Christian Reformers And Mystics Codexery

Christian Reformers And Mystics 1-23

18 entries in the Christian Reformers And Mystics compendium.

Christian Reformers And Mystics 1-23 — Era Chart

William Ellery Channin1828Vladimir Bogoyavlensky1848Rudolf Steiner1861William J. Seymour1891William M. Branham1909Sun Myung Moon1920
Thomas CranmerGerman preacher and theologian who led the peasant uprising of 1525.Thomas WolseyThomas Wolsey (c.Thomas the ApostleApostle who doubted then confessed Jesus as Lord and God.Vladimir BogoyavlenskyRussian Orthodox metropolitan murdered by Bolsheviks, later canonized as a hieromartyr.William Ellery ChanningForemost Unitarian preacher and theologian in early 19th-century America.William J. SeymourPreacher who sparked the Azusa Street Revival.William M. BranhamAmerican minister who sparked the post-war healing revival.William Miller (preacher)American preacher who launched the Millerite Adventist movement.William TyndaleEnglish biblical scholar and translator executed for heresy.Tomás de TorquemadaFirst Grand Inquisitor of the Spanish Inquisition.Stefan YavorskySun Myung MoonFounder of the Unification Church and advocate for Korean reunification.TheodoretAntiochene theologian, bishop, and commentator in Christological disputes.TertullianEarly Christian author and first Latin theologian.Simon MagusSamaritan magus who clashed with Peter and inspired the term simony.Simon the ZealotApostle of Jesus, known as the Zealot or Canaanite.Roger WilliamsGerman Dominican mystic and preacher.Rudolf SteinerAustrian founder of anthroposophy and spiritual science.
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