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a ministrydesignedto bring about biblical reformation in the church today
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in such things as the Crusades , the widespread corruption in the Catholic church of the Middle Ages and beyond thatledto the Protestant Reformation , and other key points of church history
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The posting of the 95 Theses ... many eventsledto the Lutheran Reformation of the Church
the doctrines of the churchcausedthe reformation of the church
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what made Luther raised his 95 theses in 1517leadto the reformation of the church
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the Wordleadssustains the reformation of the church
the purpose and the historical backgroundledto church reformation
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the monk Martin Lutherledto the historic Protestant Reformation
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Revivalwill leadto a reformation in the Church
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a flamewould leadto the reformation of the church
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to the reformation movementledto the reformation movement
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to teach the faith throughdesignedto teach the faith through
to teach the faith through its external liturgicaldesignedto teach the faith through its external liturgical
in 1798 , when James Brown of Harlow opened a Baptist meeting house in Harlow Road , Roydonoriginatedin 1798 , when James Brown of Harlow opened a Baptist meeting house in Harlow Road , Roydon
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to revival among the churcheswill leadto revival among the churches
to the dissolution of the monasteries in the early 16th centuryledto the dissolution of the monasteries in the early 16th century
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a crisis of faithcausesa crisis of faith
in the condemnation of the writings of neo - Platonismresultedin the condemnation of the writings of neo - Platonism
from the time of Pentecostleadingfrom the time of Pentecost
for that very purposedesignedfor that very purpose
to clarify how we are to understand and live out central aspects of our faithdesignedto clarify how we are to understand and live out central aspects of our faith
to the Protestantleadingto the Protestant
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to a groupledto a group
in a separationresultedin a separation
to conversation on the consummation of redemptive historyledto conversation on the consummation of redemptive history
the student to believe that the oppressive Roman Catholic Church had abandoned its biblical mandate , forcing heroes of the faith such as Martin Luther , John Calvin , and Ulrich Zwingli to rise to the occasion and lead the Reformationleadsthe student to believe that the oppressive Roman Catholic Church had abandoned its biblical mandate , forcing heroes of the faith such as Martin Luther , John Calvin , and Ulrich Zwingli to rise to the occasion and lead the Reformation
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