The Suppressed Evidence: Or, Proofs of the Miraculous Faith and Experience of the Church of Christ in All Ages, from Authentic Records of the Fathers, Waldenses, Hussites, Reformers, United Brethren, &c

Hamilton, Adams, 1832 - Miracles - 360 pages

The Reformers	9

Unfair proceedings of opponents	11

Its design	17

Chrysostom	27

lieved in miracles	33

PART I	35

racles	45

Examination of Mosheims testimony unfavourable	48

Confirmed by Melancthon himself	202

Citation from Musculus	209

His predictions	216

Of the kings presentiment and prediction of his	224

by his biographers	227

note 203	233

Maintains the reality of some RomanCatholic miracles	249

Rogers a valuable writer on the Thirtynine Articles	252

Prophecy of Hildegardis recorded by Fox	89

A distinction Established writers who advocate modern	96

Melancthons view of the Apostolic commission	103

To attempt this would have been to confess their doctrine	112

Calvin	122

P Martyr	129

Believed in miracles	136

His views further illustrated from his annotations on	145

Bullinger	151

Luther	165

He by no means denies	171

Foretels the rural war the calamities of the princes	184

The fulfilment	190

The United Brethren	258

Their opinions or experience detailed under several heads	265

b The	272

Particular Texts	284

A remarkable coincidence	291

f Answers to Prayer	299

The Reformed Dutch Church	304

Unfair conduct of opponents	315

Virtual admission of this case by opponents	329

Miracles which may be needed	335

APPENDIX	341

Degeneracy of modern members of the Kirk who reject	345

Prediction of leading events of the French Revolution	354

Title	The Suppressed Evidence: Or, Proofs of the Miraculous Faith and Experience of the Church of Christ in All Ages, from Authentic Records of the Fathers, Waldenses, Hussites, Reformers, United Brethren, &c
Author	Thomas Boys
Publisher	Hamilton, Adams, 1832
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	Jul 8, 2008
Length	360 pages

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