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GEORGE WISHART’s arrest, trial & martryrdom. The reader will now be introduced to George Wishart, or Wisehart, another Scottish martyr, who suffered in 1546 at St. Andrews; but before we enter upon the examination of this bright luminary of the church of Christ, we will give a testimonial of his manners, written by one of his scholars to Mr. Fox.
George Wishart, the future martyr, was the only son of James Wishart of Pitarrow, by his second wife. He was probably called George after his maternal grandfather; the name was certainly derived from his mother’s family.1 The precise date of his birth is unknown, but it has generally been assigned to-the year 1513.
1 de jun. de 2017 · E George Wishart (1513-1546) foi um desses mártires. E como um que não teve vergonha nem medo de morrer por amor a Cristo, não devemos ter vergonha nem medo de nos lembrarmos dele. Membro da família Pitarrow, George Wishart nasceu em Kincardineshire, Escócia, por volta de 1513. Foi educado no King's College, em Aberdeen, e na University of ...
George Wishart né en 1513 [1] et mort le 1 er mars 1546 est un prédicateur protestant écossais, confident et mentor de John Knox. Biographie [ modifier | modifier le code ] Il est un membre de la célèbre famille Pitarrow .
George Wishart. George Wishart (também grafado como Wisehart ; c. 1513 – 1 de março de 1546) foi um reformador protestante escocês e um dos primeiros mártires protestantes queimados na fogueira como herege . George Wishart era filho de James e irmão de Sir John de Pitarrow, ambos conhecidos Reformadores.
Las lágrimas corrían de sus ojos, al asombro de todos los presentes, y su vida desde ese momento hasta su muerte confirmó que su profesión fue sin hipocresía. Mientras que el Sr. Wishart residió en este país a menudo predicaba con mucho éxito en la iglesia de Galston y en otros lugares.
11 de may. de 2018 · Wishart, George ( c. 1513–46). One of the first Scottish protestant martyrs. Wishart came from Pittarrow near Montrose. He seems to have taught at Montrose and, after accusations of heresy, moved to Bristol, where in 1539 a George Wishart was forced to make a public recantation. After visiting Germany and Switzerland, he became a fellow of ...
