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Johannes Wtenbogaert (Also Jan or Hans,
Uytenbogaert or Uitenbogaert.) (11
February 1557 – 4
September 1644) was a
Dutch Protestant minister, a leader...
- in The Hague. He
tried to
hinder the
appearance of Jan
Uytenbogaert in Bleiswijk.
Uytenbogaert defending the
right of the
worldly leaders to
decide upon...
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appointment had also a
political dimension,
being backed by both
Johannes Uytenbogaert at The
Hague and
Johan van Oldenbarnevelt. Gomarus, a
Fleming who had...
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confirms the
opinion of the
remonstrants already expressed in 1618. Jan
Uytenbogaert gave to the
Remonstrants a
catechism and
regulated their church order...
- doctrines. The do****ent in the form of a
remonstrance was
drawn up by Jan
Uytenbogaert and
after a few
changes was
endorsed and
signed by all. The Remonstrants...
- B124 3 The
pancake woman 1635 B129 1 The
quacksalver 1635 B279 6 Jan
Uytenbogaert,
preacher of the
Remonstrants [1557-1644] 1635 B286 2 The
first oriental...
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Catholicism late in life are
unclear and debated. In a
letter to
Johannes Uytenbogaert on May 14, 1629, he
denied rumors of his conversion,
expressing confusion...
- at the
window or
Rembrandt engraving (1648,
etching and drypoint) Jan
Uytenbogaert,
known as “The Gold Weigher” (1639,
etching and
drypoint on silk) Portrait...
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Calvinist church histories. In it he
commented on the work of
Johannes Uytenbogaert, who had
published a
Remonstrant Church History in 1646. His own distinctive...
- [Remonstrants and Contra-Remonstrants] in
church and state.
Oldenbarnevelt and
Uytenbogaert, the
leaders of the Remonstrants, were
committed to the
appointment of...
