Pilgrim's Progress, Part 2 - The Gospel Magazine

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[ 37·] ChriJt. Anc, Sir? [aid .ChriJtiana, pray let us fee fQ.tpe more: fo he han thel!l int0 ·the !l;a.u: 9 hter-houfe, wh,~re d.t~\ltt~\lt:. w.as·a bute-her kiHing it lheen: and behold the.lheep w,is~:c!hheerpai1d ~I" . 'T JI 11." ' e • quiet, and too~ !}er death pa~iel1tly. ·,Th~n.raid tht If1,ter:" phid, yp't! mufr l~~tn of this fl:1ee.I? to [l}jfe~,ind tb-put Ut'I Wrongs' without :ffiurmuti'n'gs a~ti -cpmplaints'. Be)iof;t· h"bw (j'li}etly fhS"tak~s' ~er d~ath, and~ ·wj.thou,t':obj~ain~/, fl!eJftilfereth ,lier ~iH 1'0:.,be p,ulled'-over lie,r ear~.: 'Y6~? *irig'doth call- you 'hidheep .(qy. -_' " ,.. ~. ~ . ~ - ~'\- ~ j( 'j;"fl~ A(t~r this, he, led ,tllem iiit.o Iris gard'en,\v,her;.eri!f:s Of the g3:''i great varLety of -flo~rs ~ a~nd, he' f'l:id~ Do you f~e":;ll,, den•• t1l8'e=r So"'Ohrifliina '-f~id, Yes. Then [aid h~.ag.al!!~~ Beh:ol~' dre ,flbwets';an? divers injt~!.~'ierin flr~al;;!,:~ ~~( colour, .and fmell;' and 'fJirtue; anp" (o~e are .b~tter .t~ fClIne' ~ alfo where the gardener ]1ath-(~'t'tl1~m,:ltfief(t})~YS ftahd'; and quarrel not· ~ilh \>11'" a'i'1ofh'ef"C r)~ . " ...JI ~ . . .... _ -... ha ",--,'" "'1 ... ·'l..1 'iVt! ~ Again; he ,had·t1'1em··into'his fi'eld~ wnieh-he~haaiO\Y9- QfthefieJ4, wIth ~hca,t and c9rn : but when they Jjehelq'tti(ni5~~;';o? aB-were cut'o1f~-only the {haw remained, he fa(a a~in~' 'Phis 'ground was dunged; a~d fowe1f; b'ut u:hat'iB11I:we:l . db v~ith:the crop?''Phelv.;faid ChdJtio1!k, Uum (Qm~;:k1f~ . make muck of the r~fr~ l:t1len f~lcllhe If1tel'pl·lte(ag'aln~· Fruit, you fee; is,that"thing yoil Jbb'k"(~r, an[ifd~·~~nt. df th-at y~u cond~rhn' it to th~. fife," a'ti'd. t 'ehtift, the great ihephe~d and biihop. of o.ur (o!Jh'~ Lord, give u~ mor.ela!\d.lm_QJ~ of' thy 'meek- ~nd lowiy' fpirit I . (r) .Chrift's ch1!rc~ is his gardel),;' his people,ar~,plap~e? in it, b,y.,th,erp~wer of his grace, and'they, !hall foon be lr"!llpJantjid i,!,to );ljs,kipl:dll!\1 Q.f.glo;.y.... Thoug~..th~re ll)ay be littJ~ 'i,~leir"lltjaLdjfferences ~f ,Ludgtl?ent,. yet ~h.y Jhi;.~i~\ th~! fall out.? 0 for more lor;. and peace frail? Jefus, anp-,he;n"th~r~~:p Plf, more among e~ch other. •. ;" (s) A precious caution. See,to it, chrifii~n, that YO\J avoid thqJ" th,ingl, which caufe de~dnefs a~d unfruitfulnefs, ~!Ji, follo~vtho(e thi~gG~whffil,te~' to quic'ken an!! make ~?ur, fo~ls fruitful i~).(jor.\ works, _toth~ j;lory ?fpod,., . " .' .... ~~ • - ..~. '1:'>-\' . l"'\ ' . ~ neh- f • t
