The Riches of John Bunyan
Overview
This short collection of works by John Bunyan focuses on his theological writings as opposed to his more widely known works of allegory. The utmost attention has been paid to secure complete accuracy in the text, by collating the best editions of his works. Included are sermons on "The Pharisee and the Publican," "The Trinity and the Christian," "The Law and the Christian" as well as Bunyan's last sermon.
Top Highlights
“Thirdly, Christ Jesus would have mercy offered in the first place to the biggest sinners, because by their forgiveness and salvation, others hearing of it, will be encouraged the more to come to him for life.” (Page 20)
“I cannot attend to talk of this point now, but stay till I know that I am called of God to the fellowship of his Son, and then I will shew you that I am elect, and that my name is written in the book of life.” (Page 88)
“Secondly, Christ Jesus would have mercy offered in the first place to the biggest sinners, because when they, any of them, receive it, it redounds most to the fame of his name.” (Page 16)
“Prayer will make a man cease from sin, or sin will entice a man to cease from prayer.” (Page 271)
“addicted to the pleasures of this life; and so cannot endure” (Page 27)
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Kevin Bratcher
6/12/2018
Pastor D
7/12/2018
John H Ness Jr
3/20/2018
greypilgrim
8/24/2017
MICHAEL JARMON
11/7/2016
Jeremy Hulsey
10/24/2016
Thomas Brooks
10/19/2016
William Horsburgh
9/22/2016
Buy it, everyone should read and be familiar with the fine godly man.
Raphael Duckett
7/29/2015
If you havent read any John Bunyan, rectify that now and read some. Meat for the soul
