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	Hut, Hans (d. 1527)
		Hans Hut (Hutt, Huth, Huet) is correctly known as the apostle of the Anabaptists in Upper Austria, although his work and influence extended far beyond its borders, at first in his home country, Franconia, then in Bavaria and Salzburg, Moravia, and Silesia.
		Hans Hut was by far the most significant early apostle of Anabaptism in the region extending from Thuringia to the Tyrol and from WÃ¼rttemberg to Moravia.
		Hut was present at the battle of Frankenhausen until the "shooting became too thick," and he defended the peasants' cause after that in Bibra, supporting the efforts of the local leader, JÃ¶rg Haug.
	www.gameo.org /encyclopedia/contents/H88.html (4347 words)

	Müntzer, Thomas (1488/9-1525)
		If Hut was a "spiritualist," he was a Biblical one, as were Michael Sattler and all the early Anabaptists, but he really was not a spiritualist at all.
		Hans Hut, to be sure, was much attracted by it, but when it came to preaching the new birth and discipleship he voluntarily restrained himself and kept his apocalyptic ideas silent.
		Melchior Rinck, Hans Hut, Hans Denck, Balthasar Reif, Hans Römer and Heinz Kraut were some of the Anabaptists compromised in one form or other by contact with him.
	www.gameo.org /encyclopedia/contents/M858.html (5728 words)

	THE BEGINNING OF OUR CHURCH HISTORY
		Hans Hut also went to Nikolsburg, and several more ministers and teachers were appointed to preach the Word of God, namely Oswald Glait, Hans Spittelmaier, Christian Rotmantel, Klein Utz (Little Utz) and Gross Utz (Big Utz), Hans Werner, Andreas Mosel, and Strutzel, some of whom had been preachers before.
		Hans Hut was held prisoner in Nikolsburg Castle because he would not agree with its lord, Leonhard von Liechtenstein, on retaining the use of the sword.
		Hans Hut was condemned and burned to death at Augsburg in Swabia.
	www.anabaptistchurch.org /chronicle2.htm (5955 words)

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		Hans Van Der Laan was a prominent member of the MCA and was once the president.
		The Eagle Glacier hut was designed by the same Tony Bockstahler who designed Hans' Hut, and materials were helicoptered in from the Eagle River Rd. Most of the crew was flown in again by Lowell Thomas: Ted Shohl, Dave Meyers, Andy Goulding, Andy Anderson, Barney Seiler, Keith Bittner and Frank Nosek.
		The MCA huts have a colorful history in terms of the people who built them, the first ascents which were made from them, and the people who spent many stormy as well as lovely nights in them.
	www.alaska.net /~jlanders/HikerGuide/page152.html (497 words)

	Radical Reformation
		Hans Denck's concept of inner transformation was pacifist in expression, with focus more on the renewal of individuals than of society.
		Hans Hut understood the inner transformation to be accomplished through the experience of both inner and outer struggle and suffering.
		Hut modified Munzer's revolutionary outlook, commanding the transformed believers to keep the revolutionary sword sheathed until God called for it.
	mb-soft.com /believe/txc/radrefor.htm (1743 words)

	Hut - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Hopkins Ultraviolet Telescope (HUT), an ultraviolet telescope lab at Johns Hopkins University
		Hercules Unit Trust (HUT), a property unit trust in Jersey, England
		"Hut" is a time-keeping word used by the quarterback in American football, to count time for the snap.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hut (148 words)

	lion&lamb: Back Issue
		Some Anabaptists like Hans Denck and Hans Hut never tired of saying that true knowledge of God and his will cannot be achieved simply from reading the Bible.
		Hans Denck was pointing to this in the oft-quoted sentence: 'No man can know Christ unless he follows after him in life.' Similarly Hans readiness to obey Christ's words is prerequisite to understanding them.
		Hans Denck refused to call the Bible the Word of God lest it cut a person off from hearing the Word of God directly in the present.
	www.econi.org /LionLamb/019/anabaptist.html (1968 words)