. t efthe robill and the fpi "cr. t 38 ] Th~n as they were coming in from abroad, theyefpied a .robin with a gteat fpider in his mouth: fo the Interpreter {aid, Look here. So they looked, and Mercy w.ondered;. but Chriftiana faid, What a clifparagement· is it to fuch a· li'ttle pretty, bird as the Robin-ted-breajt is, he being lllfo a bird above many, that loveth to maintain a kind of fQ"· -ciablenefs with men; I had thought they had 'lived upon cnims of bread, or upon other fuch harmlefs matter; I like him worfe than I did. - .The interpreter'then replied, This robin is an emblem, very apt to ret for~h fome profeffors by;. for to fight,they' , a'j;~ ~s. this robin, pretty of npte, colour~ and carriage: tlley teem aifo to- have" a v~ry' g(eat, love for profeffors that are fincere; and .abov,.e ail other to defire to fociate wita them, and to be in their company; as ift~ey ~o~ld live upon the g~d man's crums. , T~ey pretend al[o, that therefore it is that they frequent the houfe of the 'gc;dly;, and' the appointments of the Lard: but when theyare by th€mfel ves, as the robin~ they can catch and· gobble up Jpide;., t~ey can 'change their diet, drink and. fW,allow down fin,like water (t). Pray, and ,So,.when they were come again in,to' the hou[e, be.. rtth~~~f;~ caufe fupper as yet was not ready, Chriftidna again defired lies yet un- 'that the Interpreter, would either pew or tell ,of fome ~,ealed. other things that are profitable. Then the Interpreter began, and (aid: U The fatter " the fow is, the more the defires the mire; the fatter " the o~ is, the more gamefome he goes to the fiaugh- (I) A very {hiking e'l'blem this, and moO: pertinently applied; and, if your foul is /incere, it'will caufe a holy fear" create a godly jealoufy, put you wpon felf-examining, and make you figh out, in fame fuch words as David," Search' me, 0 God, and know my heart: try me, and know my 'thought~; and, fec if there be any wicked way in me, and'1ead me in the way everloifiing," Pf. ,xnix, z3, z4> 0 what will it avail. in a dying 'hour, or in the judgment. day, that we have worn the mark of profefiion, and feemed to man, wha' we were not'in heart and reality of life before God?_ From all fclf-deceiving, j!ood J.ord, deliver us I, for, we are all n~rally pr~ne to,1tl' . 4'C- ter' I
Page 1 and 2: [ I,] , THE PILGRIM's P'ROGRESS~ IN
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Page 5 and 6: [ 5 ] them; [a they have pa.elced u
Page 7 and 8: in which were recorded the fum of h
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Page 11 and 12: In.· [ 11 J . Chrijl. Even to go a
Page 13 and 14: t 13' ] " Then'l117loro1ls alto' re
Page 15 and 16: [ - '15 ] fetain this mind, who cou
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Page 19 and 20: [ 18 ] art!. p.g. Now my,.:old frie
Page 21 and 22: [ 20 ] Then Chrijliana made low obe
Page 23 and 24: ~ark this, Song i. z. ( 22 ] Th~ he
Page 25 and 26: ,.. " 0,Merey, ,I,:w~1l a~"if,y., .
