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INDEX

"Behold, I have created the Smith that bloweth the coals in the fire, and that bringeth forth an instrument for his work; and I have created the Waster to Destroy."

-Isaiah 54:16-
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"0, For A Closer Walk With God" –(Apr.25)
"O, Happy Day" –(June 26)
"0, Little Town Of Bethlehem" –(Dec.27)
"O, Sacred Head, Now Wounded" –(Mar.12)
Oakes, Urian --cf. (Oct.28)

Oates, Titus --discovers the Popish Plot, (July 12); his arrest and conviction, (July 12); his pardon by William and Mary, and his subsequent pension, (July 12); his pension suspended under Mary, and its later restoration, (July 12); Death of, (July 12)

Oaths

Association Oath –(Apr.27)
Coronation Oath --cf. (Feb.13); (June 22)
Et Cetera Oath –(Aug.1)
Ex Officio Oath –(Aug.1)
Oath of Adjuration –(Apr.13)
Oath of Supremacy –(May 24)
Oxford Oath --cf. (Mar.24)
Test Oath -(South Carolina)—(July 19)

Occam, William --Proclaims Pope John XXII a heretic, and declares poverty is an article of faith, (May 25); his subsequent imprisonment, and escape therefrom, (May 25)

Occom, Samson --pens "Awaked by Sinai's Awful Sound, (July 14); Death of, (July 14)

Oglethorpe, General James --Father of the Commonwealth of Georgia, (June 9); reinforcements land to strengthen the infant colony, (Feb.6); Charles Wesley his Secretary, (Feb.5); welcomes Lutherans driven out of Austria, (Mar.23); brings about an alliance between the Lower Muskhogees and the English settlers, (May 29); defends the residents of St. Simon against the Spanish invasion, (July 24); orders a general Thanksgiving for the termination of the Spanish invasion, (July 24); refuses a petition to allow Slavery in Georgia, (Oct.20); as a prison reformer, (June 9)

"Oh, Thou, My Soul, Forget No More" –(Dec.28)
"The Old Rugged Cross" –(June 7)
Old School Party –(May 19)
Old Style Dating –(July 16)

Oldcastle, Sir John --(Lord Cobham) --summoned by Henry V to answer the charge of Lollardism, (Oct.10); summoned before an Episcopal court, and his subsequent imprisonment, (Oct.10); his escape from prison, (Oct.10); his concealment by friends, (Jan.11); his friends attempt to force his release from prison, (Jan.11); withstands Archbishop Thomas Arundel and his subsequent condemnation, (Dec.14); William Shakespeare and his Falstaff, (Dec.14)

Olevianus, Kaspar --Birth of, (Aug.19); rescues the young Duke from drowning, and is himself rescued, (Aug.19); imprisonment of, (Sept.28)

Olney Hymns –(Dec.21)
"On Jordan's Stormy Banks I Stand" –(Aug.24)

Oncken, Johann Gerhard --establishes the Baptist church in Germany, (Jan.2); opens the first Sunday School in Germany, (Jan.9); Death of, (Jan.2); the founding of the first Baptist church in Denmark, (Jan.2)

One Hundred Associates --cf. (Dec.25)
Oneidas –(Dec.1)
Onondagas –(Nov.17)
"Open The Gates Of The Temple"—(July 10)
Opium War --cf. (Mar.19)
Ordinance of Orleans –(Jan.28)

Origin --persecution under Maximinus and his subsequent refuge in the house of Juliana, (June 17)
Orthodox Presbyterian Church --founded, (Apr.7); the withdrawal from by Rev. Carl McIntyre and the formation of the Bible Presbyterian Church, (Apr.7)

Osburne, Thomas --fined for absenting him-self from Anglican worship, and his subsequent imprisonment, (Apr.17)

Ostende, Pastor Jan Van --the murder of, (May 7)
O'Sullivan, John --coins the term "Manifest Destiny", (Jan.3)

Oswald --conversion of, (Aug.5); his defeat of Cadwallon and the introduction of Christianity, (Aug.5); the Venerable Bade of, (Aug.5); Death of, (Aug.5)

Otis, James --Birth of, (Feb.5); quotes Lord Coke on voluntary taxation, (Oct.8); on the Rights of man, (Feb.5); his beating and subsequent loss of his Reason, (Feb.5); struck by lightning, (Feb.5)

Otto I --his defeat of the Magyars at Lechfeld, (Aug.10)
Ouseley, Sir Gore –(Oct.16)

Owen, John --chaplain to Oliver Cromwell, (June 7); assists in the Savoy Confession, (Sept.29); applauds the execution of Charles I, (Jan.30); influenced by William Guthrie, (Oct.10); teaches William Penn, (Oct.14); his influence upon Andrew Fuller, (Feb.6); Thomas Chalmers of, (Aug.24); Death of, (Aug.24); cf. (Feb.19), (Dec.12)

Oxford Declaration --its defense of the doctrines of Biblical Inspiration, and of Eternal Punishment, (Feb.24); instigated by E. B. Pusey, (Feb.24)

Oxford Oath --cf. (Mar.24)
Oxford, University of --decrees absolute obedience to the Church of England, (Dec.7); declares parts of the writings of John Knox, John Milton, and Richard Baxter to be false, seditious and heretical, (Dec.7)

 

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