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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 – March 1
Romulus, the first king of Rome, celebrates the first Roman triumph after his victory over the Caeninenses. (752 BC) Scottish reformation preacher George Wishart was martyred by being burned at the stake in England. He preached in churches and, when … Continue reading →
Posted in 03 March, AD 1546, AD 1562, AD 1587, AD 1642, AD 1692, AD 1744, AD 1780, AD 1781, AD 1790, AD 1799, AD 1803, AD 1810, AD 1843, AD 1845, AD 1847, AD 1864, AD 1867, AD 1869, AD 1872, AD 1875, AD 1893, AD 1896, AD 1909, AD 1910, AD 1912, AD 1913, AD 1916, AD 1917, AD 1932, AD 1933, AD 1936, AD 1941, AD 1942, AD 1943, AD 1953, AD 1954, AD 1961, AD 1968, AD 1969, AD 1970, AD 1974, AD 2003, BC 0752, Date, Year
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Today in HisStory – February 23
Polycarp, the last church leader personally taught by the apostles whose mentor was John the Apostle, was burned at the stake. (155 AD) The Great Persecution by Roman Emperor Diocletian began when Christians were dragged off and tortured to death, employing … Continue reading →
Today in HisStory – February 21
Joan of Arc withstood the first day of interrogation during her trial for heresy. (1430) The Prussian Confederation was formed. (1440) British poet Robert Southwell was hanged and quartered for treason for being a Catholic. (1595) Michael Romanov, son of … Continue reading →
Posted in 02 February, AD 1430, AD 1440, AD 1595, AD 1613, AD 1782, AD 1795, AD 1804, AD 1828, AD 1842, AD 1848, AD 1857, AD 1869, AD 1878, AD 1885, AD 1887, AD 1895, AD 1896, AD 1915, AD 1916, AD 1918, AD 1922, AD 1931, AD 1932, AD 1945, AD 1948, AD 1953, AD 1965, AD 1970, AD 1972, AD 1975, AD 1988, Date, Year
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Today in HisStory – February 19
Emperor Constantius II shut down all heathen temples. (356 AD) Medieval Iconoclastic Controversy ended as a council in Constantinople formally reinstated the veneration of icons in the churches. (842 AD) Nicolaus Copernicus is born in Torun, Poland. (1473) Miles Coverdale … Continue reading →
Posted in 02 February, AD 0356, AD 0842, AD 1473, AD 1568, AD 1600, AD 1672, AD 1735, AD 1768, AD 1803, AD 1807, AD 1812, AD 1831, AD 1846, AD 1847, AD 1856, AD 1861, AD 1878, AD 1881, AD 1884, AD 1896, AD 1906, AD 1910, AD 1913, AD 1914, AD 1941, AD 1942, AD 1945, AD 1948, AD 1963, AD 1973, AD 1987, AD 2001, AD 2018, Date, Year
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Today in HisStory – February 13
Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei arrived in Rome for his trial before an Inquisition for professing belief that earth revolves around the Sun. (1633) Flemish missionary Joris van Geel departed to Congo. (1651) British Parliament adopted the Bill of Rights which … Continue reading →
Posted in 02 February, AD 1633, AD 1651, AD 1689, AD 1692, AD 1693, AD 1741, AD 1776, AD 1795, AD 1826, AD 1861, AD 1866, AD 1867, AD 1886, AD 1896, AD 1899, AD 1905, AD 1907, AD 1920, AD 1935, AD 1942, AD 1943, AD 1945, AD 1951, AD 1955, AD 1959, AD 1974, AD 1979, AD 1981, AD 1984, AD 2000, AD 2004, Date, Year
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Today in HisStory – January 29
Abbot Gildas, who gave us the earliest history we have of the British Celts, died. (570 AD) Priest Ulrich Zwingli presented Sixty-Seven Articles for the consideration of Zurich including these: The sum and substance of the Gospel is that our Lord … Continue reading →
Posted in 01 January, AD 0570, AD 1523, AD 1555, AD 1595, AD 1737, AD 1781, AD 1785, AD 1802, AD 1820, AD 1834, AD 1840, AD 1845, AD 1850, AD 1856, AD 1861, AD 1863, AD 1879, AD 1882, AD 1886, AD 1892, AD 1896, AD 1905, AD 1907, AD 1917, AD 1920, AD 1921, AD 1924, AD 1929, AD 1936, AD 1944, AD 1959, AD 1966, AD 1985, AD 1989, AD 2002, AD 2014, AD 2015, Date, Year
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Today in HisStory – January 7
Lucian, Presbyter of Antioch, was tried and executed for his faith. (312 AD) Athanasius, a bishop of Alexandria, listed and arranged the books of the New Testament in a way that is still used today. He is more famous for … Continue reading →
Today in HisStory – January 4
Anna of Brittany announced all those who would ally with the King of France would be considered guilty of the crime of lese-majesty. (1490) Ferdinand of Austria, younger brother to Holy Roman Emperor Charles V, issued the first secular mandate … Continue reading →
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Today in HisStory – January 1
New Year’s Day was celebrated on January first for the first time in history as the Julian Calendar went into effect. (45 BC) Origin of Christian Era started on the first day in AD. (1 AD) St. Basil died. He … Continue reading →
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Today in HisStory – December 30
John Wycliffe, Bible scholar and translator, died. (1384) Wearing masks at balls was forbidden in Boston. (1809) Abraham Mills’ commission declared Abner Doubleday invented baseball. (1853) A dinner party was held inside a life-size model of an Iguanodon, ornithopod dinosaur, … Continue reading →
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