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15 de oct. de 2017 · The French Reformer Guillaume Farel knew his fair share of contempt. A fervent gospel minister, Farel spent his days championing the Protestant cause, often in the face of opposition. At times, this opposition arose from true gospel prejudice. At other times, though, Farel’s own foolhardiness was to blame.
Downloaden:: Guillaume Farel – de vriend van Calvijn. Één moment kan je leven helemaal veranderen. Je ontmoet iemand en dat zet je toekomst op een totaal ander spoor. Dat overkwam Johannes Calvijn toen hij in de zomer van 1536 in Genève voor één nacht in een herberg een kamer huurde. Daar stapte opeens dominee Guillaume Farel naar binnen ...
17 de ene. de 2024 · Stéphane Simonnin. 4 Min Read. Guillaume (William) Farel is mainly remembered today for that famous encounter with John Calvin in 1536, when he convinced his compatriot to stay in Geneva and work alongside him. Like many other French-speaking Reformers, Farel has been overshadowed by Calvin. He is often described as a mere “fiery preacher ...
Guillaume Farel - 1489-1565- Biographie Nouvelle. Slatkine, 1978 - 780 pages . Preview this book ... FAREL A GENÈVe avec Calvin de 1536 A 1538 par E Choisy . 349:
Guillaume Farel et Jean Calvin. Guillaume Farel (1489-1565) Guillaume Farel (n° 1) est né en 1489 à Gap, en Dauphiné. En 1509, année où naît Jean Calvin, il se rend à Paris pour y faire des études de lettres. En 1517, il obtient le grade de maître ès arts. Son premier séjour à Genève remonte à septembre 1532.
21 de feb. de 2023 · Farel los visitó en 1532 y les recomendó fundar academias, recolectó dinero para ellos y les envió algunos maestros, como Roberto Olivetan, traductor-biblista y primo de Calvino. Pero su trabajo más trascendental lo realizaría en Ginebra, ciudad a la que llegó en 1532, y de la que Zuinglio le había hablado como un buen campo para la Reforma.
Guillaume Farel was born in Gap (in the South-East of France) in a noble family, and studied in Paris where he met Lefèvre d’Etaples, a scientist and humanist. He taught grammar and philosophy. He belonged to the “Cenacle” of Meaux created by bishop Briçonnet to try and reform the Church from within. He broke away from Catholicism as ...