Page 27 and 28: -The chi!- dren eat of the enemy
Page 29 and 30: m~a/hafteJ; her ~e~rbf: r [,- 28·
Page 31 and 32: Chriftiana's dra~m repeatc
Page 33 and 34: -,;;!!a is torn'cl pi! t;ri:n. ,
Page 35 and 36: Chri!liana's prayer a ",.iorr the
Page 37: , [ 36 J Of the hen ,He ,had them'
Page 41 and 42: Of the tree that is rot- , ten at h
Page 43 and 44: Mercy's anlwer. ' / ( 41 J Mercy. "
Page 45 and 46: 44 ] Tirey U1l- the-mfe1ves. Now wh
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Page 49 and 50: [ 48 J him that let you' in at that
Page 51 and 52: [. 50 ]. ne(~hatj:rfi:ifu;s is, fai
Page 53 and 54: PartI. p. 3S. Caufe of ad Blirati
Page 55 and 56: Whom they prevailed upon to turn ou
Page 57 and 58: " [ 55 ] Cbrifl. Nay, faid Chrljiia
Page 59 and 60: [ 57 ] baft fpoken to us in the nam
Page 61 and 62: [ 59 ] (0 willingly didfl: become m
Page 63 and 64: [ 61 ]- Mini,' becaufe o~ his .flay
Page 65 and 66: [ r63 . ]: h~m.~.~·n(}w,.Mr.Grf4t:
Page 67 and 68: . ,65 ] Now, becaufe it was fomewha
Page 69 and 70: [ '67 ] t0110wed till v.:e came at
Page 71 and 72: ..---: , 'Prud. How doth God the So
Page 73 and 74: I -7! j Frud. What do you do" when
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Page 81 and 82: [ 79 ] -·Prud. To nouri~'her young
Page 83 and 84: 1 .!fl~ ~ Aftedbey 'had-fhewed 'the
Page 85 and 86: I 83 ] " For why? 'The Lord our God
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- r ,. . [1.8i J ] ,,' Then raid th
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,.----- [ 91 ] groaning. They thoug
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who )tas be.e&,le(t to the dark"eCs
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grirnage, arid to come without a gu
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97 1· .t., He that'did wear this h
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T 9g ] Bever :be/ ov~rcome~ {df (x)
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'10'1 iTa-ng with Chrijlicmaand wit
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[ f05 ] break of day" ge agaj~ft ev
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~ ~~7 ] ~ompany"'of inufic!~ns; th-
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'[ 1°9. J' man, nor argument, nor
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III ] "God's people, 'HoC. iv. 8. i
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J:asxi. u. Of ehriftiana's anceftor
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Mat is to he lY!thered rrOql laying
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JoCeph wonders. Prov. xi. Z4. xiii.
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. [ 120] . Ha! raid Mr. Hone.fl, jt
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ia"t Slay. Ood af· ulted aAd lain:
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Mark Ihis. MarJ, this. Mr. Fear. in
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-, t u6 l ~ What, ~ ~u1d think, dot
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Feeb'e·mind gl.d to fee R!e,dy-to-
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heyenter to Mr. vrnafcn~s Q lodge.
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[ '31 1 · ., .-( Grace,.go you, te
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[ :rH ] , to take our weapons with
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( 136 J 'lriuch as face this monfte
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Part I. p. u$.' Jer, "xj~. 4. Ex. x
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.l John ii. ~3, If. Ifa. xi. 6. Def
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f Hi ~.. Whell th(;J{e tn~n had thu
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l-i-7 } arid tUrtl it but another w
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[ 14-9 ] them in mind, faying, This
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[ 15 1 1 Paliant. It is fo. Let a m
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[ '155 l, ~ 'Was tent back to tfie
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, l 157 1 cc THen fancies flyaway,
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- r 159 ] 1 faw then in my dream, t
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[ i6I ] of their race. '\Therefore
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[ 16~] Standl'afl.' Why, we are, as
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( 165 ] preferring the excellencies
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[ i67 ] ccleflial vifions? Jp this
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, ~ 0 ' c is in my journey, I {hall
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[ 17 1 ] he was he.ard to fay, were
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{ In ] to go over tae.river. ~ow ,~
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[-, r75 ]~ (( This' river has been
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J71 ] 1came away, I heard,one fay,
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