Lectures on the Pilgrim's Progress, and on the life and times of John Bunyan. [With plates, including a portrait.] |
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Halaman 14
Yea , ” says he , “ so settled and rooted was I in these things , that they became
as a second nature to me ; the which , as I have also with soberness considered
since , did so offend the Lord , that even in my childhood he did scare and ...
Yea , ” says he , “ so settled and rooted was I in these things , that they became
as a second nature to me ; the which , as I have also with soberness considered
since , did so offend the Lord , that even in my childhood he did scare and ...
Halaman 34
It is like Milton's daughters reading aloud from his Hebrew Bible to the blind poet ,
while they could only pronounce the words , but were ignorant of the sacred
meaning , nor could divine the nature of the inspiration it excited in his soul .
It is like Milton's daughters reading aloud from his Hebrew Bible to the blind poet ,
while they could only pronounce the words , but were ignorant of the sacred
meaning , nor could divine the nature of the inspiration it excited in his soul .
Halaman 70
much as if it had originated with himself ; being a process as natural and
unconscious in his intellectual and moral being , as that in which the dews and
light from heaven , falling on the plants , are worked into the nature of the fruits
and foliage ...
much as if it had originated with himself ; being a process as natural and
unconscious in his intellectual and moral being , as that in which the dews and
light from heaven , falling on the plants , are worked into the nature of the fruits
and foliage ...
Halaman 114
This book of Bunyan's , the heavenly Pilgrim's Progress , grew out of just such a
process ; for such is the nature of adversity in the hand of God , not only to refine
and purify , but to bring out hidden virtue into exercise , and to give to all qualities
...
This book of Bunyan's , the heavenly Pilgrim's Progress , grew out of just such a
process ; for such is the nature of adversity in the hand of God , not only to refine
and purify , but to bring out hidden virtue into exercise , and to give to all qualities
...
Halaman 134
A word seems necessary in regard to the multitude of sects existing in those days
, and the causes and the nature of them . In the nature of the human mind there
never can be a dead uniformity of opinion on any subjects ; there cannot be on ...
A word seems necessary in regard to the multitude of sects existing in those days
, and the causes and the nature of them . In the nature of the human mind there
never can be a dead uniformity of opinion on any subjects ; there cannot be on ...
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Informasi bibliografi
| Judul | Lectures on the Pilgrim's Progress, and on the life and times of John Bunyan. [With plates, including a portrait.] |
| Pengarang | George Barrell Cheever |
| Penerbit | Wiley and Putnam, 1844 |
| Asli dari | The British Library |
| Didigitalkan | 26 Jun 2015 |
| Tebal | 514 halaman |
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