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Idelette de Bure (geboren zwischen 1505 und 1509 in Lüttich; gestorben am 29. März 1549 in Genf ) war die Frau des Genfer Reformators Johannes Calvin . Inhaltsverzeichnis
Idelette Stordeur de Bure Calvin (1500–1549) was the wife of the French reformer John Calvin (Jean Cauvin).
Idelette was a young widow with two young children. Her former husband, Jean Stordeur, a cabinet maker from Liège (one of “those cities of the Netherlands in which the awakening had been most remarkable,” J.H. Merle D’Aubigne writes), 3 contracted the plague in 1540 a little more than a year after Calvin’s arrival there and died within a few days.
31. Jan. 2021 · Idelette was a young widow with two young children. Her former husband, Jean Stordeur, a cabinet maker from Liège (one of “those cities of the Netherlands in which the awakening had been most remarkable,” J.H. Merle D’Aubigne writes), contracted the plague in 1540 a little more than a year after…
Durch die Vermittlung des Straßburger Reformators Martin Bucer heirateten Idelette de Bure und Johannes Calvin im August 1540. Als Calvin im September 1541 nach Genf zurückkehrte, folgte seine Frau ihm wenig später zusammen mit ihrer Tochter Judith aus erster Ehe.
Idelette: God's Helpmate for John Calvin. In July of 1540 John Calvin made a marriage proposal to Idelette de Bure. She accepted. Three weeks later they were married on August 10, 1540. Many wedding couples have an interesting story of how God brought their lives together. The Calvin's marriage is no exception.
Durch die Vermittlung des Straßburger Reformators Martin Bucer heirateten Idelette de Bure und Johannes Calvin im August 1540. Calvin beherbergte damals in seinem Haus eine Anzahl französischer Gäste und Flüchtlinge.
