General Index. (continued 3)
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threatened by grave dangers, 206, 209.
brought to notice of great men, 208.
progress of, in Great Britain, 79-96, 245-253;
in Germany, 120-170, 185-210;
in Switzerland, 171-184, 232-234;
in France, 214-224;
in Netherlands and Scandinavia, 237-244.
France warned against, by pope, 277.
extent of, 265.
work of, to restore Bible to people, 388.
obstacles met by, 396.
see alsoCalvin; Huss; Luther; Protestantism; Protestants; Tyndale; Wycliffe; Zwingle.
Reformers, Wycliffe one of the greatest, 94.
character of, 94, 171, 243, 244.
work of, 606.
belief of, in second coming of Christ, 302, 303.
see alsoCalvin; Huss; Jerome; Knox; Latimer; Luther; Melanchthon; Wycliffe; Zwingle; etc.
Reign of Terror, 273, 282.
Religion, profession of, has become popular, 386.
formality in, 55.
the sport of infidels, 463.
Satan's counterfeit of, 464.
pure, defined, 474.
Religious liberty, termed heresy, 45.
in Germany, 197-205.
in Holland, 240.
in Reformed countries, 244.
believed in by Puritans, 291-298.
upheld by Roger Williams, 293-295.
in United States, 441, 443.
merely endured by Rome, 565.
God's way of working, 591.
see alsoConscience; Heretics; Persecution; Puritans; Toleration; United States.
Religious worship prohibited in France, 274.
Remission of sin, in sanctuary services, 417, 418.
Repentance, 468.
Republicanism, a fundamental principle of the United States, 441.
Resurrection of the dead, 322.
of Christ, wave-sheaf a type of, 399.
the first, 482, 544.