Lanark and the Covenanters

[@periphron]

So deeply appreciate your own deep appreciation of this history: the Covenanters have changed my life and deepen my own conviction.

[@molecatcher3383]

I grew up in Cathcart Glasgow and in Old Cathcart Kirk yard there is a Covenanter mass grave with a big tombstone. Well worth a visit. The hardship that the Covenantors endured make our present difficulties appear trivial. Their strength of character and faith are an inspiration.

[@pnyarrow]

Thank you for that most interesting and moving information. ATB. Nigel

[@tessiedoyle]

Took a tour in feb 2018 - from the states. Haunting and humbling 🙏

[@JCATG]

Amazing history from the Scottish Reformation. I have been reading on the Scottish Covenanters lately and their faith and zeal is just something remarkable for me as a Christian. Great job on the educational details here! May God bless this endeavor of yours for the good of His people and His glory. For Christʼs Crown and Covenant!

[@Ricky-oi3wv]

Absolutely fantastic to see you here Nikko. God Bless.

[@calumroney7352]

Fascinating history. I'm from kilmarnock which is another strong covenating town. Incedently I'm a member of St Kentigern Church in Kilmarnock. I have heard a story that the reason why alot of Presbyterian Churches in Scotland have RED doors is because it's to commemorate the blood of the covenanters but I don't know how true it is but it makes sense to me.

[@georgejob7544]

Do try a visit to Airdrie public library, we have the flag carried by John Main of Ballochney at The Battle of Bothwell Bridge,it's kept covered from sun light! There is a facsimile in Greyfriars Church in Edinburgh!

[@richardglady3009]

Thank you for the video and the history and the visuals

[@christdiedforoursins5756]

Thank you very much that was really interesting Christ died for Sins according to the scriptures was buried and rose again on the third day according to the scriptures 1 Corinthians 15 verse 3

[@voicezful]

Thanks for this information. William Harvie's gravestone appears in remarkably good condition for a 1682 burial - is there a local society that tends to the graves of the martyrs?

[@scottishreformationtours8189]

I think with William Hervies grave it's some locals in Lanark who look after it. My wife and I also clean them up when we can.

[@biblicalbroadcasting2639]

I was there today. Unfortunately couldn't find William Hervie's grave but seen the monument.

[@scottishreformationtours8189]

His grave is next to the ruins of St Kentigern's Church. n the old part of the cemetery.