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It Is Written - 500: The Celtic Connection
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- Опубликовано: 18 авг 2024
- All around the world on March 17 every year, people celebrate him, without really knowing much about him. While St. Patrick is known globally, a few people understand that he was an enormously influential missionary who brought faith in Christ to the pagans of Ireland. So how did this small town man become a global icon? And how is he connected to the Reformation? Join John Bradshaw on location in Ireland and discover the truth about St. Patrick. Features special guest Dr. David Trim.
Wonderfully produced. All praise and glory to God.
Loved the Miracle story! God was indeed with you. God desires for these stories to be told. Blessings to the 'It is written' Team.
Excellent ! Thanks so much for this from an exiled Irishman !
This makes me cry with joy 😢🙌🏽👏🏽yay God! 0% battery life and flew a drone from over water & landed on land against 26 miles per hour wind for a minute or more . . a miracle indeed. Thank You Jesus! Just love hearing these miracles to strengthen my faith 🙏🏽❤️
i love these videos. Yah bless you John Bradshaw.
This series was a blessing. I enjoy listening to Pastor Bradshaw accent.
Great documentary 👍
Thank you again for sharing this beautiful message. That was amazing 🙏❤️😍💓🤩🤦♀️🌷
Love loving this❤️🙏🏼 May God bless y’all for this beautiful documentary’s ❤️
So good &well done ! Thank you so much !
God bless your ministry abundantly ❣✝❣
Wonderful God was in control
Thank you for making this with closed captioned and it was very interesting.
"Out of battery, but not out of power because God was with us" 🙏🏼🙏🏼
AMEN
can any link me the sorce to this book "the history of the jesuits" that Bradshaw quotes at the end
One observation - surprised you claimed his birthplace as England so unequivocally: it's widely claimed he was Welsh by birth, not English, and it seems his exact birthplace remains the source of some speculation.
It wasn't England. England didn't exist yet. He was from Brittania (today, England, Wales, and Cornwall). He was a Celtic Romano-Briton, not a Germanic Angle or Saxon, and therefore was not English.