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yet been made. The book consists of 190 pages of text not including the preface and index, and has on its title page a vignette consisting of a mirror, lights

published weekly (50 issues yearly beginning in 1959), 16 pages until 1947 and then 24 pages (occasionally 32), 11.75 x 9 inches, at Scottdale, Pennsylvania

others to describe their death. These contemporary reports give the book special value. They offer important source material for the history of the persecution

language periodical. Between 12 June 1940 and 2 October 1940 the first and last pages of each issue were published in the English language under the title of The

Die Lieder der Hutterischen Brüder (Scottdale, Pennsylvania, 1914, 894 pages, large size) was first published in 1914. Until the publication of this big

several hundred documents, the description of which occupies about 300 printed pages. A few of these were described by A. van Gulik (Doopsgezinde Bijdragen 1905

society has published the annual Mennonitische Geschichtsblätter with 60-100 pages, which the members receive free of charge. The periodical presents matter

12.25 x 9.25 inch pages regularly from 1915 to 5 July 1933, and again from 21 November 1934 until 1 January 1941, having only 8 pages during the remainder

de Doopsgezinden handhaven (no publisher indicated, 1743). But Schagen's special interest in study was church history. In this field he published a book

Hans Sturm of Styria, Upper Austria, in whose conversion Bugenhagen took a special interest. Of unusual interest is Bugenhagen's part in the Flensburg disputation

value for understanding the history of the church in the 16th century. Of special value to the Mennonites are volumes II, V, VII, and X, which present important

minor heirs, both in their personal life and in their finances, by means of special regulations. This was clearly recognized by the Mennonites in Russia when

instance, under the letter "M" we find many pages dealing with Martin Luther, and then follow again several pages dealing with "Michael Sattler, Jörg Wagner

in 1917 it soon took care of the young members of the church, for whom special Jonge-Leden-dagen (Young members meetings) were organized. In the course

göttlicher Zulassung) verfinstert/Restitution und Besserung. Anno 1532 (8°, 170 pages; existent in two copies). This book was extensively discussed and described

place the hand on the breast; for freedom from military service they paid a special tax—the regulations of 1660 required one Polish guilder (Carstenn, p. 35)

"having all things in common" described here was not based, to be sure, on a special commandment of Christ but represented rather a necessary makeshift according

Central Committee work, anniversaries, and deaths frequented the Herald's pages, as did thoughtful columns on a variety of theological and social issues—the

appealed to the King of Prussia, who had control of the Elbing region as a special right from Poland. The king ordered the bishop to release the girl; but

from Zwickau, Saxony (Germany), about Christmas time in 1521, professing a special message through their study of the Scriptures and through direct revelation

December 1936 to April 1942. It was usually 24 pages in size, but occasionally much larger for special issues. It discontinued about 1956, but a monthly

leaders should be beheaded without trial, the Swabian League had sent out special squads of cavalry, and the dukes of Bavaria protected their boundaries with

stately volume of 502 pages, was printed by Gilis van den Rade (Aegidius Radaeus) at Franeker. It was provided with a Foreword of 52 pages, in which the Stadholder

work. The translator reproduced some 12 pages of the original author's 52-page introduction and added some pages of his own, making a German introduction

general genius of the group; (b) regulations dealing in particular with the special functions of the various members of the group, with the administration 

of unbaptized children among the baptized in the Mennonite cemetery, a special place beside the regular one where baptized Mennonites are buried shall

reading aloud to his congregation for an hour or more from the yellowed pages of the sermons used by the previous generations, he spoke freely and directly

"A student of literature and a Mennonite journalist with a special passion for the arts" is how Margaret Loewen Reimer introduced herself during a lecture

283 pages. The English translation is by Kathleen E. Hasenberg. In this edition the nearly 1,800 Bible references are all collected in a special appendix

tradition, ministers wearing a special coat and boots to the services. There is no connection between any of the special types of American Mennonite ministerial

readership extending into most branches of Mennonites throughout North America. Special columnists and contributors serving over a period of years included Peter

(October). He reported having visions and dreams, a call to ministry, and "special power and love as never before." This moved him to study the Bible, writings

in this group, singing at special occasions. In the conservative Lancaster Mennonite Conference of this group, however, special music of any kind, chorus

settlement revived its economic and religious life (as is recorded in the pages of Unser Blatt and Der Praktische Landwirt). The results of the crop failures

The Sword and Trumpet and Guidelines for Today, as well as the readers' pages in other Mennonite periodicals. Some voices urged a return to the traditional

Dietrichstein called him to Nikolsburg, Moravia, as parish priest with the special assignment to promote the recatholization of this noble estate and by all

commonly known simply as Der Leitstern. The publication was a monthly of four pages and 8 x 11 inches (20.2 x 29.1 cm.) in size. The annual subscription cost

passed by the Dutch parliament in 1898, however, without any exceptions or special privileges for Mennonites, even the leaders of the church failed to offer

