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“Who do you think you are?” Welcome to St Pauls Summer School 2013

The Reformation Legacy and Revival St Pauls Summer School 2013 Session 3 July 3rd The Reformation Legacy and Revival

Martin Luther 1483 - 1546

Conscience before Authority Truth before Unity Scripture before Tradition Faith before Works Grace before Sacraments People before Priests Christ before the Church

1. Conscience before Authority “Here I stand; I can do no other!”

2. Truth before Unity

3. Scripture before Tradition

4 Faith before Works

5. Grace before Sacraments

6. People before Priests

7. Christ before the Church

What happened next? Reformers Romans Radicals Revivalists

Germany

Switzerland John Calvin Zwingli

England

Waverley Abbey

The Prayer Book Ministry of Thomas Cranmer

“Be of good courage Master Ridley and play the man that by the grace of God we shall light such a fire in England that shall never be put out”

Ignatius Loyola

Nichalaus Zinzendorf George Fox

John Newton

John Wesley Charles Wesley

Jonathan Edwards George Whitfield

Cardinal John Henry Newman

Edward Irving J N Darby

Group Questions Luther, Wesley and others were profoundly influenced by the reading of Scripture. Look at 2 Tim 3.10-17 in particular v14-17. What do these verses tell us about the purpose and impact of Scripture? (b) "The just shall live by faith" Look at Romans 5.1-8 What do these great verses tell us about what Jesus has done (c) Reflect as a group how the Bible has shaped our lives and the part it now plays- talk about the challenges and blessings of daily Bible reading- share practical experiences and wisdom!