Roberts Liardon tells us that they were to tell her that those she so blindly persecuted in her rage were God’s servants and her obedient subjects; that her religion was contrary to Christ’s; that her designs would not succeed; that, though she might humble some for the time being, she was really fighting against the […]

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Roberts Liardon tells us that the foundation of the First Blast stated that it was against the law of God, as well as the law of nature, for a woman to rule a kingdom. If man was prepared to submit himself to the government of women, he would do what no other species of creation […]

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Roberts Liardon tells us that Knox was cordially received by Calvin when he returned to Geneva in April of 1555. For the second time, he tried to settle down into a life of scholarship and study. Deeply impressed with the way Calvin ran Geneva, Knox wanted to learn all he could from it. He wrote […]

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Roberts Liardon tells us that Knox’s wilderness experience in the galleys formed the leader we know him as today. It seemed he was a slave in a place of weakness, but the most tormenting time of his life produced an invincible strength within him. We may think thirty-three years old is a young and healthy […]

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