John Bunyan
17th century contemporary pencil drawing of John Bunyan
on vellum, by Robert White, at the British Museum.
It has been rightly said of John Bunyan that the reason his sermons were so popular in a period of great preachers, and his writings so excellent, is that very few have lived and breathed the Word of God in the Holy Bible as he did. His writings, full of grace, are always faithful to the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and it is for this reason that they ought to be read more than ever in these apostate times.
Pilgrim's Progress
“ …and as I slept I dreamed a dream.”
George Offor's
3 volume edition of “Bunyan's Works,” with Offer's marginal notes and footnotes, is probably the best of all the editions containing all of Bunyan's writings. It contains some fine engravings too. Along with writings from this edition, I shall be adding other articles that in any way edify us about this faithful servant of the Lord.
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Bunyan and his Times.
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Bunyan's Temptations.
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Bunyan's Examination.
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Bunyan in Prison
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Providence, Grace & Genius in Bunyan.
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The City of Destruction and Slough of Despond. (96k)
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