	Hans Adventure Holidays Resort, Kolad, Maharashtra. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		HANS Adventure Holidays is an Adventure Resort Located at Kolad (Maharashtra, India) at 135 kms from Mumbai and 110 kms from Pune.
		In the mist of this is a farm house and tented accommodation.
		HANS is the brainchild of Gp capt. (retd) Hemu Khatu, an ex fighter pilot of the Indian Air Force.
	www.nivalink.com /hans (235 words)

	The Rise and Fall of the Anabapists by Belfort Bax (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Among the’ earlier Anabaptists Hans Hut (not to be confounded with Jakob Huter) is such a prominent figure that it is worth while to turn aside to consider his career, characteristic as it in many ways was.
		Hans Hut declared that although valuing the teaching of Münzer and revering his personality, he never actually joined his immediate followers at Mulhausen, who, as a sect, kept themselves separate from the rising Anabaptist body.
		Hans Hut’s success at Nikolsburg, and probably at Augsburg also, was due to his championing the cause of the logical non-resistants against the more moderate temporisers.
	www.marxists.org /archive/bax/1903/anabaptists/ch03.htm (4606 words)

	Christian History Handbook: Early Modern: Lecture Sixteen (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Hut had been a follower of Thomas Müntzer and had picked up some radical ideas about the end of the world and the coming of the kingdom of God.
		Denk became concerned about the message Hut was preaching so he organized a campaign in August, 1527, to combat his radicalism by sending preachers out to correct the views of his converts.
		The split actually occurred in May 1527 when Hans Hut himself came to the community, possibly at Wiedemann's invitation and held a disputation with Hubmaier.
	www.sbuniv.edu /~hgallatin/ht34633e16.html (3147 words)

	MILLENIALISM IN THE REFORMATION
		The first to propogate this new form of Anabaptism was a bookbinder named Hans Hut, a former follower of Müntzer.
		Perhaps influenced by the Taborites, Hut claimed to be a prophet sent by God to announce that in 1528 Christ would return to earth and place the two-edged sword of justice and revenge in the hands of the rebaptized saints.
		While Hut expected this to take place only when Christ returned, some of his less patient and more militant disciples wished to hasten the process of setting up the Kingdom of God by force of arms (Cohn 255).
	www.lessonsonline.info /MillennialismReformation.htm (4639 words)

	Anabaptist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Hans Hut was a very significant early Anabaptist leader.
		Hans Hut died in prison after being arrested.
		Menno Simons was born in 1496 and at the age of 28 he became a Roman Catholic priest.
	www.blogiversity.org /anabaptist/index.php (701 words)

	Untitled Document
		Baptized by Hans Hut in Langenmantel's house on February 2, 1527, Anna was one of the earlier Augsburg women to join the Anabaptists there.
		She and her husband were caught in the early fall 1527 roundup; her husband was imprisoned, and since she refused to take the oath to remain in exile, she was led out of the city on September 17, 1527.
		One, Hans Hut, was semi-resident and died in prison there, though he came from Central Germany.
	www.goshen.edu /mhl/oyeraug.html (9547 words)

	Anabaptism and Missions
		Hut was one of the most zealous and successful of all Anabaptist missionaries.
		Although he believes that Hut was probably the most successful Anabaptist preacher, Estep refers to him as the "erratic Hans Hut," because of his connections to Thomas Muntzer and his eschatological views.
		Hans Hut was not a great organizer nor a thorough teacher, but he was unexcelled as an evangelist.
	www.xenos-cincy.org /study/anabaptism_and_missions.htm (5180 words)

	AutoRacing1.com - NASCAR Page
		This was the first event that Gordon has worn the HANS, and after testing it earlier in the week, most of the bugs seem to have been worked out.
		Recognizing that the HANS is like a piece of clothing, one size does not fit all, but can be tailored to fit all.
		Hut Stricklin now knows just how good the HANS Device is. Hopefully, his head will never hit his steering wheel again.
	www.autoracing1.com /GoodBoys/2001/0307HANS.htm (1091 words)

