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Irving is now remembered as perhaps the most important proto-Pentecostal divine and also as the genesis of the modern premillennialism for his publication of Ben Ezra
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1682 SAMUEL BOLDE. Sermon on Religious Toleration and the Persecution of the Huguenots of France. Banned! Moravians No other similar volumes availableA very rare survivor; a banned sermon preached by Anglican divine, Samuel Bolde at the height of the second wave of Anglican repression of dissenters [the first being the Ejection at 1662]. The sermon was a simple plea for compassion and charity toward the Huguenot refugees fleeing to England from the brutal murders and martyrdoms of France under the Roman Catholic Church. And yet, because the Huguenots were dissenters, Bolde was brought to trial and