This was Knox's powerful exposition of Psalm 6, addressed to his mother-in-law, who was suffering doubts.द्वारा Dr. David

Knox's clerical opponents in Scotland condemned him in his absence and burned him in effigy. Knox's response was to go on the offensive. What a mighty combatant he was! Knox goes as far to call on the civil magistrates to put to death idolaters. I would not go that far, or suggest that this were appropriate in our own times, but Knox lived in diffe…

Knox writes from Geneva where he was studying under John Calvin. He reminds the people that it is the duty of every one of them, not merely kings and rulers to rise up and contend for the truth and to throw off tyranny.द्वारा Dr. David

This message was deliverd to Knox's mother in law, Mrs. Bowes, who was suffering physical illness and the depressive though that God had somehow abandoned her. Knox expounds Psalm 6 as a remedy for such distress.द्वारा Dr. David

A letter written by John Knox to Christians in England during the reign of Bloody Queen Mary. This letter could have been written about England today.द्वारा Dr. David

A declaration of what true prayer is, how we should pray and for what we should pray, as set forth by John Knox, preacher of God's Holy Word.द्वारा Dr. David

John Knox was in St Andrews, Scotland when he received his call to ministry. Immediately afterwards a dispute occurred in which Knox, having substantial knowledge of the Bible, was able easily to answer the objections of the Catholic clergy.द्वारा Dr. David