	The Secret of the Strength, Chapter 15
		Where the Werra flows between the Thüringer Forest and the highlands of the Rhön, the castle of the knights of Bibra-Schwebenheim overshadowed the little house of Johannes Hut, his wife, and his four children.
		In 1524, while passing through the city of Weißenfels in Sachsen-Anhalt, Hans Hut got into a discussion with a miller, a tailor, and a wool weaver.
		Hans saw that armed revolt was not of Christ, and that Thomas Müntzer and the peasants were not building the Lord's commune.
	www.gw.org /Sos/Sos15.htm (3761 words)

	The Anabaptists and the Reformation
		Hans Denck (1495-1527): Denck was to have a huge influence within the Anabaptist movement, despite his short involvement.
		Despite his current pacifism, Hut's bloody "end-time warfare of the saints" doctrine, caused Lord Liechtenstein, (an associate of Hubmaier's congregation) to panic and imprison Hut for causing a civil disturbance.
		Eventually, in 1528 following Hans Hut's visit, several hundred under the leadership of John Weidermann separated from the rest and established a "common household" (Bruderhof) where the community of goods (or common ownership) was practiced.
	www.rbc.org.nz /library/anabap.htm (11581 words)

	The Secret of the Strength, Chapter 18
		Hans Hut, Jakob Wideman and Hans Schlaffer came.
		In 1530 Hans Herschberger, a young Swiss believer was called upon to defend his Protestant canton.
		Hans Hut, and many Anabaptists with him, thought Christians would take up arms after the Lord returned.
	www.gw.org /Sos/Sos18.htm (3303 words)

	The Radical Reformation - Cambridge University Press (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		The texts are drawn from the period 1521-1527, centring on the German Peasants' War of 1524-1526.
		The thinkers represented - Muntzer, Karlstadt, Grebel, Hut, Denck, and others - differed on important theological issues, yet all rejected the magistral reformation as serving the interests of society's elites.
		Hans Hut, On the Mystery of Baptism; 11.
	www.cambridge.org /catalogue/print.asp?isbn=0521370736&print=y (328 words)

	Alaska Hut Skiing on ski.mountainzone.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		We went around the ridges and after another three-quarters of an hour, we found the hut buried under five feet of snow and dug furiously as the light slowly dimmed.
		Our plan was to ski the Eklutna Traverse, a 40-mile traverse starting on the Eagle Glacier with a first night at Rosie's Roost Hut, north over Whiteout Pass to Hans Hut, down the Eklutna Glacier to Pilcher's Pirch Hut, then out Eklutna Lake in six days.
		After five days in the hut, it was time to head back to civilization.
	ski.mountainzone.com /2000/freshtracks/alaska/html (1162 words)

	Direction: Mysticism and the Early South German-Austrian Anabaptist Movement, 1525-1531
		He firmly denies Hut’s alleged conversion to the evangelical model of Anabaptism and asserts that Hut’s acceptance of adult baptism did not mark a decisive break with his Muentzerian past.
		Seeing Hut as a disciple of Muentzer and characterizing him as a “foiled revolutionary,” supports the conclusion that Muentzer left more than a passing impression on this part of early Anabaptism.
		He identifies three reactions to the failure of Hut’s apocalyptic predictions: (1) the Dreamers, a sect built on a fantasy; (2) sectarianism, which eventually joins the “mainstream” of Anabaptism; (3) the mystical spiritualists, those who could neither escape into fantasy nor accept the rigidity of sectarianism.
	www.directionjournal.org /article/?335 (565 words)

	www.planai.at - (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-30)
		Private hut at the foot of the Styrian Kalkspitze, 1610m, 11 Beds and 16 places.
		Hut of the Preintaler Alpine society in Untertal, 120 beds in a central location in the Schladminger Tauern range.
		Hut of the Preintaler Alipne society Seewigtal, 1533m, only open in summer, 55 beds and 4 rooms; easterly start point for the Huge Schladminger - Tauern-crossing.
	www.planai.at /planai_sommer/sommer/huetten/sommer_e_1278_ENG_HTML.htm (541 words)

	Hans Denck
		The first controversial point was the question of infant baptism, which, Denck pointed out, was never stipulated in the Bible.
		He himself had been baptized by Balthasar Hubmaier, and he in turn baptized Hans Hut, an important figure in the history of chiliasm.
		He defined baptism as the "covenant of good conscience with God." But it was not of central importance to his religious ideas, as has been alleged.
	www.geocities.com /Athens/Forum/5578/hansdenck.html (815 words)

