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... able to form his judgement about them , he was led to offer up the following
prayer : - ' O 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 .
... able to form his judgement about them , he was led to offer up the following
prayer : - ' O 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 .
Side 118
My brethren , we are , you see , going all on pilgrimage , and for our better
diversion from things that are bad , give me leave to propound unto you this
question : Suppose a man , a minister or a tradesman , & c , should have an
advantage lie ...
My brethren , we are , you see , going all on pilgrimage , and for our better
diversion from things that are bad , give me leave to propound unto you this
question : Suppose a man , a minister or a tradesman , & c , should have an
advantage lie ...
Side 178
... and desire them . Chr . So do many that are never like to come there . “ The
soul of the sluggard desires , and hath “ nothing ' . ” IGNOR . But I think of them ,
and leave all for them . Chr . That I doubt : for leaving of all is an hard matter ; yea
...
... and desire them . Chr . So do many that are never like to come there . “ The
soul of the sluggard desires , and hath “ nothing ' . ” IGNOR . But I think of them ,
and leave all for them . Chr . That I doubt : for leaving of all is an hard matter ; yea
...
Side 196
196 THEY LEAVE THEIR MORTAL GARMENTS IN THE RIVER . followed that
the rest of the river was but shallow but thus they got over : -Now upon the bank
of the river , on the other side , they saw the two shining men again , who there ...
196 THEY LEAVE THEIR MORTAL GARMENTS IN THE RIVER . followed that
the rest of the river was but shallow but thus they got over : -Now upon the bank
of the river , on the other side , they saw the two shining men again , who there ...
Side 209
The following lines are here subjoined to a very rude engraving : • CHRISTIAN
no sooner leaves the world , but meets EVANGELIST , who lovingly him greets
With tidings of ... Most of them , however , soon desist , and leave him to his
choice .
The following lines are here subjoined to a very rude engraving : • CHRISTIAN
no sooner leaves the world , but meets EVANGELIST , who lovingly him greets
With tidings of ... Most of them , however , soon desist , and leave him to his
choice .
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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 |