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Side 231
He will indeed be deeply humbled under a sense of his guilt , and sometimes he
may question his acceptance : but his distress , before he understood the way of
deliverance , was habitual , except in a few transient seasons of relief , and often
...
He will indeed be deeply humbled under a sense of his guilt , and sometimes he
may question his acceptance : but his distress , before he understood the way of
deliverance , was habitual , except in a few transient seasons of relief , and often
...
Side 251
These experiences , sufficiently painful in themselves , are often rendered more
distressing , by erroneous ... which exceedingly enhances their distress : and , as
our author had been greatly harassed in this way , he has given us a larger ...
These experiences , sufficiently painful in themselves , are often rendered more
distressing , by erroneous ... which exceedingly enhances their distress : and , as
our author had been greatly harassed in this way , he has given us a larger ...
Side 254
This experience must create much distress , perplexity , and confusion ; and
make way for many dark and terrifying temptations : so that , though a man be not
harassed with doubts about the truth of the scriptures , he will be unable to make
...
This experience must create much distress , perplexity , and confusion ; and
make way for many dark and terrifying temptations : so that , though a man be not
harassed with doubts about the truth of the scriptures , he will be unable to make
...
Side 294
Thus the desire of present relief from intolerable distress will occupy his thoughts
, and expose him to the danger of quieting his conscience in an unauthorized
manner , by some crroneous opinion or conclusion . 139..11 . Shelter . , .
Thus the desire of present relief from intolerable distress will occupy his thoughts
, and expose him to the danger of quieting his conscience in an unauthorized
manner , by some crroneous opinion or conclusion . 139..11 . Shelter . , .
Side 305
Many professors , turning aside from the line of conscientious obedience to
escape difficulties , experience great distress of mind ; which not being able to
endure , they desperately endeavour to disbelieve or pervert all they have
learned ...
Many professors , turning aside from the line of conscientious obedience to
escape difficulties , experience great distress of mind ; which not being able to
endure , they desperately endeavour to disbelieve or pervert all they have
learned ...
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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 |