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Brethren In Christ |
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"Almost Persuaded" (Acts 26:28)
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PAGE 125 Two famous Poles who believed the Truth but were apparently afraid to obey or confess it in fulness.
Krzysztof Arciszewski 1592-1656
The Arciszewskis were a family deeply committed
Waclaw Potocki 1625 - 1696
The Potockis were also a renowned family among the Polish Brethren. Waclaw Potocki (pronounced Vatswav Pototski) was raised in the atmosphere of the Truth, deeply imbibing its spirit. In the eyes of modern Polish communist scholars, he was "the most remarkable poet and the greatest in the old Polish literature"." His poems vividly describe the traumatic conditions in Europe during the 17th century wars of religion (see POTOCKI ON JAMES 5). His Moralia was a collection of moralistic criticisms and warnings of the troubles of the Last Days based on the writings of the great scholar Erasmus of Rotterdam. The police files refer to him as a secret believer.
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