Today in HisStory
History is really His Story. God is at work throughout history. This today in history site is compiled by Tamera Lynn Kraft. It isn't complete but highlights interesting events in history from a Christian perspective.Date in History
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Today in HisStory – August 21
Minamoto Yoritomo became Seii Tai Shōgun and the de facto ruler of Japan. (1192) 160 Jews of Chincon France were burned at stake. (1321) Count von Zinzendorf laid his hands on the heads of Leonard Dober and David Nitschmann, commending … Continue reading
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Today in HisStory – August 20
Venus and Jupiter were in conjunction. This is a possible astrological explanation for Star of Bethlehem. (2 AD) The Hungarian state was founded. (1000) Sixty Anabaptists leaders met for the Synod of Martyrs to discuss how to evangelize Europe. Within five years, … Continue reading
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Today in HisStory – August 18
The oldest known Roman temple to Venus was founded. (293 BC) Helena, first Christian archeologist and mother to first Christian Roman Emperor Constantine, died. (328 AD) Genghis Khan, founder of the Mongol Empire, died. (1227) John White, the governor of … Continue reading
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Today in HisStory – August 17
Govenor John White returned to Roanoke, North Carolina to find no trace of colonists he had left there three years earlier. (1590) English Puritan Preacher Richard Mather first arrived in Boston. (1635) Two thousand Nonconformist pastors preached farewell sermons to their … Continue reading
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Today in HisStory – August 16
Hongwu Emperor of Ming China, Emperor Dong, heard a case of couple who tore money bills while fighting over them. This was considered an act of destroying stamped government documents punishable by 100 floggings. Hongwu Emperor decided to pardon them. … Continue reading
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Today in HisStory – August 15
The proconsul of Africa proclaimed unity of the African church under Gratus after years of conflict between the Catholic Church and the stricter Donatists. Donatus withdrew into exile. (347 AD) Arabs abandoned a thirteen-month seige of Constantinople on the day … Continue reading
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Today in HisStory – August 14
During Kublai Khan’s Second Invasion of Japan, his invading Chinese fleet of 3,500 vessels disappeared in a typhoon near Japan. (1281) Raymond Lull sails to evangelize Islamic countries. (1314) Quakers William Penn, later founder of Pennsylvania, and William Mead were arrested … Continue reading
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Today in HisStory – August 13
Pontianus died after being exiled to the mines. He was the Apostle John’s great grandson and a leader of the church. His remains were returned to the church for a proper burial. (236 AD) St. Maximus the Confessor, who had … Continue reading
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Today in HisStory – August 12
Venus and Jupiter were in conjunction. This could have been the Star of Bethlehem. (3 AD) In the Battle of Otranto, Ottoman troops beheaded 800 Christians for refusing to convert to Islam. (1480) Christopher Columbus arrived in the Canary Islands … Continue reading
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