The small region of Bohemia, located in modern day Czech Republic, was home to two mighty heroes of the reformation: John Huss and Jerome. Their legacy spread beyond their home city of Prague and lives on to this day.

<p>The small region of Bohemia, located in modern day Czech Republic, was home to two mighty heroes of the reformation: John Huss and Jerome. Their legacy spread beyond their home city of Prague and lives on to this day.</p>

Lineage: Season 1

Adam Ramdin

Lineage Journey

Episode 1- Constantine: Compromise & Controversy

Episode 2- Scotland’s Braveheart

Episode 3- Holy Island

Episode 4- The Tide Turns

Episode 5- Dinooth & Columbanus

Episode 6- Waldenses: People of the Valleys

Episode 7- The Waldenses: A Mission Movement

Episode 8- The Waldenses: Lux Lucet In Tenebris

Episode 9- The Albigensian Massacre

Episode 10- Magna Carta: The Foundation of Freedom

Episode 11- John Wycliffe: The Morning Star

Episode 12- Bohemian Reformation: Huss & Jerome

Episode 13- Bohemian Reformation: Trial of Huss & Jerome

Episode 14- Bohemian Reformation: Burned for Their Faith

Episode 15- Bohemian Reformation: Hussite Wars

Episode 16- John Wycliffe: Worldwide Witness

Episode 17- The Press Behind the Reformation

Episode 18- Martin Luther: Discovering The Word

Episode 19- Martin Luther: The Just Shall Live By Faith

Episode 20- Ulrich Zwingli: The Swiss Reformation

Episode 21- Martin Luther: The 95 Theses

Episode 22: The Papal Bull & Martin Luther

Episode 23: Martin Luther - Here I Stand

Episode 24: Martin Luther - Captured To A Castle

Episode 25: Martin Luther - Protest of the Princes

Episode 26: John Calvin - Early Years in France

Episode 27: Placards and Protest in France

Episode 28: John Calvin - The Work in Geneva

Episode 29: Geneva - International Hub of Reform

Episode 30: Scandinavian Reformation

Episode 31: William Tyndale

Episode 32: George Wishart - Scotland’s Forgotten Forerunner

Episode 33: John Knox - Scotland’s Greatest Reformer

Episode 34: John Knox - Showdown At Holyrood

Episode 35: The Waldenses Meet the Reformation

Episode 36: Ridley And Latimer Light A Candle

Episode 37: Thomas Cranmer - Cowardice and Courage

Episode 38: Saint Bartholomew’s Day Massacre

Episode 39: The Spanish Armada

Episode 40: Guy Fawkes & The Gunpowder Plot

Episode 41: The Mayflower

Episode 42: Martin Luther- The Protest Is Not Over

Episode 43: The Waldenses- Massacre at Castelluzzo

Episode 44: Marie Durand- Righteous Resistance

Episode 45: John Wesley- The Origins of Methodism

Episode 46: John Wesley & George Whitfield

Episode 47: Mary Jones & World Mission

Episode 48: Is the Reformation Over?

The Fire of the Lamb Season 1 Episode 2 The song says it only takes a spark to set a whole fire going, and once the fire was lit in 1 part of Europe, it spread quickly to other areas.

John Wycliffe had made a massive impact not just in England, but further afield in Europe, in particular here in Prague and the region that was known then as Bohemia.

[♪ music ♪ John Hus was of humble birth, and his father died soon after he was born.

His mother sought an education for him, and he was able to get admission to the University of Prague as a charity scholar.

As she reached Prague with her son, she knelt down and prayed that God would bless his life, a prayer that was answered again and again.

He soon distinguished himself by his tireless application to study and by his blameless life.

Upon completing his studies, he entered the priesthood and rapidly rose to prominence, soon becoming attached to the court of the king.

In a few short years, he was the pride of his country and his name was known all over Europe.

Today they've built a statue to commemorate him here in the Old Town Square.

[♪ music ♪ Several years after becoming a priest, Hus was appointed preacher of the Bethlehem Chapel here in Prague.

The founder of this particular chapel had advocated as a matter of importance the preaching of the scriptures in the language of the people.

At that time there was a large degree of ignorance concerning the Bible, and Hus also believed that it was vitally important to preach the scriptures in the language of the people.

🎵 music 🎵 At this point in his life, Hus came in contact with Jerome, who had proved to be his right-hand man until his death.

Jerome was a citizen of Prague, and he had brought back with him from a recent trip to England the writings of John Wycliffe.

The Queen of England at that time was also a convert of John Wycliffe, and she was a Bohemian princess, and through her influence his writings were circulated at length in Bohemia.

Hus read them, believed their author to be a sincere Christian, and believed the writings to be true.

[♪ music ♪ Hus' impact was growing, not just here in his homeland but also in neighbouring Germany and soon news of the work here in Prague reached Rome and he was summoned to appear before the Pope.

The King and Queen of Bohemia, The nobility and the government all asked for a local trial, but this was not granted.

The trial of Hus went ahead in his absence, during which the city of Prague was put under interdict.

This struck terror into the hearts of everyone.

Those ceremonies that were so key to life in general were not allowed to take place and through this means, Rome was able to hold sway over the people.

The city was in turmoil and Tsahas withdrew to his native village, but he continued to travel to the surrounding countryside where he was able to preach to eager crowds.

When the danger and excitement had subsided, he was able to return to Prague where alongside with Jerome he was able to continue his work.

[♪ music ♪ During this time in Europe, there was not 1 or 2, but 3 rival popes all claiming to be the Vicar of Christ.

This abuse of power in the church was something that many men strongly condemned, thus being 1 of the loudest voices.

The emperor at that time, Emperor Sigismund, called for a council in Constance, Germany, to settle this dispute once and for all and also to deal with some of the new heresies arising from men such as John Hus that they didn't agree with.

Hus was summoned to appear before the council and was given assurance of a safe passage by the Emperor.

1 thing that stands out from this story is the prayer that John Hus' mum made with him as he was on his way to university.

I want to encourage you, if you're praying for a child, if you're praying for a parent, to never give up in your prayers.

The prayer of John Hus' mother was answered many, many times over in ways that she couldn't have even imagined.

Maybe you're praying for your children, maybe they're on their way to school, maybe you're praying for a loved 1.

Keep them in prayer and never think that our prayers will go unanswered.

God does hear and God does answer our prayers.

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