Pilgrim's Progress, Part 2 - The Gospel Magazine

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~ I. p. 3· ,\ , ames.1 .. ~3, 4, 'zS; '. :hriftiana's ream . ..ulc.e xviii. !3' [ 6 J -brance the ~efl:le[s groans, the brinilh tears, and relfbemoaning .of her huf9an~l, a,nd how {he. did harden her beart 'againfi all his intreai:ies, and loving perru~tions (of h.er and 1I.er {~)f\s) to gq with ~im ; yea, there was not any' thing that q~r!Jlianeitl~erfq.iiil to her, or did b,efOFe ber, all the while that his b~rdep did .4tlng on .!)is bac~, btlt it returllt;d U'p. '-"7 ~ . ('1 Here fee, ~b~t lhofe wh'CI cr"e11y al)d u9.~indlY treat their, godly r~.. !ations and friend. on account of their reJigiori,~muft come 'to, feel iri the bitternefs'of their fp'i~it; :;nd grohe ~nder in the fl/rrow of thett f
in which were recorded the fum of her ways, and the r;:rimes, as the thought, looked 'Very Mack upon her. fhen fiie cried out aloud "in her-lieep, Lord have mercy upon me, (ljinnet (g); and the little childrenheard her. , After this, Lhe, thought Lhe faw two very ill-favoured ones ftanding by her bed-fide, and [aying5 ." What ~~a.t.,i;It " fuaU we:dO with this, woman f For ilie cries out' for the quiilt" ' " mercY' waking alid fleeping: jt the he fuffered togo h:~ce of cc on as Lhe begins, we lhall lofe her as we have_ ioft her cc hufuand. Wherefore .we muQ, by fome way, feek t6 " ta1ce her off from the thoughts of what Lha~l be here- " after, dfe all ,the world cannot help but liie wili be" " come J1pllgrim!' . _. . " Now the awoke in a -gtea~ fweat, alto' a tremhling Was upOn her;. but after a while the fell to {jeeping ag~in~ t And then Lhe thought Lhe faw Chrijii4n her hu{bal!d in a place of bfifs among many immortals, with a harp in his hand~ ftanding and playing UpOR it _before (')Oe that fat on a throne, with a' rainbow ab~ut. his head. She (aw arfo ,~s it he bowed' hiS head with' his face to the paved work that was under his P'rince"s feet~ faying" i heartily thank my J.ortl and Ki'ng Jor hringing me, into ibis place.' <strong>The</strong>n lhouted a: company of them' that 7ttood round abejlt and. harped with their harps: but no-mart living could tell what they (aid, except Cbrij/[an and his companion~, _, _ Next morning', when the was up,naa ptayed to God, and -t~lked-with' het children a w1)i1e, one knocked hard' ~t the door; to whom ilie fpake oilt, faying, if thou £iJmeji in God's name;' tome i'd. So he [aid Amen; and (g) .This is,the v~ry firft c.ry of lI1l awakened /In'ner, merry far the loft am miferable: and no fooner are the linner's eyes opened to fee his ruined defperate aate, and to cry for morey, but the god of this world; wh'o hitherto had blinded the eyes, and kept the heart fecure by prefumpt;on, NOW oppofes the' tinner"s progrefs to a throne of grace, to a God of-mercy, and to the Saviof er the loft, Satan does not e.lily part with his prey. But Jefus the thong mali' atmed with altiliglity power and everlafting lQve, w.,ill conquer and cal£ , ~m ~t. Tllat is the fillllU's mercy, er_C&ll1a:.el!ti be. ravecl-. C" - Dpened t Hei~:Iif gainff dif. c:ourage.. ment.
Page 1 and 2: [ I,] , THE PILGRIM's P'ROGRESS~ IN
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Page 5: [ 5 ] them; [a they have pa.elced u
Page 9 and 10: l :9 l 'TJlfJ,y'to c0,11Ie to hi;ci
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
Page 17 and 18: ' .. " j ~ 6.lJurdu:{.d k.radp. (Jh
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 and 38: , [ 36 J Of the hen ,He ,had them'
Page 39 and 40: . t efthe robill and the fpi "cr.
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
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" [ 55 ] Cbrifl. Nay, faid Chrljiia
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[ 57 ] baft fpoken to us in the nam
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[ 59 ] (0 willingly didfl: become m
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[ 61 ]- Mini,' becaufe o~ his .flay
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[ r63 . ]: h~m.~.~·n(}w,.Mr.Grf4t:
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. ,65 ] Now, becaufe it was fomewha
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[ '67 ] t0110wed till v.:e came at
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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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( 73 ] So he forebore to come at he
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[' 7S ] oreh~ra. T dd '~arV~l,th~t
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,,[ 77 ] 'r~ Chr.i;r.· Pray'~ Sir)
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[ 79 ] -·Prud. To nouri~'her young
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1 .!fl~ ~ Aftedbey 'had-fhewed 'the
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I 83 ] " For why? 'The Lord our God
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L- ., 8S' J. . l'hisrValle.y ,of.Hu
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- r ,. . [1.8i J ] ,,' Then raid th
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89 ] whence he came; wliat he ha~'
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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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; [., -.103 J bur ~.. houte': but a
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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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\ .. 6. unltr7ltJl.". . . _ , Se Ih
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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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. C 141 ] hanQ ; !Jut -r pl'omife y
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f Hi ~.. Whell th(;J{e tn~n had thu
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'I • , . [ 145 ] t" , :;; ·Then
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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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~. • ,I - ' . ~- . ~ t 151 1 Palf
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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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