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“Christ is the only right Heir of the Crown of England”
His last words were “welcome joy!”
John Eliot a Puritan “missionary” to the American Indians on this date,8/22/1670, founded a church for Indians atMartha’s Vineyard,Massachusetts, and became known as “the Indian apostle.”
Earlier he had published The Christian Commonwealth: or, The Civil Policy Of The Rising Kingdom of Jesus Christ. This was the first book on politics penned by an American. It also became the first book an American government had banned.
Eliot was born in 1604 at Widford, Hertfordshire, England, attended Jesus College, Cambridge, became assistant to Thomas Hooker at a school in Little Baddow, Essex. Eliot emigrated to Boston, Massachusetts, arriving 11/3/1631. He died 5/21/1690.
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Separate-Holy 
Without “Note”
Posted in Bible, God's Kingdom, today in history, uncategorized, tagged 3/4/1804, both at home and in foreign lands, British and Foreign Bible Society, founded, he authorized the Bible that commoly carries his name, interdenominational, Its purpose? "promote the circulation of the Holy Scriptures, of the wishes of King James, on this date, organized in London England, without note is a refection, without note or comment on March 4, 2011| Leave a Comment »
The British and Foreign Bible Society, on this date,
3/4/1804 was founded.
It was interdenominational. Its purpose?
“promote the circulation of the Holy Scriptures,
without note or comment, both at home and in
foreign lands.”
The “without note” is a refection of the wishes
of King James when he authorized the Bible that
commoly carries his name.
The above was organized in London, England.
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