of Rome, adopted very extreme and rather defective views of the Lord's Supper? Have not English divines since the Reformation taken up much more moderate and temperate opinions about the doctrine of the Real Presence?

71. It would be regarded by the laity of the middle and lower classes as a deliberate attempt to bring back the Romish Mass, and get behind the Protestant Reformation

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72. But then, the true dalit emancipation might lie in bringing about the Hindu reformation from within and not in opting out of the faith, only to remain in the domain of the Indian social discrimination

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73. The Gelug Tradition arose as a reformation of the original

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74. Free thoughts in God’s mind shows reformation movement

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75. One example was the Protestant Reformation after a

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76. As the Sultan's son-in-law, people will listen to me, and we can get to work on an economic reformation

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77. Reformation in Europe of the 16th century

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78. time when Martin Luther began the Reformation, effec-

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79. Well, when the Reformation

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80. task is because of the Ski Industry's Reformation in the way of

81. weird, but, now that there's been this so-called Reformation in ski

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82. of a great technological and spiritual Reformation

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83. fairly obvious, the reformation of the new ski-technol-

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84. So it's more the Reformation of

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85. "I tell you, Mr Buntline, this Reformation in the ski

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86. during the Reformation

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87. reformation of the people's brains in the ski industry,

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88. Renaissance and the Reformation

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89. Northern Europe threw its religious patronage system away almost completely when the Reformation happened

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90. As a result of the Protestant reformation of Northern Europe: devout believers, devout Christians had no more Father confessors: and did not have to confess their sins to any other living soul

91. This was intensified by the corrupt token idea of Luther’s religious moral equality of the Protestant Reformation

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92. The Reformation was the birth of what the west calls: Modern Progress

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93. What Luther’s Reformation did was simple; it made religion personal

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94. What Luther’s Reformation did, was i8t revolutionized the idea of the Sale of Indulgences

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95. Every attempt to create a new utopian society of religious fanatics that was less corrupt than the European corruption they had all fled from was watered down and drowned out by the masses of corrupt Europeans who had been raised and shaped by Luther’s Reformation to have no personal religious conscience, no religious morals, no religious ethics at all

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96. This is what the idea, the invention, the culture of Luther’s Reformation did to Western European civilization when he tried to abolish the Catholic sale of indulgences: and instead: gave every western Protestant the idea of indulging their own conscience

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97. Why? Because western civilization became 100% amoral thanks to Luther’s Reformation

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98. The Protestant Psychological Reformation of Slavery from Unwilling to Willing Work Slaves

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99. It is the only thing left of Luther’s Protestant Reformation that is still alive

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