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Lord I lay my soul ' in this matter only at thy foot ; let me not be deceived , I humbly
beseech thee . ' This most suitable request the Lord graciously answered ; he
soon saw through the delusions of the RANTERS ; and probably referred to them
...
Lord I lay my soul ' in this matter only at thy foot ; let me not be deceived , I humbly
beseech thee . ' This most suitable request the Lord graciously answered ; he
soon saw through the delusions of the RANTERS ; and probably referred to them
...
Side 43
about the midway to the top of the hill was a pleasant arbour made by the Lord of
the hill for the refreshing of weary travellers ; thither , therefore , CHRISTIAN got ,
where also he sat down to rest him : then he pulled his roll out of his bosom ...
about the midway to the top of the hill was a pleasant arbour made by the Lord of
the hill for the refreshing of weary travellers ; thither , therefore , CHRISTIAN got ,
where also he sat down to rest him : then he pulled his roll out of his bosom ...
Side 106
The judge's name was Lord HATE - GOOD : their indictment was one and the
same in substance , though somewhat varying in form ; the contents whereof was
this : That they were enemies to , and disturbers of , their trade : that they had
made ...
The judge's name was Lord HATE - GOOD : their indictment was one and the
same in substance , though somewhat varying in form ; the contents whereof was
this : That they were enemies to , and disturbers of , their trade : that they had
made ...
Side 107
Then he said , My lord , this man , notwithstanding his plausible name , is one of
the vilest men in our country ; he neither regardeth prince nor people , law nor
custom ; but doeth all that he can to possess all men with certain of his disloyal ...
Then he said , My lord , this man , notwithstanding his plausible name , is one of
the vilest men in our country ; he neither regardeth prince nor people , law nor
custom ; but doeth all that he can to possess all men with certain of his disloyal ...
Side 108
could by no means please God . Which saying of his , my lord , your lordship very
well knows what necessarily thence will follow , to wit , that we still do worship in
vain , ' are yet in our sins , and finally shall be damned : and this is that which I ...
could by no means please God . Which saying of his , my lord , your lordship very
well knows what necessarily thence will follow , to wit , that we still do worship in
vain , ' are yet in our sins , and finally shall be damned : and this is that which I ...
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according affections answer appear asked attend become began believers better burden called character CHRIST CHRISTIAN comfort coming concerning confidence conscience continually danger death desire discourse distress doubt dream enemies evil excite experience fair faith fall fear follow further gate gave give given glory gospel grace ground hand hath heard heart heaven hill holy hope IGNOR judgement leave live look Lord manner means meet mind nature never obtain perceive persons pilgrims present profession professors reason receive religion religious represent salvation scripture seek seems side sinners sins sleep soul speak Spirit stand stood talk tell temptations thee things thou thought told town true truth turn unto walk worldly
Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Pilgrim's Progress, Volum 1 Pilgrim's Progress, Thomas Scott |
| Forfatter | John Bunyan |
| Utgiver | J. Parsons, 1794 |
| Original fra | Ohio State University |
| Digitalisert | 4. aug 2014 |
| Eksporter sitat | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |