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John Bunyan, Pilgrims Vandring & Levnetsbeskrivelse / Overvættes Nåde
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Den mest udbredte bog næst efter Bibelen, blandt Protestanter og Evangeliske kristne. Spurgeon skattede den højt og havde læst den 100 gange! Hvis man kun skal have een bog med på en øde ø udover Bibelen, bør det være Bunyans Pilgrim. John Bunyan var naturligvis Puritaner. Bogen indeholder foruden Pilgrims Vandring også "John Bunyans Levnetsbeskrivelse eller Overvættes Nåde mod den Største blandt Syndere, Fortalt af ham selv" (biografi). Pilgrims Vandringen har Skrifthenvinsninger (Bibelvers) og noter med. De mangler af og til i nyere udgaver men er en uvurderlig hjælp for fuld forståelse af værket.
Her i en ældre udgave med gotisk skrift. Første side mangler, men er dog foran Levnetsbeskrivelsen. Udgivet i 1892. Indbundet (holdbar solid). Pilgrims Vandring fylder 326 sider og John Bunyans Levnetsbeskrivelse fylder 114 sider. Ialt 440 sider. Ingen navn eller understregninger mv. i teksten. Fra røgfrit hjem.
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Spurgeon om bogen:
“Next to the Bible, the book I value most is John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress. I believe I have read it through at least a hundred times”
- Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892), the "Prince of Preachers"
“Read anything [by John Bunyan], and you will see that it is almost like reading the Bible itself. . . . Why, the man is a living Bible! Prick him anywhere; and you will find that his blood is Bibline, the very essence of the Bible flows from him”
- Charles Haddon Spurgeon (1834-1892)
Om Spurgeons forhold til bogen:
Spurgeon’s favorite book was The Pilgrim’s Progress by John Bunyan.
It’s the story of a man named Christian who woke up one morning to find a burden on his back.
He reads in a book his city would be destroyed, so he sets out on a pilgrimage. The road is seldom smooth. He falls into a mud-pit of despond, climbs a hill called Difficulty, fights a dragon, meets friends like Faithful and Hopeful, crosses a river called Jordan, and eventually arrives at his destination - the Celestial City.
Spurgeon first encountered this allegory of the Christian life as a child in his grandfather’s attic in Stambourne. Even before he could read, the pictures of Christian’s pilgrimage impressed the narrative into his young mind.
Spurgeon quoted Bunyan’s allegory often in his sermons. It was the first gift he presented to Susannah, his bride-to-be.
Beyond the Bible, The Pilgrim’s Progress is the most published book in English.
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Jeg har flere andre Bibler, Bibelredskaber og teologiske værker til salg, incl. værker af Spurgeon. Se mine andre annoncer.
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