Conference (MC) under the direction of one of its regular committees and a special committee, had two series of papers prepared. In 1978, the Mennonite Board

stabilized at 20 and 16 pages, respectively, for two issues for ten months, with July and August having a single issue each of 24 pages. To save costs, it was

fifth with the confessional, and the sixth with the office of the keys. Of special interest for us is Hoffman's teaching on communion. For him communion is

and Ely meetings were discovered by the authorities. Van Braght devotes 16 pages (Martyrs Mirror (English) 1008-24) to accounts and letters concerning the

subject to special taxation. A head tax was collected for attendance at their services, which had previously been forbidden. Another special tax was imposed

German congregations now belong. Connections with West Prussia were given special attention. There was also correspondence with Mennonites of other countries

They should be driven out of the country either by a general decree or by special orders of the communities where they were found, with a reference to the

established Der Mennonit, a 16-page German monthly paper primarily for the benefit of the scattered refugees. In 1953 C. F. Klassen, special commissioner for MCC

the conference’s parent denomination Mennonite Church USA. Two critical special delegate sessions were convened, both related to the 2001 merger of two

(sometimes referred to as natural revelation), and what can be known only by special revelation, e.g., the mystery of the Trinity and the incarnation. Thus,

associating theologizing (including the formation of creeds and confessions) with special divine warrant. In clearing out of the way mystifying notions of authoritarian

(1947-50) the regular issues consisted of eight pages. From 1951 it was published monthly with from 16 to 20 pages, when it had about 900 subscribers. From January

(Amsterdam, 1737), a collection of sermons published after his death. Of special interest is a book by Schijn (published at Amsterdam in 1723, reprinted

aforementioned Province) was published in 1740 (n.p.). The Request numbers four pages in large octavo, the Deductie 24. The reason for this request and deduction

did more than anyone else to gather and publish historical materials. (See Pages choisies de Pierre Sommer précédées d'une Esquisse Biographique, 1955, pp

one's family it is helpful to read an instructional booklet, enrol in a special course, or obtain advice from an expert. This saves much wasted effort and

Archives, was published by Twisck in his Troost-Brief der Weduwen (1626). Of special interest for Mennonite history are the insertions which Twisck and his co-workers

possession of East Friesland. The Emden congregation was released from all special fees (the exact date is unknown) and no longer needed a letter of protection;

auxiliaries of the mission needs of the church. A secretary of home and special interests promoted prayer fellowships, homemakers' organizations, and mission

the tenth edition appeared in Danzig printed by Edwin Groening, with a special preface stating that there was a plan under way to publish a new hymnbook

1572 for the price of thirty florins. But also the medical arts were given special atten­tion here as they were also in Nikolsburg. Especially the noblemen

epistles are of unusual length, covering in print occasionally as much as 20 pages folio size. Only about one fifth of all derive from the 17th century; all

number of most valuable old codices as well as a number of sermon books. One special aspect of Walter's activities was his bookbindery at Stand-Off Colony. Here

person as a substitute, or pay a special fee. From 1835 exemption from military service was granted on paying a special tax. In 1874 the matter was settled

response as hundreds of volunteers left home to serve the needy through special organizations: TAP (Teachers Abroad Program), Pax, Voluntary Service (VS)

owned by Anton Stomma. As with his usual writing style, Grass crams his pages with names of persons, places, and events of the campaign and with details

sectarians, revolutionaries, fanatics, and the most terrible things." Special efforts were made to dispose of the leaders, in the hope that the movement

Ausbund arranged for thirty Sundays (meetings only every other Sunday) and special days and events such as Christmas or weddings, Ein Register von Liedern

without having memberships in the guilds. For the West Prussian Mennonites a special edition of the Biestkens Bible was published in Schottland, a suburb of

1752-55); for Volumes 3, 5, and 7 Stinstra wrote prefaces of 60, 32, and 28 pages, in which he explained and defended Richardson's moralism. In 1752-56 Richardson

Christians that the Jewish philosopher Maimonides [1135-1204] "affirms a special Jewish theology for Christianity (and Islam). He taught that Christianity

Imperial Court of Chancery in Speyer, was the author of a booklet of 84 pages in Latin against the Anabaptists, Adversus impios Anabaptistarum errores

Mennonite history for use in parochial schools. This little volume of 86 pages had, judging by the number of editions, become not only the most popular

friendships across Mennonite, Amish, and Brethren in Christ denominational lines. Special talents and interests are nurtured as people serve on planning committees

As a body consists of different members, each of them having its own and special function, according to the effectual working in the measure of every part

to biographies and congregational and conference histories. Volumes on special themes and regions, e.g., the role of women among Mennonites, peace issues

historical Dutch features developed by Bidloo. To highlight his work, a special exhibition: “Nicolaas Bidloo: history of a Dutchman in Russia” was held

than a century old were still advertised to Swiss Mennonite readers. A special feature of this publishing firm was its hymn prints. It not only printed

the software platform (in 2015 GAMEO was based on a Mediawiki system) and special projects. A DVD version of GAMEO was released in 2011 for use by groups

Abriss der Geschichte der Mennoniten (1900-1904, total 756 pp.), but only 80 pages of the last volume were devoted to America. C. Henry Smith's Ph.D. dissertation

