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Swiss Brethren

Anabaptist Worship in the Reformation Era

March 18, 2021March 18, 2021 by James F. White

Anabaptists argued for a pure church and a radical discipleship in absolute obedience to Scripture. They refused to countenance any form of worship that could not be substantiated by Scripture.

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