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INDEX

"Though He slay me, yet will I trust in Him."

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Gillespie, George –(July 1)
Gilmore, Rev. Joseph –(Mar.26)
Gilpin, Bernard --his Providential preservation, (Mar.4)

Glencairn --his assertion of the right of the Scottish people to break their allegiance with a sovereign who breaks his promises to the people, (May 10)

Glorious Revolution --its Causes, (Nov.5); its Results, (Feb.13)
"Glorious Things Of Thee Are Spoken" --(Austria's National Hymn) –(Nov.26)
Gloucester Journal –(Dec.16)
Glover, Mrs._____--executed for bewitching four children, (Nov.16)
Gobel, Archbishop --his apostasy and Death, (Nov.7)
"God Moves In A Mysterious Way" –(Apr.25)
Godfrey of Bouillon –(July 15); cf. (June 3)
Goetwater, Rev. John Ernest –(June 6)

Goodwin, Thomas --Birth of, (Oct.5); presents to Parliament a Directory For Public Worship, (Dec.21); preaches before Parliament, (Feb.24); (Apr.27); chaplain to Oliver Cromwell, (June 7); attends Cromwell upon his Death-bed, (Feb.24); President of Magdalene College, (Jan.8); at the Westminster Assembly, (July 1); the Savoy Confession -appointed, (Sept.29); approved, (Oct.12); his influence upon John Cotton, (Feb.24); Death of, (Feb.24)

Gordon, General Charles –(Jan.26)
Gordon, General J. B. –(Sept.6)
Goths --brought under the pale of Rome, (Oct.3); Totila captures Rome, (Dec.17)

Gould, Thomas --his fine and imprisonment for absenting himself from Anglican worship, (Apr.17); the banishment of and subsequent imprisonment, (May 28)

Gourges, Dominique de –(Sept.2)
Grant, President Ulysses S. --of. (Aug.19)
Granvella, lmperial Chancellor –demands the surrender of Johann Brenz, (June24)
Gratian --withstood by Ambrose, (Apr.4); of. (Aug.9)
Great Awakening --cf. (Mar.22); Second Great Awakening, (May14)

Great Bible --superintended by Miles Coverdale, (Feb.19); attacked by the Inquisitor-General, (Dec.17); revision of, known as the Bishops' Bible, (Oct.5)

Great Ejection –(Aug.17)
Grebel, Conrad –(Jan.21)

Greece --Saracens capture the city of Thessalonica, (July 30); the first Sunday School opened, (June 29); the guarantee of freedom of worship for Greek Protestants and the subsequent reaction by the Orthodox Church (June 29)

Greek Society for the Prevention of the Cruelty to Animals, (June 29)

Greek Orthodox Church --the separation from the Roman Catholic Church, (July 16); declares the Bishop of Rome to be the Head of the Church, (July23)

Green, Ashbel --Birth of, (July 6); conversion of, (July 6); the Disruption of 1837, (July 6); assists in founding Princeton Seminary, (July12); drafts the Constitution for Princeton Theological Seminary, (May 19); edits the Christian Advocate, (May 19); Death of, (May 19)

Green, William Henry --cf. (Aug.12)
Greenwood, John --imprisonment of, (Apr.6)
Gregorian Calendar --Old Style dating, (July 16)

Gregory VII (Hildebrand) --the excommunication and penance of Henry IV, (Jan.24); the excommunication renewed by Benedict XIII, (May 25)

Gregory IX --succeeds Honorius III, (Sept.29); the excommunication of Frederick It and his flight before the king, (Sept.29); the second excommunication of Frederick, (Mar.24)

Gregory XI --issues a Bull against John Wycliffe, (May 22)
Gregory XIII --his jubilation for the St. Bartholomew Day Massacre, (Aug.24)
Gregory Nazianzen –(Jan.1)
Gregory Nyssa –(Jan.1)

Grellet, Stephen --induces Alexander I to introduce Bible selections into Russian schools, (Nov.16); urges Protestantism upon Pope Pius VII, (Nov.16); Death of, (Nov.16)

Grenville, George --defends the right of Great Britain to tax America, (Jan.14)
Grief, C. E. --introduces Christian Endeavor into France, (Jan.17)
Grimshaw, John --Death of, (May 17)

Grimshaw, William --Birth of, (Sept.3); halts the annual races in Haworth, (Apr.7); with John Wesley attacked by a mob, (Aug.24); William Romaine of, (Apr.7); the testimony of his son, (May 17); Death of, (Apr.7); Henry Venn preaches his funeral, (Apr.7)

Grindal, Archbishop Edmund --refuses to suppress Puritan Prophecyings, (Dec.20)
Grotius, Hugo --of the Religious oppression in Europe, (May18)

Guetzlaff, Karl Friedrich August --the influence of Robert Morrison, (July 8); translates the Bible into Wen-li, (July 8); translates the Gospel of John into Japanese, (Aug.9); Death of, (Aug.9)

"Guide Me, O Thou Great Jehovah" –(Jan.11)
Guilds --the attack on the monastery at Niesing, and the call for the abolition of their economic competition, (May 22)
Guise, Cardinal Charles --the Massacre of Yassy, (Mar.1)
Guise, Duke Francis --the Massacre of Vassy, (Mar.1)
Guise, Duke Henry --the murder of Gaspard Coligny, (Aug.24)
Gunpowder Plot –(Nov.5)
Gurnall, William --cf. (Jan.11)
Gurney, Brodie –(July 13)
Gutenberg, John --completes his Latin Psalter, (Aug.14); completes his forty-two line Bible, (Aug.24); Death of, (Feb.3)

Guthrie, Thomas --cf. (Aug.23)

Guthrie, William --taught by Samuel Rutherford, (Oct.10); pens The Christian's Great Interest, (Oct.10); John Owen of, (Oct.10); Thomas Chalmers of, (Oct.10); its influence upon John Brown of Haddington, (Oct.10)

Gutwasser, Johannes, (July 6)
Guyon, Madam --Birth of, (Apr.13); her correspondence with Fenelon, (Aug.6); her imprisonment, (Apr.13); Death of, (June 9)


 

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