Caldwell, Asa a Baptist minister, was born in Orange County, N. Y., in 1796, ‘and united with the ‘Church’in Spencer, Tioga Co. Not long after this he -commenced preaching, in which work he continued until nearly the close of his life. He was pastor of church-es in Oswego, Tomrpkins, Herkimer, and Cortland counties, where many … Continue reading “Caldwell, Asa”
Caldwell, Abel
Caldwell, Abel a Congregational minister, was born in Massachusetts, and graduated from Dartmouth ‘College in 1817, and from Andover Seminary in 1821. He was ordained Feb. 27,1822, and immediately after-wards became home missionary in New York. He labored at Westford, from 1823 to 1827; at Volney, from 1827 to 1830; in the Presbyterian Church at … Continue reading “Caldwell, Abel”
CALDRONS
CALDRONS 1Sa 2:14; 2Ch 35:13; Jer 52:18 Fuente: Thompson Chain-Reference Bible
Caldron
caldron Emblem in art associated with Saint John the Evangelist, because of the legend that, under Domitian, he was thrown into a caldron of boiling oil, but miraculously preserved. Fuente: New Catholic Dictionary Caldron prop. a large cooking vessel, is the rendering in certain passages of the Auth. Vers. for the following words: 1. , … Continue reading “Caldron”
Caldonius
Caldonius bishop of an unknown African see, first appears (Cyprian, Ep. 24) as asking the opinion of Cyprian, and Carthaginian presbyters, as to whether “peace” may not be given to the lapsed, who, on subsequent confession, suffered confiscation and banishment. In 251 he was appointed by Cyprian to visit Carthage, to relieve sufferers by persecution, … Continue reading “Caldonius”
Caldicott, Thomas Ford, D.D
Caldicott, Thomas Ford, D.D a Baptist minister, was born in the village of Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England, March 21, 1803. His father was a deacon and lay-preacher of the Baptist Church in that village. The son became a Christian at the age of seventeen. He soon began to preach, having received a license from his … Continue reading “Caldicott, Thomas Ford, D.D”
Calderwood,,William (2)
Calderwood,,William (2) A.M., a Scotch clergyman (son of the Dean of Guild of Edinburgh), was baptized Jan. 22, 1636; took his degree at the Edin’ burgh University in 1653; was called to the living al Dalkeith in 1659, and ordained. He died March 4, 1680. See Fasti Eccles. Scoticance, i, 265. Fuente: Cyclopedia of Biblical, … Continue reading “Calderwood,,William (2)”
Calderwood, William (3), A.M
Calderwood, William (1), A.M a Scotch clergyman, took his degree at the University of St. Andrews in 1613; was licensed to preach in 1614; presented to the living at Heriot in 1617, and in 1648 had eleven score of communicants. His health failing him in that year, and his sight also, he was unable to … Continue reading “Calderwood, William (3), A.M”
Calderwood, James, A.M
Calderwood, James, A.M a Scotch clergyman of Dalkeith, took his degree at the Edinburgh University in 1642; was licensed to preach in 1647; appointed minister at Humbie in 1649, and ordained. On his conforming to episcopacy, the king presented the living to him in 1662. He had a charter of lands at Whytburgh granted in … Continue reading “Calderwood, James, A.M”
Calderwood, David
Calderwood, David a Scotch divine, was born in 1575, and in 1604 became minister of the parish of Crealing. When James I in 1617 sought to bring the Scottish Church into conformity with the Church of England, Calderwood was strenuous in opposition. Persecution and threats having failed to shake Calderwood, he was imprisoned, and afterward … Continue reading “Calderwood, David”