 | Reuben Weiser - 1848 - 842 str.
...elector to inform him of the step he had taken; in this letter he says,'" Your highness knows full well, or if not, be it known to you now, that I received the gospel, not from man but from heaven. I have sufficiently shown. my deference to your highness, in withdrawing from... | |
 | John Shaw Banks - 1877 - 186 str.
...the truth of our cause I should have despaired of it. Your highness knows, or if not, learn it now : I received the Gospel not from men, but from heaven through our Lord Jesus Christ. If I asked for conferences, it was not that I doubted the truth but from humility and to draw on others.... | |
 | Jean Henri Merle d'Aubigné - 1882 - 908 str.
...would be driven to despair. " Your Highness knows, or, if you do not know it, let me tell you, I have received the gospel, not from men, but from Heaven, through our Lord Jesus Christ. If I have demanded certain conferences, it was not because I entertained doubts of the truth, but it was... | |
 | John Rae - 1884 - 534 str.
...Luther said, — " Most serene Elector, gracious Lord ! The events that have taken place at Wittenberg, to the great reproach of the Gospel, have caused me...have given way to despair. Your highness knows this already ; but if not, I would have your grace know, that I received the Gospel not from men, but from... | |
 | Philip Schaff - 1888 - 788 str.
...gospel on our side, I would despair. . . . Your Grace knows, if not, I make known to you, that I have the gospel, not from men, but from heaven through our Lord Jesus Christ. ... I write, this to apprise you that I am on my way to Wittenberg under a far higher protection than... | |
 | Thomas Bayley Fox - 1906 - 590 str.
...and divided country which it had never enjoyed until then. He spoke and felt like a prophet. " I have the gospel, not from men, but from heaven through our Lord Jesus Christ, so that I might have described myself and have glorified in being a minister and an evangelist." The... | |
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Wittemberg, to the great reproach of the Gospel, have caused me such pain that if I were not confident of the truth of our cause, I should have given way to despair. 