1. El deber del padre hacia la familia en general. El que es cabeza de una familia tiene, bajo esa relación, una obra que realizar para Dios: Gobernar correctamente a su propia familia. Y su obra es doble. Primero, tocante a su estado espiritual. Segundo, tocante a su estado exterior. Primero, tocante al estado espiritual […]
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Anuncio del Editor[1] No hay tema de más solemne importancia para la felicidad humana que la oración. Es el único medio de comunicación con el cielo. «Es el lenguaje en el que la criatura mantiene correspondencia con su Creador; y en el que el alma de un santo se acerca a Dios, se recrea con […]
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La excelencia de un corazón quebrantado “Los sacrificios de Dios son el espíritu quebrantado; al corazón contrito y humillado no despreciarás tú, oh Dios”. —Salmo 51:17 Este salmo es el salmo penitencial de David. Se le puede llamar así apropiadamente porque es un salmo en el que se manifiesta el dolor sincero que sentía por […]
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Fitted to Man’s Different Condition: in a Conference Between Christ and a Sinner. In Nine Particulars. By John Bunyan, servant to the Lord Jesus. London: Printed for Francis Smith,[1] at the sign of the Elephant and Castle, without Temple Bar. 1881. ADVERTISEMENT BY THE EDITOR. THE lovers of Bunyan and the Christian public […]
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[A poem, also to be found appended to Peaceable Principles and True] The love of Christ, poor I may touch upon: But ’tis unsearchable. Oh! there is none Its large dimensions can comprehend, Should they dilate thereon, world without end. When we had sinned, in his zeal he sware, That he upon his back our […]
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Being a Salve to Cure That Great Want of Knowledge, Which So Much Reigns Both in Young and Old. Prepared and Presented to Them in a Plain and Easy Dialogue, Fitted to the Capacity of the Weakest. ‘My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge.’—Hosea 4:6 By John Bunyan, edited 1875. ADVERTISEMENT […]
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Advertisement by the Editor[1] There is no subject of more solemn importance to human happiness than prayer. It is the only medium of intercourse with heaven. “It is that language wherein a creature holds correspondence with his Creator; and wherein the soul of a saint gets near to God, is entertained with great delight, and, […]
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The Pilgrim’s Progress traces the journey of Christian from his first conviction of sin, through his conversion, trials, suffering, and victorious joy, and ultimately across the River of Death to the Celestial City.
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In this edition of The Pilgrim’s Progress Part Two, Scripture quotations have been left as written by Bunyan. We have added some section headings and footnotes for definitions of certain archaic words.
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OR, A PLAIN AND PROFITABLE DISCOURSE ON JOHN 6:37, SHOWING THE CAUSE, TRUTH, AND MANNER OF THE COMING OF A SINNER TO JESUS CHRIST; WITH HIS HAPPY RECEPTION AND BLESSED ENTERTAINMENT. WRITTEN BY JOHN BUNYAN, AUTHOR OF “THE PILGRIM’S PROGRESS.” London, 1681. Edited by George Offor, 1875. “And they shall come which were […]
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or, A Discourse Showing the Richness and Glory of the Grace and Spirit of the Gospel, as Set Forth in Scripture by This Term, the Water of Life. By John Bunyan Edited by George Offor, 1875 “And whosoever will, let him take the water of life freely.”—Revelation 22:17 London: Printed for Nathanael […]
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According to the Scriptures, and the Opposition Made Against It by Edward Borrough, a Professed Quaker, but Proved an Enemy to the Truth, Examined and Confuted by the Word of God. And Also, The things that were then laid down, and declared to the World by me, are a second Time borne witness to, according […]
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According to the Scriptures or, The Divine and Human Nature of Christ Jesus; His Coming into the World; His Righteousness, Death, Resurrection, Ascension, Intercession, and Second Coming to Judgment, Plainly Demonstrated and Proved. AND ALSO, Answers to several Questions, with profitable Directions to stand fast in the Doctrine of Jesus the Son of MARY, against […]
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By John Bunyan. London: Printed for Benjamin Alsop, at the Angel and Bible in the Poultry, 1684. Edited by George Offor, 1875. ADVERTISEMENT BY THE EDITOR. THIS valuable treatise was first published in a pocket volume in 1684, and has only been reprinted in Whitfield’s edition of Bunyan’s works, 2 vols. folio, 1767. […]
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Containing the Chronological Order in Which Mr. Bunyan’s Books Were Published, and the Number of Editions They Passed Through During His Life. Thirty Reasons Why Christian People Should Promote Their Circulation, and the Struggler for the Preservation of These Labours. Published In 1691. BY CHARLES DOE, ONE OF MR. BUNYAN’S PERSONAL FRIENDS. A CATALOGUE-TABLE […]
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