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Side 54
Indeed Cain hated his brother , “ because “ his own works were evil , and his
brother's righteous " ; " and if thy wife and children have been offended with I
John iii . 12 . thee for this , they thereby show themselves to be 54 CHRISTIAN
SHOWS ...
Indeed Cain hated his brother , “ because “ his own works were evil , and his
brother's righteous " ; " and if thy wife and children have been offended with I
John iii . 12 . thee for this , they thereby show themselves to be 54 CHRISTIAN
SHOWS ...
Side 179
This is spoken of an evil heart , but mine is a good one . Chr . But how dost thou
prove that IGNOR . It comforts me in hopes of heaven . Chr . That may be through
its deceitfulness ; for a man's heart may minister comfort to him in the hopes of ...
This is spoken of an evil heart , but mine is a good one . Chr . But how dost thou
prove that IGNOR . It comforts me in hopes of heaven . Chr . That may be through
its deceitfulness ; for a man's heart may minister comfort to him in the hopes of ...
Side 180
It saith also that “ every imagination “ of the heart of a man is only evil , and that
conti“ nually ?. ” And again , “ The imagination of man's “ heart is evil from his
youth . ” Now then , when we think thus of ourselves , having sense thereof , then
are ...
It saith also that “ every imagination “ of the heart of a man is only evil , and that
conti“ nually ?. ” And again , “ The imagination of man's “ heart is evil from his
youth . ” Now then , when we think thus of ourselves , having sense thereof , then
are ...
Side 207
The city of DESTRUCTION ( as it is afterwards called ) signifies this present evil
world , as doomed to the flames ; or the condition of careless sinners , immersed
in secular pursuits and pleasures , neglecting eternal things , and exposed to the
...
The city of DESTRUCTION ( as it is afterwards called ) signifies this present evil
world , as doomed to the flames ; or the condition of careless sinners , immersed
in secular pursuits and pleasures , neglecting eternal things , and exposed to the
...
Side 211
... his law , the inexpressible evil of sin , and his own obligations and
transgressions , as greatly exceeds the measure in which he discerns the free
and full salvation of the gospel , his humiliation will verge nearer and nearer to
despondency .
... his law , the inexpressible evil of sin , and his own obligations and
transgressions , as greatly exceeds the measure in which he discerns the free
and full salvation of the gospel , his humiliation will verge nearer and nearer to
despondency .
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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 |