Occasionally they have instrumental music as "special music." Furthermore, in many urban churches a choir may sing for special occasions. Whereas in the past, the

Mennonites of the West Reserve wanted to have their own teachers (without special preparation) teaching the children during a short term for a few years according

coming to faith, in Calvinism known as "perseverance of the saints," as a special term was used by Walter Scott (Plymouth Brethren) as early as 1913 (Holness

mostly written by a group of "special contributors" and letters written by the readers and occasionally by the special contributors. For the first seven

devotional calendar with a page for each day, and usually also in book form (diary), in the Dutch language, edited by a special committee. This calendar

manifestations of God's will for his human creation. Arnold Snyder, who has made a special study of Michael Sattler, insists that Article 6 was meant to be entirely

Conference of Mennonites, generally a 40-page issue, was first published in 1922, and appeared regularly 1922-56. Special events of the year, Conference minutes

containing 165 hymns on 550 pages, one of about 1650 with 140 hymns on 800 pages, and one of about 1660 with 80 hymns on 780 pages. These three codices were

of his second book against the Anabaptists. The volume has more than 500 pages and is divided into six "books" and an appendix. However, the following outline

25:34), and an eternal reign (Revelation 22:5). Revelation 21:1-4 is a special case. While it is often cited as symbolic of the eternal home of God's people

religious and the second of agricultural reading matter." "In the first part special attention will be given to (a) consideration of divine subjects generally;

Waltner, Erland and Elmer Ediger, eds. Youth and Christian love : thirteen special lessons for young people. Newton, Kan. : Board of Education and Publication

contribution. The July 1947 issue of the Mennonite Quarterly Review was a special John Horsch Memorial Number containing the following articles: Bender, Elizabeth

Schiemer (five tracts, particularly profound writings of 1526-1527, deserving special attention), Hans Schlaffer (Ein kurzer Unterricht zum Anfang eines rechten

numerous books on the German element in Russia including the Mennonites. Of special value is the yearbook Der Wanderweg der Russlanddeutschen (Vol. IV, 1939)

Congregations" and "Fellowship Churches." The first group, covering more than two pages, includes 1 horse-and-buggy Amish congregation, 3 fringe Beachy Amish congregations

Committee, besides working with national Indigenous organizations, has had special contact also with Innu, Dene, Kwakiutl, and Stoney in Canada, and Hoopa

Europe, and finally by American Mennonite colleges and seminaries. Extensive special Mennonite historical libraries, well-cataloged and serviced, date from the

disloyal to Russia. The 1866 statute on state peasantry also abolished the special status and privileges of the colonists. Though the military service provisions

ten Cate (Groningen, 1885). Occasionally antiquarian booksellers issued special catalogs of Reformation literature containing extensive Anabaptist sections

Mennonite understanding of faith from the predominant Calvinist view. Of special note is T. T. van Sittert's apology for the Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition

industrial and rehabilitation work, and evangelism through education and special Bible teaching. A number of families who remained in or near Dhamtari after

scholar-in-residence at the Menno Simons Historical Library; subsequently, the special collections room was named for him. In 1992, Eastern Mennonite College released

God. Deuteronomy 6:13; Deuteronomy 10:20; Jeremiah 12:16; Isaiah 48:1. A special blessing of God is promised for it. Psalm 24:4; Isaiah 65:16. Only the oath

lyrics, and for the inclusion of many varieties of supplementary songs in special printings of established hymnals. These differences led printers to issue

different pages. This can be done using a <ref name="name"> tag for the first part of the reference, and tagging the following parts into different pages with

Though there have never been any special Mennonite publishing houses in the Netherlands, and books written by Mennonites have from the very beginning been

occasionally included Latin letters to designate foreign words or with special text much like italics are used today. In Thomas von Imbroich’s Confessio

meetinghouses except the conservative Janjacobsz group, which was opposed to special meetinghouses. Many small congregations of the Groningen Old Flemish branch

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publication are given. It is an octavo volume with over 800 pages of text, and a further 11 pages with title, preface, and index. Kiwiet has now shown that

Marvin P. Riley’s The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography with special reference to South Dakota Hutterite Colonies. (Brookings, South Dakota,

his Novelle Mein Recht (1875) he treats the problem of nonresistance with special understanding; the idea of nonvengeance wins. The author reveals the weight

Saturday. The service resembled a Sunday morning service, but might include special singing, mixed gender seating, coordinated dress colors and styles, and

minister read his sermon from manuscript while seated on a chair. He wore no special garb. The order used by the Lamists and Zonists was largely influenced by

of the UMC body, which had merged with the United Mennonite Church (at a special conference on 6 November 1879 at Upper Milford, Pennsylvania, when it had

Pietist movement and the evangelical awakening which followed it. Certain special characteristics marked this flowering of the missionary movement in the

Berlin in 1895 under the title Die Wiedertäufer. Max Geisberg has made a special study of the Münster Anabaptists in art in his Die münsterischen Wiedertäufer