102. Peter Martyr Vermigli

5 Minutes in Church History with Stephen Nichols

Ligonier Ministries

Christianity, History, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 24 August 2022

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How did a devout monk become a Protestant on the run from the authorities because of his faith? Today on our journey back through the archives, Dr. Stephen Nichols introduces us to the life and work of Peter Martyr Vermigli, a daring Reformer.

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0:00.0	Thanks for tuning in to Five Minutes in Church History.
0:02.7	I'm Steve Nichols.
0:04.0	What you're about to hear is one of my favorite episodes from our archives.
0:08.1	We're taking a short break from releasing new content, but we will be back with all new
0:12.3	material in January 2023.
0:15.0	Make sure you're subscribed to the show so you won't miss any favorites.
0:18.0	I hope you enjoy this archival episode of Five Minutes in Church History.
0:24.2	Welcome back to another episode of Five Minutes in Church History.
0:27.3	In this episode, we are returning to one of my favorite times in Church History, the
0:31.8	time of the Reformation.
0:33.3	This is a figure we don't often hear a lot about, but he was a significant figure in
0:37.3	the Reformation.
0:38.3	His name is Peter Marter Vermigley.
0:40.4	He was born in 1499 in Florence.
0:44.1	He was not born with that name Peter Marter, but when he became an Augustinian monk, he
0:49.9	took that name Peter Marter as a name that represented a medieval figure that he looked
0:55.4	up to and that he wanted to aspire to.
0:58.8	Before he became an Augustinian monk, he was educated at the very prestigious and rigorous
1:04.2	university of Padua.
1:06.7	He taught himself Greek in Hebrew, and he found himself at Naples as the prior of a monastery.
1:14.5	While he was there in the late 1530s, he came into contact with the Reformers through
1:20.9	their books.
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