John Knox 1558 'The First Blast Of The Trumpet Against The Monstrous Regimen Of Women' [men not to be ruled by women]
[speed clips] John Knox led the Scottish reformation of the 16th century transitioning Scotland from Catholicism to Presbyterianism. Knox is considered to be the founder of Presbyterianism. At that time Scotland and England were ruled by a succession of Queens - three 'Marys' and one Elizabeth. This historical and now famous writing was occasioned by that situation. Reference is made to some of these queens in this work.
An internet search turned up no audio recording of this work. So here now is one. Complete and unedited, not 'modernized'. Audio is a robo-voice...speeded up quite a bit, tone lowered significantly. Definitely listenable, especially with scrolling text. Effort required - yes - but it is history not entertainment. Careful listening in it's entirety is necessary to make an informed assessment. Videos are lengthy - watching/listening to the whole at one time is not necessary - breaking up into parts can be a good approach.
Note: [quote from link] "Knox never wrote The Second Blast of the Trumpet . . . , nor any other of the [3] originally planned blasts, but did publish a summary of the projected Second Blast in 1558 in response to criticisms of and complaints about the vehemence of his language in The First Blast...." -- Full text of 'The First Blast...": [Internet Archive]
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In two parts:
First part 52:29 min.
Preface 0:00 - 11:25
First Blast 11:25 - end first part
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Second part 40:35 min.
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Rev. 18:4
[speed clips] John Knox led the Scottish reformation of the 16th century transitioning Scotland from Catholicism to Presbyterianism. Knox is considered to be the founder of Presbyterianism. At that time Scotland and England were ruled by a succession of Queens - three 'Marys' and one Elizabeth. This historical and now famous writing was occasioned by that situation. Reference is made to some of these queens in this work.
An internet search turned up no audio recording of this work. So here now is one. Complete and unedited, not 'modernized'. Audio is a robo-voice...speeded up quite a bit, tone lowered significantly. Definitely listenable, especially with scrolling text. Effort required - yes - but it is history not entertainment. Careful listening in it's entirety is necessary to make an informed assessment. Videos are lengthy - watching/listening to the whole at one time is not necessary - breaking up into parts can be a good approach.
Note: [quote from link] "Knox never wrote The Second Blast of the Trumpet . . . , nor any other of the [3] originally planned blasts, but did publish a summary of the projected Second Blast in 1558 in response to criticisms of and complaints about the vehemence of his language in The First Blast...." -- Full text of 'The First Blast...": [Internet Archive]
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In two parts:
First part 52:29 min.
Preface 0:00 - 11:25
First Blast 11:25 - end first part
Full screen or enlarge; go to: vidlink
Video embed code [adjust height/width as needed]:
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Second part 40:35 min.
Full screen or enlarge; go to: vidlink
Video embed code [adjust height/width as needed]:
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Rev. 18:4
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