Excerpt from The Works of John Knox, Vol. 1: Collected and Edited
During this winter, the vessel on board of which Knox was confined, remained in the river Loire.
The Vessel returned to Scotland, about the time of the 1548. Siege of Haddington in June; and when within sight of St. Andrews, Knox uttered his memorable prediction, that he would yet survive to preach in that place where God had Opened his mouth for the ministry.
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