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#reftoons #christian #comics #illustration #drawing #art

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#inktober2020 #inktober

20/10/14 10:03

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Day 13: Ulrich Zwingli - "Before anyone in the area had ever heard of Luther, I began to preach the gospel of Christ in 1516…" - Opposed the Catholic church by supporting the Christian liberty of eating of meat during Lent. - Brought Protestantism to Switzerland. #inktober

20/10/13 22:47

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Inktober Day 6: William Tyndale - First to translate the Greek New Testament into English. - Betrayed by a dinner guest and condemned as a heretic. -On Oct. 6, 1536 he was suffocated and burned at the stake. #inktober #inktober2020 #reftoons @TyndaleTweeteth #williamtyndale

20/10/07 00:03

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John Flavel - Stripped of his pulpit in 1662 for nonconformity to the Church of England - Flavel took to preaching secretly in the woods to large crowds late into the night - Once dressed as a woman to elude authorities #inktober #inktober2020 #reftoons reftoons.com

20/10/04 23:01

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C. S. Lewis - Professor at Oxford and Cambridge University - Wrote the Chronicles of Narnia - Close friends with J.R.R. Tolkien #inktober #reftoons More toons at reftoons.com

20/10/04 00:56

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Jan Hus (The Goose) - Influenced by the writings of Wycliffe - Held to Scripture rather than the Catholic church as the final rule of faith and practice - Burned at the stake in 1415 #inktober #reformation #reformedtheology #reftoons reftoons.com

20/10/02 22:20

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#Inktober Day 28: Lady Jane Grey - 16 year-old Queen of England for 9 days in 1553. - Raised Protestant, educated in Latin and Greek, read through the Greek New Testament by age 16. - Unlawfully placed on the throne in order to uphold Protestantism.

19/10/29 04:14

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#Inktober Day 1: Pilgrim's Progress original art. Inked on 7 x 10 Mix Media paper with a Pentel Brush Pen. Available at bit.ly/PilgrimsDeal

19/10/02 04:02

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Inktober Day 8: Polycarp - Disciple of John the Apostle. - Burned at the stake for refusing to burn incense to the Roman Emperor. Read more about Polycarp: amzn.to/2zZu08v Read Polycarp's letter to the Philippians: bit.ly/PolycarpPhil #reftober #inktober #comics

18/10/08 22:36