October 31st.
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The boys enjoyed another great class with Cousin Andy. This time they had fun learning about The Reformation, Martin Luther, and the Printing Press!
Thanks again
Adrianna Horne, Oct. 2022 USA
Thanks, Andy, for that great class for the boys on The Reformation! It was very well thought out and organized. I also appreciate that you gave them a couple of break times, that helped a lot!
Thanks again and I hope you have a great week.
Props for our play:
1. Horse on a stick toy.
2. A barrel.
3. A doll representing a nun.
4. A chest filled with gold coins.
5. A feather quill for a pen.
6. The Holy Bible
7. A world globe
This is the story of Martin Luther.
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He got up to some pretty adventurous things.
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He was kidnapped by knights on horseback,
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He survived.
And so, true to his word, he gave up his studies as a lawyer, and became a monk.
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In the monastery he started reading the Bible.
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Luther was invited to be a lecturer at the University at Wittenberg.
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Not even the Pope was able to give forgiveness from God.
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He made his complaints public, by nailing them to the place in town where people published important documents:
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Jesus did this as He died in our place.
Luther's ideas quickly spread throughout Europe thanks to a recent invention: the printing press.
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Credits: Recreated Gutenberg press at the International Printing Museum, Carson, California.
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Continue reading the story of Martin Luther. Part 2
The Pope wrote a document saying that Luther had to take it all back, and if he didn't, he'd be treated as a heretic.
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This is the story of Martin Luther.
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