Pilgrim's Progress, Volum 1J. Parsons, 1794 |
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... Lord Jesus , " derives more and more instruction from repeated perusals of this remark- able book ; while his enlarged experience and extended observation enable him to unfold , with progressive evidence , the meaning of the agreeable ...
... Lord Jesus , " derives more and more instruction from repeated perusals of this remark- able book ; while his enlarged experience and extended observation enable him to unfold , with progressive evidence , the meaning of the agreeable ...
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... Lord , Speaking in parables his slighted word , I name thee not , lest so despis'd a name Should move a sneer at thy deserved fame ; Yet e'en in transitory life's late day That mingles all my brown with fober gray , Revere the man ...
... Lord , Speaking in parables his slighted word , I name thee not , lest so despis'd a name Should move a sneer at thy deserved fame ; Yet e'en in transitory life's late day That mingles all my brown with fober gray , Revere the man ...
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... Lord was doubtless , by all these means secretly influencing his heart , and warning him to flee from the wrath to come . He was , however , reluctant to part with his irreligious associates and vain pleasures ; till the conversation of ...
... Lord was doubtless , by all these means secretly influencing his heart , and warning him to flee from the wrath to come . He was , however , reluctant to part with his irreligious associates and vain pleasures ; till the conversation of ...
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... Lord , I am a fool , and not able to know the truth from error : Lord , leave me not to my own blindness , either to approve or condemn this doctrine . If it be of GOD , let me not despise it ; if it be ' of the Devil , let me not ...
... Lord , I am a fool , and not able to know the truth from error : Lord , leave me not to my own blindness , either to approve or condemn this doctrine . If it be of GOD , let me not despise it ; if it be ' of the Devil , let me not ...
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... Lord . But , oh ! what a favour is this to me , that yet I am admitted entrance here . GOOD . We make no objections against any , not- withstanding all that they have done before they come hither . " They in no wise are cast out ...
... Lord . But , oh ! what a favour is this to me , that yet I am admitted entrance here . GOOD . We make no objections against any , not- withstanding all that they have done before they come hither . " They in no wise are cast out ...
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allegory answer antinomianism APOLLYON apostacy asked BEELZEBUB began behold believers burden BY-ENDS called carnal celestial gate CHRIST CHRISTIAN city of DESTRUCTION comfort conscience counsel danger death desert of sin desire despair DESPOND diligence discourse distress divine doctrine doth dream enemy EVANGELIST evil excite fair faith fear follow gate give glory gospel grace guilt hand hast hath heard heart heaven hill holy honour HOPE IGNOR JESUS JOHN BUNYAN judgement look Lord mercy mind minister mount ZION neighbours never numbers perceive persecution persons pheme Pilgrim's Progress pilgrimage pilgrims PLIABLE pray profes profession professors reason religion religious rience righteousness salvation SATAN scripture shepherds sinners sins sleep slough slough of DESPOND soul Spirit stood talk temptations thee things thou art thought tion told true truth turn unto valley vanity VANITY FAIR walk wherefore whither word worldly wrath