Pilgrim's Progress, Part 2 - The Gospel Magazine

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. Crci1t~heart. How catTle that ~bout?
raliant~ Why, I frill believ;ed what Mr. TtII.-true had:
(aid, and that carried me beyond them all..
Great-heart. Then this was your vitl:ory, even your
faith?
. raliant. It was fo: I believed, and therefore came out,
got into the way, fought all that fet themfelves againfr
mc) and) by believing, 'am come to this place (a).
" Who would,true valour {ee~
. H Let him come hither; _
C~ One here will conftant be,
H Come wind, 'come weather;
H There's no difcouragement
c'- S'hall make him once relent
U His firft av:ow'd intent
" Ta be a P.ilgrim.
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Who fo beret him round
• H With difmal frories,
.' Do but themfelves confound,
'c His flrength the more is :
cc No lion· can him fright i
. ~c He'll with. a giant figh
, .~ But he will have a rig
f' TQ br a Pilgrim. ..
" Hobgoblin nor fOJ.lI fiend
U Can daunt his fpiritj _
U He knows, he at.the end
U ShalUife inherit.
(l!.) H~re ~e (ee, that ,,:ali~nt foldiers of enria: afcrllie.,alf,to faid!. 'Ji,ej
~t out with Jaith, and t.hey hold on and 1I0ld out by beltevlDg. Thus the}'
Il:lve all the glory to"Chrift, whQ is the o.bjeCf, author, and nnilher of faith.
nere is no ;aiking of free-will, bo'liling of their own faithfulnefs, the merit
.f wor~s, &c. N~': to~Js vali;mt fo,', the truth. are dclivereli from, and abhor,
~dlllnfc~ir~"r~l, vaip.f.)Oi~US rratln!l' , . " The~
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