Pilgrim's Progress, Part 2 - The Gospel Magazine

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[-, r75 ]~ (( This' river has been a terror to many; yea, the His la! words. thoughts of it alfo'have often frightene'd me: now, methinks, ! Rand eafy; my foot is, fixed' u"pon that on which. the feet of the prie/l's that bare the ark of the covenant Jolh. Hi. '1· fiood, while Ifrael went over this Jordan. <strong>The</strong> waters, indeed, are to the palate bitter, and to the ftomach ~old 'j y'et the thoughts 0f what I am going to, and of the cond.uCl:that waits for me on the other fide, doth lie as a' glowing coal at my heart. " I fee myfelf now at the end of my journey'; my toi!fom'l! days are ended. I ;i"m going to fee" that head that was. crowned with thorns, and that face that was fpit upon fOJ me (p). " I have formerly lived by hea.fay and faith; but now I go' where I {hall- live by fight, and fhall be with him in whofe company I delight myf~f. " I have loved to hea~ my L.Ord fpoken of; and where-ever I havefeen the print of his fhoe in the earth, there have I coveted to fet my" foot too (q). • " His name has been to me as a civet box; yea, " fweeter than all perfu!lles. His voice to ·me has been moLl fweeG; and his countenace I have more defited than" (p) () the ble1f;dnefs, and joy of faith! How does it bring near, and re-, alize the fight of Chrifr in glory? Ih we indeed fee Chrift by the eye of faith? Is he the one, the chief objeCl: of our, fouls? Is he precious- to us? Verily, then we.lhall count our days on' earth' toilfome ones, arid long for I the-J'oltffiiitioti' of him in glory; 0 it w~1l be our great' glory to fee that dnr'MAN;-vJHofe'@effe\! Iie"d~.~\l\.crowned with thorns, and"whofe In'ely face was fpit upon, FOR uS. 0 ll'iaf~e,may be living every day upon him and to him, till we fee him as he is, a"~' '~;;J~Y' him where he is, crying,' •• Com~,.Lord J efus, come quickly!" ' (q) Can' you fay this? 'Do you love to' hear of the 'precious name of Je. fus? Do you covet to follow him, and to tread in his fteps? 0 what has grace wro"'l;ht! Be humble before Jefus. Be joyful in him, and thankful ,to him, Aa they.
[ 176 ) they that have moft defired the light of the fun. His w~rds did I ufe'to gatlter [or my food, arid for antidotes againft my faintings. " He has held me, and has kept me from mine ini. quities; yea, my fteps have been ftrengthened in his c . . ' way." Now, while he was thus in difcourfe, his countenance changed; his flrong man bowed under him: and aft~ he had [aid, rake me, for 1 come IInto thee, he ceafed to be (een of them. i , But glorious was it to fee, how the open region 'was filled with horfes and chariots, with trumpeters and pipers, with fingers, and players on ftringed inftruments, to welcome the P I L G R. 1 M S as they went up, and followed one another in at the Beautiful Gate of the City (r). I ~s for Chrijliana's children, the four boys that Chri]- tiana brought, with their wives and children, I did not lbiy where I was till 'they were gone ovez'. Alfo finee" (r) At the clofe of this excellent book, ~t me addref, Olle word, reader, to your foul arM mine. What thillk we of a pilgrim's 'life, and a ' pilgrim', death? His life begins with the knawledge of CH IU ST, and ends by dJing in him, and eternally enjoying of him. An~ ~Il through life; the pilgrim look. to, and lives upon, CUkIlT. BlelI'ed beginninc! comfort. able living! joyful dying! Now, have we part and lot in this matter? Is Cn.HT our life? the life of our (ouls? If he is, we Ihalllive by fai!h upon him, f&lJ' CUI mk,atone. mellt, Clory i" his righreou(ne{s,' rejoice ilL IUs laWatioD, ddJrill{: to have d0t\e with all /in, and 'to be dead CO a1f. felf-righteous confidellce» and in heart, lip, and lil1e, fi~ CO glorify him, by devoting ollrfclve, to him. lookin~, longinc, and waitinc fOf hi, ~oming to receive us to Himfelf, that where He is, there we may be alfo ! A, many as tin by this faith, ana- walk according to this rllts, peace be .Mhem, from the holy, ,bl~ltcd, and glorioul T ft. I NITY. Amen. I '. I Came
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~ark this, Song i. z. ( 22 ] Th~ he
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-The chi!- dren eat of the enemy
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Chriftiana's dra~m repeatc
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-,;;!!a is torn'cl pi! t;ri:n. ,
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Chri!liana's prayer a ",.iorr the
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. t efthe robill and the fpi "cr.
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Of the tree that is rot- , ten at h
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Mercy's anlwer. ' / ( 41 J Mercy. "
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[ 59 ] (0 willingly didfl: become m
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[ 61 ]- Mini,' becaufe o~ his .flay
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..---: , 'Prud. How doth God the So
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I -7! j Frud. What do you do" when
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[ 79 ] -·Prud. To nouri~'her young
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1 .!fl~ ~ Aftedbey 'had-fhewed 'the
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grirnage, arid to come without a gu
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