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Submitted: Jun 20 2011 09:58 PM
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Author: John Bunyan
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John Bunyan

e-Sword Version:
9.x - 10.x

Suggest New Tag::
puritan, reformed, calvinism

John Bunyan (1628–88). A Bedford pastor and author, Bunyan may well have been the most influential English religious figure of his time. Some twelve and a half years in Bedford’s damp county jail awarded him the martyr’s laurel. His courageous refusal to accept freedom in exchange for silence placed him in the lineage of the apostles. The opportunity to prove himself came after his conversion and call to the ministry as he joined a non-conformist church which was congregational in polity and Baptist in its ordinances.

Bunyan is completely Calvinistic in his theology and is a prime exemplar of the Puritan marriage of doctrine with life. He is concerned in his sermons and writings to present the truth experimentally (i.e. experientially). Bunyan as a Spirit-led theologian had the gift of interpreting evangelical truth to the masses. His many and varied writings and sermons purposefully applied Scripture to everyday living. His biblical and often earthy preaching was Christ-centred, powerful, practical and life-changing.

Bunyan wrote over sixty works, best known for Pilgrims Progress (1682), the most successful allegory ever.

The writings in this install include (updated on 6/21/11 to include 4 more items):

Bunyan, John - A Book for Boys and Girls.topx
Bunyan, John - A CAUTION TO STIR UP TO WATCH AGAINST SIN.topx
Bunyan, John - A Continuation of Mr. Bunyan s life.topx
Bunyan, John - A Discourse Touching Prayer.topx
Bunyan, John - A Few Sighs From Hell.topx
Bunyan, John - A relation of the imprisonment.topx
Bunyan, John - Advice to Sufferers.topx
Bunyan, John - Biography - English Baptist preacher & writer.topx
Bunyan, John - Christ a Complete Savior.topx
Bunyan, John - De Christenreis.topx
Bunyan, John - Dying Sayings.topx
Bunyan, John - Grace Abounding.topx
Bunyan, John - Instruction for the Ignorant.topx
Bunyan, John - Love That Is True.topx
Bunyan, John - Memoir of John Bunyan.topx
Bunyan, John - Mr. John Bunyan s Dying Sayings.topx
Bunyan, John - Of the Law and the Christian.topx
Bunyan, John - Of the Trinity and the Christian.topx
Bunyan, John - One thing is needful.topx
Bunyan, John - Pilgrim's Progress Part 1.topx
Bunyan, John - Pilgrim's Progress Part 2.topx
Bunyan, John - Pilgrim's Progress.topx
Bunyan, John - Prison Meditations.topx
Bunyan, John - Saved by Grace.topx
Bunyan, John - Saving Faith.topx
Bunyan, John - Scriptural Poems.topx
Bunyan, John - The Fear of God.topx
Bunyan, John - The Heavenly Footman.topx
Bunyan, John - The Holy War.topx
Bunyan, John - The Life and Death of Mr. Badman.topx
Bunyan, John - The Resurrection and Judgment.topx
Bunyan, John - The Rich Man and Lazarus.topx
Bunyan, John - The Strait Gate.topx
Bunyan, John - The Struggler.topx
Bunyan, John - The White Devil.topx