The Riches of Bunyan: Selected from His Works

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The Riches of Bunyan: Selected from His Works

by John Bunyan

EN·~15 hours·227 chapters

Chapters

227 total

THE RICHES OF BUNYAN: - SELECTED FROM HIS WORKS, - FOR - THE AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY,

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WITH AN INTRODUCTORY NOTICE - BY - REV. WILLIAM R. WILLIAMS. D. D. - NEW YORK

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NOTICES OF BUNYAN - PREFATORY NOTICE.

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THE RICHES OF BUNYAN. - I. GOD. - GLORY OF GOD.

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MAJESTY OF GOD.

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JUSTICE OF GOD.

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HOLINESS OF GOD.

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SOVEREIGNTY OF GOD.

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SOVEREIGNTY OF GOD IN CONVERSION.

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PROVIDENCE OF GOD IN CONVERSION.

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Description

A thoughtfully curated anthology brings together some of the most compelling pieces from a 17th‑century visionary whose prose still reverberates with the cadence of scripture. Guided by a reverent editorial hand, the selection showcases the writer’s uniquely biblical diction, where every phrase seems to echo the rhythm of the Psalms and the vigor of the prophets. Listeners will hear the same fervent devotion that once inspired a nation of readers, now presented in a compact, accessible form.

The collection offers a window into the mind of a self‑taught theologian whose sermons, essays, and reflections brim with vivid imagery and moral clarity. While familiar to admirers of his longer allegories, these excerpts reveal the raw power of his language and the depth of his spiritual insight, inviting contemplation on faith, perseverance, and the everyday sanctity of life. Whether you’re new to his work or revisiting his legacy, this selection promises a rich auditory experience that bridges past and present.

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Language

en

Duration

~15 hours (870K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Jun 1, 2004

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

John Bunyan

John Bunyan

1628–1688

Best known for writing The Pilgrim's Progress, this Bedfordshire preacher turned plainspoken spiritual struggle into one of the most enduring works in English literature. His life of hardship, imprisonment, and relentless preaching gave his books an unusual urgency and warmth.

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