The Excruciating Death of Thomas Cranmer & The Tale of the Oxford Martyrs
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- The Excruciating Death of Thomas Cranmer & The Tale of the Oxford Martyrs
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Today we travel to the heart of the ancient city of Oxford to hear the tragic tale of the Oxford Martyrs,: Thomas Cranmer, Nicolas Ridley and Hugh Latimer, all of whom were burnt at the stake in the mid-1550s on account of their evangelical faith. If you are thinking of visiting the city, you will also see the most notable sites associated with their story.
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What a beautiful job Dr(Sarah)!! I liked your position as well! Our glorious heroes friends of our Lord Jesus!
I love the gentle lute accompaniment to your lovely speaking voice Sarah! xx
Aww...thank you!
“Play the man” 😢♥️ thank you Jesus, for these early church fathers of the reformation. May their example, continue to shine a light on our faith, today.
Thank you... a sad story! 😥
Welcome!
That's horrendous - those were cruel times indeed.
Fascinating. Thank you so much 😊
Terrific Video, Dr. Sarah. Very interesting and informative. Look forward to seeing more of your wonderful Presentations. Thank you very much for sharing. 🙏🇬🇧
Oh wow! This was very moving. Thank you Sarah!
You're so welcome! glad you enjoyed it, Frances!
Thank you sarah
Thank you - you are a great story-teller ! Also am very impressed with the graphics and quality of your video - Well done !
Thank you so much. We have been working hard to improve our video skills on many fronts, so you feedback is very gratefully received. 🙏🏻
Thank you a sad story
You are an amazing story teller
Thank you so much!
great video
Not sure I enjoyed it Sarah😔
A cruel way to end someone's life. Religion has a lot to answer for. They will however, never be forgotten. R.I.P.
I know what you mean! ‘Enjoy’ might not quite be the right word here. Thanks for watching and leaving a comment, Paul!
Thanks Sarah, great Job.
Horrific...and all in the name of...
Really loud intro music then squeaky stupid vocals! Nightmare for audio!
These 3 bishops were The Three Blind Mice. The farmer was the King of Spain who had a lot of land, the farmer’s wife was Mary Queen of Scots, and the bishops were considered blind mice for being blind to the Catholic faith. Cranmer was the Martin Luther of England.
Why?! 😳
Bravery came to Cranmer at the end!
It did indeed!
Thomas the martyr, Convicted for heresy against he Catholic Church by Queen Bloody Mary Carman 15GGF
1517-1558
12th great-grandfather
Now I understand the gaps in my family history thanks
❤️🩹🩶⭐️
I think Dr. Kay said it best, Mary may have won a battle but it was a hollow victory. In her hatred, she let Cranmer undermine her and I legitimately believe this incident is a huge catalyst in her being called ‘Bloody Mary’. I think had she just let him go like Canon law decreed she would have been better off in the long run and it would’ve been more of a victory for her, forcing him to live as a hypocritical Catholic rather than die a heroic Protestant
@adolphCat he was Protestant. Before he was Archbishop of Canterbury he was married in the continent and I think had children. Which you can’t really do if your a Catholic bishop
@@awseven1144 Why not? All the Apostels save Paul were married. Or is it your belief that the Protestant Faith is older than the Catholic Faith. The essence of being Catholic is to have the Historical Christian Faith according to the Whole Church East and West in all times and places, the essence of being Protestant is to have a Faith rooted in the culture of the Western University System of the 16th century excluding the wider Historical Experience of the Church East and West in all times and places. So, Protestants focus their Faith on one time period and on the University System of a narrow geographical region.
@@awseven1144 I gave an answer that was good food for thought but it was deleted because of the Religious Bigotry of those who Censor these comments.
That is the problem with trying to have a Religious conversation many people try to silence those they disagree with and are against exploring the issues that divide us so that we have a chance at coming to Common Conclusions. Those that have a vested interest in maintaining Religious conflict between Protestants and Catholics for their own Sectarian Passions...
Freedom of Speech is something we should all fight for over and against the sensors. My comments are unwelcome here since I have the wrong Religion and so I leave this site. This is not to criticize you as we both gave our honest opinions, this is just a protest against the Censorship on this site.
I know that Cramner was in a bad position but I am sure he had much guilt over the situation he was embroiled in during Anne's down fall
I wonder if he did… or whether Mary had any pangs of guilt over their destruction….or did their religious convictions override their sense of humanity? I wish I knew the answer.
Many maneuvers by these and others chasing the chimera of this/that world.
I would prefer without music.
Thomas the martyr, Convicted for heresy against the Catholic Church by Queen Bloody Mary 12GGF
1517-1558
BIRTH 1517 • Hemel, Helpstead, England
DEATH 19 MAY 1558 • Burned at stake, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, England
So much murder ,,,on both sides and why ? A subject that no one knows anything about but so many are certain that they know more than everyone else .
So true!
This is exactly what is so wrong with Henry. He never should have been allowed to annul that marriage: if there is any issue, the marriage cannot be annulled. There must be a divorce.
I also think that Henry killed his brother, or ordered his death. He usurped his brother's wife by false, and nefarious means. He deserved having no sons. He should have been deposed as king and not allowed to carry out his whims just because he was king. Of course this last statement can apply to any royal who forces their whims upon their subjects.
Catholics are not permitted to divorce , are they !
A superb study on forced conversion and its heroes.
My father was jewish, my mother catholic, my husband anglican. I told my son to adopt the religion of the situation and keep his convictions for himself. Example: he behaved catholic in his catholic school and anglican in his Church of England school. I think he is partly agnostic partly atheist. I also told him to run away from fanatics because they are worse than the Covid
With that kind of advice, no wonder he doesn’t know what to believe.
Covid is a temporary situation. What you believe affects how you live your life here and hereafter.
@@annchovey2089 On the contrary, he has an open mind. I didn't want to raise a fanatic. He'll decide for himself but at the moment he is serene. Also he knows the dogmes of the main religions.
@@suzannefrances407 He could be serene because he doesn't really care. Why is it that when people are sure of what they believe they are a fanatic?
@@annchovey2089 This is a great question! Do they think they have the mission of saving the others? I think I have a mission because I don't believe in God. Because I believe we are alone, I believe we have to help each other because there is nobody else. I try to be useful to people whenever it is possible.
Run on sentence, after run on sentences, please take a breath !
Can you do better? I fear not.
@@darrenjones6765 nope.
Not Evangelical, that's a modern movement. Protestant.
Actually the terminology is correct for the time. Early Protestants were sometimes referred to as Evangelicals!
Many.thanks.from.a.long.lost.reletive.in.eire.