The Destruction of Jerusalem

John Knox was known as the "Thundering Scot" for his intense preaching. Although Knox cried in fear and confusion when first called upon to preach, he became the leading force among the Scottish Reformers, shaking his nation with his dramatic oratory skills. Forced while he was a galley slave by the Catholics to worship a statue of the Virgin Mary, he instead threw it overboard. This fearlesssness would make him a dramatic leader in the exciting times of the Reformation in Scotland.

Part 3 -- Video Version -- The Rise of Persecution

Part 2--This is insightful and exciting information on the history of the rising of the Roman Empire and its effect on the spread of the Gospel.

Part 2--This is insightful and exciting information on the history of the rising of the Roman Empire and its effect on the spread of the Gospel.

This is insightful and exciting information on the history of the rising of the Roman Empire and its effect on the spread of the Gospel.

This is insightful and exciting information on the history of the rising of the Roman Empire and its effect on the spread of the Gospel.

The time between the Old and New Testament, often called "The Silent Years," where anything but silent. God was in fact working in the world scene to set things up for the coming of the Savior and the spread of the Gospel.

The time between the Old and New Testament, often called "The Silent Years," where anything but silent. God was in fact working in the world scene to set things up for the coming of the Savior and the spread of the Gospel.

The time between the Old and New Testament, often called "The Silent Years," where anything but silent. God was in fact working in the world scene to set things up for the coming of the Savior and the spread of the Gospel.