Johan Amos Comenius

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Johan Amos Comenius The History of the Bohemian Persecution (1650)

Most loving friends farewell, God give unto you the comfort of his Spirit, parience and courage, that what formerly with your heart, your mouth, and your hands, ye have affirmed, ye may do the like by your glorious death, behold I goe before, that I may see the glory of my Lord Jesus Christ, ye will follow me, that we may together behold the face of our Father, even in this hour all sorrow departs from me, and joyful eternity shall enter in.
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Johan Amos Comenius The History of the Bohemian Persecution (1650)

For when the Chancellour returned strengthned with the Princes Letters patents, and scarce entring the ports of Vienna, comming over the bridge Danubium, it so carne to passe, that the yoake of the oxe being loosened, the bridge cleaved asunder, and hee with his train was drowned in the water, six Knights only swimming out, saved their lives, and one young Nobleman, who at length in his old age died, but escaped alive to be a witnes of the daily revenging hand of God, but he avouched the Religion of the Brethren, for which he had had experience that God was watchfull.
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Johan Amos Comenius The History of the Bohemian Persecution (1650)

The Babylonian pride induces you, that men should be either inticed or forced by any means, to worship this your golden Image of the people, and that all nations and tongues should fall down before the sound of your pipe, your harp, and of your violl, and of all other musicall instruments. Whilest you intoxicated with the wind of fornication, may securely and jocondly dance amongst the great number of spectators and beholders. But our comfort is we know the time is comming, wherein the Lord will make the sound of the harp, and of musick to cease in thee O Babylon.
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