Die Afrikaanse Protestantse Akademie Biblioteek

1. The Grand March to the Valleys of the Alpine Heights -- Peter Waldo and his followers, driven out of Lyon, going into exile. Lyon. October, 1178 -- 2. The Morning Star of Reformation -- The ungraving of John Wycklif's body. Lutterworth, April, 1428 -- 3. The Flames of the Stake on the Lake of Boden's Shore -- The martyrs death of John Huss. Constance, July 6, 1415 -- 4. The Gigantic Bonfire of Vanities in Florence -- The burning of anathemas by Girolamo Savonarola. Florence. February 7, 1497 -- 5. A Bull from Rome that Conquered -- The proclamation of the Papal Bull and burning of John Reuchlin's books. Ingolstadt. June 23, 1520 -- 6. A Bull from Rome that Failed -- Philipp Melanchthon's part at the burning of "Exsurge Domine" Bull by Luther. Wittenberg. December 10, 1520 -- 7. The Black Monk of Wittenberg -- Martin Luther before the Imperial Diet of Worms. April 17, 1521 -- 8. In the Region of the Birds of the Thuringian Forest -- The kidnapping of Luther by Frederick the Wise. Wartburg. May 4, 1521 -- 9. The Dream of a Prince that could not become a Reality -- The Marburg Colloquy arranged by Philip of Hesse the Magnanimous. Marburg. October 3, 1529 -- 10. A Shepherd that was slain with his Flock -- Ulrich Zwingli's heroic death on the battlefield. Kappal. October 11, 1531

11. Lightning from the clear sky that struck an ancient idol -- William Farel preaching at a Mass. Vallangin. December 8, 1531 -- 12. Rebellers Thunderstruck in the Holy of the Holies -- John Calvin defending the sacred supper of the Lord. Geneva. April 21, 1538 -- 13. The Grand Trial of Protestant Truth before a Judge eleven years old -- Theodore Beza at the Colloquy of Poissy. Poissy. September 9, 1561 -- 14. A Marriage that was to decide the fate of Protestantism in the West -- John Knox before Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots. Edinburgh. May 26, 1563 -- 15. Father and Son: Word and Sword -- Frederick the Pious defending Heidelberg Catechism before the Imperial Diet. Augsburg. March, 1566 -- 16. The Anvil that has worn out many hammers -- Caspar Coligny and the massacre of St. Bartholomew. Paris. August 23, 1572 -- 17. "The Winds and the Waves Shall Obey His Will" -- William of Orange receiving the tidings about the relief of the siege of Leyden. Delft. October 3, 1574 -- 18. The Flag of a Prince with two gold Embroidered Names -- Stephen Bocskay and the Treaty of Vienna. Kassa. December 23, 1606 -- 19. A Wondrous Sunrise at Narragansett Bay -- Roger Williams proclaiming final victory. Boston. June, 1654 -- 20. "The Slaughtered Saints, Whose Bones Lay Scattered on the Alpine Mountains Cold" -- Oliver Cromwell stops the persecution of the Vaudois. London. June, 1655.