	4. THE WHOLE AND THE DRAGON -- Brethren In Christ, by Alan Eyre
		Hans Hut and Balthasar Hubmaier were very different personalities.
		In Mikulov they had not always seen eye to eye, especially on the question of relationships with the state -- to what extent protection could be sought from the temporal authorities.
		Hans Hut's passing must have affected Hubmaier and his wife very deeply, knowing that their turn would be very soon.
	www.west.net /~antipas/books/brethren_in_christ/binc_04.html (1343 words)

	ttt
		South German Anabaptism stems from the reformulation of ideas from Thomas Munzer by Hans Hut and Hans Denck (ca.
		An erstwhile Lutheran preacher in Sweden and Schleswig-Holstein, always zealously interested in eschatological speculation, Hofmann found in the Strasbourg Anabaptists influenced by Hans Denck the ideas which precipitated his break with Luther and enabled him to develop his own form of Anabaptism.
		Hofmann believed in the near in-breaking of God's kingdom into the world, with divine vengeance upon the wicked.
	www.matthew548.com /d-ana.html (706 words)

	Page Title
		After a restful lunch at Whiteout Pass with the "best view in the Chugach," we made our way across softening snow toward Hans' Hut, with intense sun and heat - we were "Bakin' Potatoes - Bakin in the Sun," our adopted mantra.
		At poor old weather beaten Hans' Hut we dug our way through drifted snow and into the cabin.
		But first, Cory and Chris played carpenter and repaired the portion of the roof which was missing sheet metal and tar paper (we noticed all the light holes on the inside the previous day).
	www.alaska.net /~jlanders/HikerGuide/page153.html (667 words)

	[No title]
		Your boss tells you to cover the new preacher in town, Hans Hut, and his Anabaptist followers.
		A year later, you are asked to write a paragraph for the Times supporting the Augsburg decision to persecute the Anabaptists.
		Though you argue with your boss that you try to be impartial in your writing, he will hear none of it.
	www.mph.org /hp/studygds/ThroughFireSGCh6-10.doc (1112 words)

	Anabaptism
		Moving across his stage are the whole cast of characters, from Andreas Karlstadt (Carlstadt) and the Zwickau Prophets through Conrad Grebel and the St. Gall fanatics, Hans Hut and Jacob Hutter, Menno Simons and the Batenburgers, to Michael Servetus and Faustus Socinus, with all the intricate linkages between them.
		Clear links between Thomas Müntzer and Hans Hut had been established by Grete Mecenseffy (1956) and Walter Klaassen (1960, 1962), but the most important study on this relationship was done by Gottfried Seebaß (1972).
		By means of the thesis that mystical theology was a theology of dissent in the 16th century, Steven Ozment linked the Anabaptists Hans Denck and Hans Hut with Müntzer, Sebastian Franck, and others.
	swiki.hfbk-hamburg.de:8888 /Lebensreform/78 (1820 words)

	Direction: Anabaptists and the Great Commission in the Reformation
		Hans Bichter, for example, baptized thirty believers within a week and Jorg Schad baptized forty in a single day—and that in the village church of Zollikon.
		Hans Hut, one of the chairmen of the 1527 missionary conference in Augsburg, had already sent apostles to many parts of Europe.
		The Anabaptist annals record several characteristics of those who were committed to present the claims of Christ to the lost in the world.
	www.directionjournal.org /article/?151 (5737 words)

	The Anabaptists
		Hans Denck, and German Balthasar Hubmaier are some of the important religious leaders that began to speak against the Roman Catholic Church.
		Unlike Reformist Christians, some Anabaptist Evangels, or missionaries, such as Hans Hut, went throughout Europe, speaking, baptizing converts, and starting new churches.
		This was considered crazy and outrageous by Reformists and Anabaptists Evangels slowed down after the violence at Munster (see History of the Anabaptists).
	www.lakesideschool.org /studentweb/worldhistory/reformation/ANAhistory.htm (483 words)

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