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| A revival of learning in countries such as Germany, France, the Netherlands, and England |
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Revolutionized the study of the Old Testament in its original language
Wrote "On the Fundamentals of Hebrew", a Hebrew grammar and lexicon
Befriended and witnessed to Jews |
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Wrote the first systematic theology of the Protestant Reformation
Called "Preceptor of Germany" |
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| Established St. Paul's School in London |
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Was the king's chancellor (advisor)
Influenced by Colet, but never joined the Reformation |
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Produced the first printed English translation of the New Testament from the original Greek
Died a martyr's death |
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| Jacques Lefevre d'Etaples |
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Had a commentary that embodied "justification by faith alone"
Translated the Bible into French |
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| The date of the completion of the first English New Testament by William Tyndale |
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| Published the first printed edition of the New Testament in the original Greek in 1516 |
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| Was a monk that read the Bible and discovered that "The just shall live by faith" |
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| Where Luther graduated from |
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| a German aristocrat that hired Johann Tetzel to sell indulgences |
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The Pope to whom half of the income of indulgences went to
Was constructing St. Peter's Cathedral |
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| The date of the nailing of Luther's Ninety-Five Theses |
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| Named so because Luther and others protested against the corrupt practices of the Roman church and sought to reform it |
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| Followers of the Reformation |
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