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THE NINETEENTH CENTURY

Under construction.

Prominent personalities of the nineteenth century include Andrew Murray, Charles Finney, Hudson Taylor, William Booth, and Charles Spurgeon.

Andrew Murray..Charles G Finney

Hudson Taylor..William Booth

C H Spurgeon, the Prince of PreachersCharles Spurgeon

In America, Cyrus Schofield became one of the first people to produce a Bible and commentary in one volume. He was greatly inspired by John Nelson Darby's Dispensationalism which was a response to the growing liberalism.

John Nelson Darby one of the originator's of Dispensationalism..Cyrus I Scofield, became one of the first to publish a 'reference' Bible

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THE SEVENTEENTH CENTURY

(UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

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Richard Baxter.

Oliver Cromwell

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THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY

(UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

The sixteenth century formally marks the end of the Medieval Period (Middle Ages). It is thus designated because of the Reformation instigated formally by Martin Luther and John Calvin, although it was precipitated by several other predecessors such as John Wyclif, William Tyndale, John Hus, and others.

Bucer.John Calvin John Knox Martin Luther

Philip Melanchthon Zwingli

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THE SIXTEENTH CENTURY

(UNDER CONSTRUCTION)

The sixteenth century formally marks the end of the Medieval Period (Middle Ages). It is thus designated because of the Reformation instigated formally by Martin Luther and John Calvin, although it was precipitated by several other predecessors such as John Wyclif, William Tyndale, John Hus, and others.

Bucer.John Calvin John Knox Martin Luther

Philip Melanchthon Zwingli

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