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DANIEL AND THE REVELATION-Uriah Smith
~The Response of History to the Revelation~
Appendix
was made chaplain to Edward VI, having
refused a bishopric. On Mary’s accession, he
went to Frankfort and preached to the English
exiles. Thence he went to Geneva, where he
was much esteemed by Calvin, to whose
doctrines he was much attached. He returned
to Scotland, where he died in 1572, after
rendering the Reformation triumphant in his
native land.
John Bunyan, the most popular religious
writer in the English language, was born in
1628. He was a tinker by trade, and therefore
received but a meager education. His mind
was little drawn toward religious matters
until his enlistment as a soldier, during which
one of his comrades, who had taken his post,
was killed. This he looked upon as a direct
interposition of Providence, and after his
