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Accurately Reprinted from the Author's Own Editions. With Editorial Prefaces, Notes and Life of Bunyan John Bunyan, George Offor. | PROF . Yes , my lord , I am come again about the letter , they consulted what answer to return , and ...
John Bunyan Henry Stebbing. " One thing may not by any means be omitted , that is , those with us do desire that every one of you that are in Mansoul would still use all your Prof. Does he ! Ay , and he will take along with power ...
... THEOLOGICA ANDOVER FYNDATA MDCCCVII . GIFT FROM THE LIBRARY OF PROF . E. C. SMYTH , D. D. ΑΚΡΟΓΩΝ Ps.CXIX 169 . כדברך JOH.XVII . 17 . - ο λόγος 車 όσος 22 η αληθεια ΣΟΥ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΥ εστι : JOHN BUNYAN . Printed by W " phan .
... Prof. Things go as well as we can expect . The letter that I carried thither was highly approved , and well liked by all my lords , and I am returning to tell our Diabolonians so . I have an answer to it here in my bosom , that I am ...
... PROF . In a brave condition , my lord , for us , and for my lords , the lords of this place I trow , for they are greatly decayed as to godliness , and that is as well as our heart can wish ; their Lord is greatly out with them , and ...
John Bunyan. But when Cerberus and Mr. Profane did meet , they were presently as great as beggars , and thus they ... PROF . Yes , my lord , I am come again about the concerns of the town of Mansoul . Talk between CERB . Prithee ...
John Bunyan. Our next project is , that it be concluded , that come upon you the town upon a mar- ket - day , and ... Prof. Yes , my lord , I am come again about the concerns of the town of Man- foul . Cerb . Prithee tell me what ...
... Bunyan as an instance of the supernatu- ral power of divine grace to rescue the human soul from the lowest depths of wickedness . He is called in one book the most notorious of prof- ligates ; in another , the brand plucked from the ...
... prof- per all his boafted industry ? Sure God as much gave us all we enjoyed , as he that gives a beggar a thousand pounds , gives him his food and raiment , and all that a thousand pounds can help him to , and which he had been ...