John Knox and The Scottish Covenanters
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- Опубліковано 5 лют 2012
- Since the Reformation in 1560, Scotland's national church had been Presbyterian. John Knox and his associates had completed the work of changing Scotland from Roman Catholicism to Protestantism. The Scots felt that their pure religion of Biblical worship and doctrine along with their liberty which had cost so much was worth fighting for.
The struggle for religious and civil liberties during the 1600's was not with Romanism, but with the Episcopalians of England. The British monarchy, which held both religious and civil authority tried to force its prayer book and church government of archbishops, bishops, deans and church laws upon the people of Scotland. When King Charles I and his successors endeavored to force the Scots to conform, is when the conflict became severe and even bloody. For over fifty years the Scots fought a long and bitter fight until 1688 when they succeeded in reestablishing Presbyterianism in Scotland.
Proud to be a descendent of the Scottish covenanter rev. john Drysdale.
God bless Protestant Scotland who, through education, endeavour and the Protestant faith shaped the modern world.
All the reformers would roll in their graves to see the state of Protestantism today.
it's not every day you see your grandad on youtube!
Our Presbyterian forefathers gave themselves wholeheartedly to and for King Jesus! May we also give ourselves wholly to Him and to His cause!
Every protestant in scotland shoud stand firm on the teachings of Knox and abstain from any form of ecumenical movement he may appear as a grandad as some say but he was grandfather of our faith and we should be loke him and stand firm in his truth "Jesus Saves"
Every protestant in scotland should stand firm on the teachings of Knox, calvin and others, and abstain from any form of ecumenical movement he may appear as a grandad as some say but he was grandfather of our faith and we should be proud, and stand firm in his truth and Faith his teachings, that all have sinned and come short of the Glory of God and not just a protestant thing "Jesus Saves" Remember Knox & Calvin were both Catholics who saw the Light the blessed Gospel light !
William Shaw yes I am
AGREED
Fascinating. Now we know what will be required of us in the future, if we desire to be called faithful and true by our Lord.
Bravo! Great film and inspiring that God does still empower His people. May He do so again in you and I...
Thank you. From the Culberson family in USA.
i enjoyed that presentation Thank You
I am surprised that he did not mention how Knox was captured and had to serve on a french galley and all the while he prayed that one day he would return to Scotland and did. The other concern is the covenanters were fighting against Romanism. They clearly say the Anglican church being staffed with romanist sympathizing pastors and many felt that Charles II was a closet romanist himself.
John Knox is the greatest hero in all of Scottish history. He made Jesus Christ King of Scotland in 1560 in the Scots Confession of faith (6 Johns). Christ is our King of Scots (No King comes above our King Jesus Christ). Jesus Christ is King of Kings. God rest John Knox's soul in peace, in Christ's heavenly Kingdom eternally. (Our Kingdom God's Kingdom Scotland) God bless his soul Lord God + (1514-1572) RIP +
Great documntary tha nk you God bless you. I learned a lot from it.
Lest we forget.
Nice video. I wasn't familiar with this part of history before. Very informative. Really enjoyed this.
Thanks for uploading. I'm writing my thesis on Lord John Murray and this was helpful to me on focusing the chapter on religion. Cheers.
One Burns from Oregon checkin' in here!
The song is called "Inspiration Hill" smartsound d0tc0m
thank u , very moving and touching
I'm sure that you thank our God Almighty for him daily!
Very interesting.
Many thanks for posting
Many Thanks
thank you for your documentary. I am also Sinclair now in usa
Please tell me about whom I strongly believe was my ancestor John Craig. His name is on the church window too.
This is what I don't understand about Knox. In the early days of the Reformation, translation of the Bible into the native language was a major goal, even before Luther. But Knox used the English Geneva Bible. He never tried to have the Bible translated into Scots or into Gaelic. Major failing.
song?
Video called Barbadoed,has been removed,,
WOW!
greatest, video, ever
true christians will once have to stand for their faith again the devil nor cat holism never changes.we have to make the choice whether we will stand with christ or join the devil and pope francisand loose our soul which the lord jesus has purchased with his own blood
The Covenanters and John Knox were the true heroes, not the Jacobites and 'Bonnie' Prince Charlie.
segano1 the Stuart's were the rightful heirs to the throne
Now we have Germans ruling us
Knox was a renegade priest
Mentally unstable
Constantly harassing Queen Nary
Calling her the devils harlot etc
He married a fifteen year old girl when he was an old man
Amen
There was no united kingdom in 1560. You are thinking of the church of England, not the church of Scotland.
Wild goose chase prior to the formal establishment of the Church of England in 1559. But by that time England realised that just the salvation words from the pulpit were not sufficient. True riches came through true conquests to obtain extra territories. First came the Union of the Crowns in 1603, and then the 1707 Act of Union, and also true military might was then recruited to support Britain, from her vast overseas empires and dominions.
The Covenanters ego were not killed were sent to barbadoes where thier ancestors live to thus day like third world,,toyrusts to the islands don't know about the Red legs,,
John Knox
It was in England, but not in Scotland. In fact, it would have been more politically expedient for the Scots to remain Catholic at that time, considering both their queen, Mary, and their oldest ally, France, were Catholic. And, the Reformation in Scotland actually began as early as the late 14th and early 15th centuries with the Lollards. The official establishment of the Reformation in 1560 was actually just the culmination of a movement that had been building for about 200 years.
yes it had been building for years , what I had read years ago was that martin luther only wanted reforms in the catholic church as he was fed up with the high taxes , what was going on in the church calling it a den of iniquity , and other reasons ,
I guess im Scottish since my name is knox
I'm sorry, but this is a very poor piece indeed. The story of Knox is simply deficient, No mention of his French captivity, or his time as a Chaplain to Edward VI of England and his part in the writing of the English Prayer book. Nothing about the Book of Order of 1556. A deficient account of the Scottish Reformation. As an undergraduate essay this would hardly pass. It sells the Covenant far short and don't really give us much more than the romanticised view of the killing times. 3/10 Try hard
No offense but the reason for reformation in the UK was more political than spiritual.
It is intertwined for sure, since the church was the government and the government was the church.
It was spreading because more and more liked it , but there would be some politics about it as well , there was always more reasons than one for things to happen
11:09 Jesus Christ, that dude looks like he's about to fall over any moment.
There's something wrong when you call yourself "reverend."
Knox ruined Scottish culture. He burned books, beat people for singing their songs, and destroyed the Scottish dance culture. So many songs and stories have been lost forever due to his destructive speculation about a cold, selfish and angry God. He stole the wild soul of the Scottish people.
the Presence of Jesus is like a cloud in the Blessed Sacrament chapel of my Catholic church, theres nothing in the local presbyterian church...sorry.
Religion? GROW UP FFS!
nice idea!! but why would I trust a an invention religion from 1560? I could invent a religion right now! haha get a grip
who cares either way religion is a load of nonsense if these guys had access to more information that one printed book they may well have done other things with their lives.