De Ecclesia: The Church, Vol. 49 (Classic Reprint)

De Ecclesia: The Church, Vol. 49 (Classic Reprint)

by Jan Hus

348 pages· 2012
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Vita et doctrina Christi sunt optimum speculum .. .cum manifestum sit quad omnis homo et solum talis qui est in vita et doctrina Christo rontrarizzs est hereticus, it omnis christianus et solum talis qui est in vita et doctrina Christo conformis est ut sic ab hercsi etongatus. -D e Ecclesia, p. 41. The life and teaching of Christ are the best mirror .. .for it is evident that every man who in life and teaching is contrary to Christ and only such a man is a heretic: and every Christian who in life and teaching is conformed to Christ and only such a Christian is removed from heresy. Spero, ex Dei gralia, quad sum christianus ex integro, a fide mm devians, et quad potius vellem pati dine rnortis suppticium, quam aliquid vettem przeter jidem asscrere, vet transgredi mandata Domini Jesu Christi. -A d Palecz, Mon., 1: 325. I hope, by Godâs grace, that I am truly a Christian, not deviating from the faith, and that I would rather suffer the penalty of a terrible death than wish to ahirm anything outside of the faith or transgress the commandments of our Lord esus Christ. LUTHER- Verum qui, in agone mortis, Jesum filium Dei passum pro nobis, invocat et ob talem causam tanta jfducia ac constantia in ignem conjicit sese, si is non maguanimum et fortem Christi martyrem sese prrebet, hand facile quisquam salvus erit.-P reface to some of Hussâs writings, 1527. Truly he-H uss-who in the agony of death invoked esus Christ, the Son of God, who su Hered for us, and for such a cause and with such faith and steadfastness threw himself into the fire, if he did not show himself a noble and brave martyr of Christ, then will scarcely any one be saved.
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