Pre-reformer, John Wycliffe held to the Word of God as a better source of truth than any collection of popes or priests. He insisted, "I believe that a Christian man well understanding it, may gather sufficient knowledge during his pilgrimage upon the earth; that all truth is contained in Scripture; that we should admit of no conclusion not approved there; that there is no court beside the court of heaven; that though there were a hundred popes, and all the friars in the world were turned into cardinals, yet should we learn more from the Gospel than we should from all that multitude; and that true sons will in no wise go about to infringe the will and testament of their Heavenly Father!" Join us for midweek Bible study as we look at some "Forerunners of the Reformation" in lesson 10 of our ongoing Church History/Historical Theology study. As usual, the handouts get uploaded to the "document download" section under the study's name at Biblicalexpositor...
17 сен 2024
