The Works of John Bunyan, Volume 3
Volume three of Offor's edition of Bunyan's collected works, gathering the allegorical writings - The Pilgrim's Progress, The Holy War, The Life and Death of Mr Badman, and Solomon's Temple Spiritualized - with Offor's introductions and notes.
129 Chapters
Table of Contents
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01. JOHN BRYANT
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02. CONTENTS OF THE ALLEGORICAL WORKS
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03. ENGRAVINGS IN MEMOIR
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04. MEMOIR OF JOHN BUNYAN
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05. PERSONAL UTENSILS USED BY JOHN BUNYAN
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06. COPY OF THE PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING ALL BUNYAN'S WORKS,
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07. CHAPTER I
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08. CHAPTER IV
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09. BUNYAN'S RELEASE FROM PRISON, AND PUBLICATION OF 'THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.'
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10. CHAPTER V
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11. The Pilgrim
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12. THE TABLE
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13. CHAPTER VI
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14. VERSIONS, COMMENTS, AND IMITATIONS OF THE 'PILGRIM.'
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15. Cowper's apostrophe to Bunyan—
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16. MR. MACAULAY, from his Review of Southey's *Life of Bunyan*:—
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17. OBSERVATIONS ON THE MOST PROMINENT PARTS OF THE 'PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.'
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18. THE AUTHOR'S APOLOGY
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19. OBJECTION II
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20. OBJECTION IV
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21. THE HOLY WAR,
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22. [CHAPTER I.]
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23. [CHAPTER II.]
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24. [CHAPTER III.]
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25. [CHAPTER IV.]
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26. [CHAPTER VIII.]
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27. [CHAPTER IX.]
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28. [CHAPTER X.]
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29. [CHAPTER XI]
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30. [CHAPTER XII.]
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31. [CHAPTER XIV.]
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32. [CHAPTER XV.]
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33. [CHAPTER XVIII.]
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34. THE HEAVENLY FOOTMAN;
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35. THE CONTENTS OF THE WHOLE OF THIS BOOK
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36. [III. SEVERAL REASONS FOR CLEARING THIS DOCTRINE.]
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37. [IV. NINE DIRECTIONS HOW TO REN.]
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38. [V. NINE MOTIVES TO URGE US ON IN THE WAY.]
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39. [VI. NINE USES OF THIS SUBJECT.]
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40. THE HOLY CITY;
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41. [FIRST. THE VISION OF THE HOLY CITY IN
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42. [The light of this city.]
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43. [The wall of the city.]
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44. [The gates of the city.]
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45. [The angels at the gates, what they are.]
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46. [The order of the gates.]
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47. [The foundations of the wall.]
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48. [The glory of the city.]
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49. [The glory of the foundations.]
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50. [The glory of the gates.]
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51. [The glory of the street]
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52. [The city has no temple.]
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53. [FOURTH. THE INHABITANTS OF THE CITY, THEIR QUALITY, AND NUMEROUSNESS.]
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54. SOLOMON'S TEMPLE SPIRITUALIZED;
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55. TO THE CHRISTIAN READER
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56. THE CONTENTS OF THIS BOOK
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57. II. Who built the Temple
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58. IX. Which way the face or front of the Temple stood
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59. X. Of the courts of the Temple
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60. XI. Of the great brazen altar that stood in the inner court of the Temple
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61. XVI. Of the chains that were upon these pillars that stood before the Temple
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62. XVIII. Of the fashion of the Temple
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63. XX. Of the porch of the Temple
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64. XXII. Of the ascent by which they went up into the porch of the Temple
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65. XXVI. Of the charge of the porters of the Temple more particularly
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66. XXX. How the doors of the Temple were adorned
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67. XXXV. Of the stairs by which they went up into the chambers of the Temple
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68. XXXVIII. Of the lavers of the Temple
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69. XI. Of the instruments wherewith this sacrifice was
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70. XLIX. Of the golden spoons of the Temple
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71. L. Of the bowls and basons belonging to the Temple
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72. LIII. Of the goings out of the Temple
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73. LIV. Of the singers belonging to the Temple
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74. LIX. Of the golden nails of the inner Temple
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75. LXI. Of the ark of the covenant which was placed in the inner Temple
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76. LXVIII. Of the high-priest's going in thither but once a year
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77. A DISCOURSE
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78. CHAP. I
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79. OF THE LARGENESS OF THE HOUSE OF THE FOREST OF LEBANON
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80. OF THE MATERIALS OF WHICH THE HOUSE OF THE FOREST OF LEBANON WAS MADE
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81. OF THE REPETITION OF LIGHT AGAINST LIGHT IN THE HOUSE OF THE FOREST OF LEBANON
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82. CHAP. VIII
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83. OF THE PORCH OF THE HOUSE OF THE FOREST OF LEBANON
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84. [CONCLUSION.]
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85. THE WATER OF LIFE;
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86. COURTEO'S READER,
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87. [THE GREATNESS AND ABUNDANCE OF THE WATER OF LIFE.]
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88. [THE HEAD OR WELL-SPRING OF THE WATER OF
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89. [The operative quality of this water.]
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90. [THE APPLICATION OF THE WHOLE.]
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91. THE BARREN FIG-TREE;
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92. THE BARREN FIG-TREE,
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93. HAD a fig-tree planted in his vineyard
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94. And he came and sought fruit THERSON
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95. Seeking fruit on 'THIS' fig-tree
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96. Why cumbereth it the ground?
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97. And if it bear fruit, WELL
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98. SIGNS OF BEING PAST GRACE
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99. THE LIFE AND DEATH OF MR. BADMAN,
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100. THE AUTHOR TO THE READER
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101. THE LIFE AND DEATH OF MR. BADMAN,
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102. CHAPTER V
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103. [BADMAN IN BUSINESS, THE TRICKS OF A WICKED
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104. [INSTRUCTIONS FOR RIGHTEOUS TRADING.]
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105. CHAPTER XV
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106. CHAPTER XX
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107. A FEW SIGHS FROM HELL;
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108. LUKE XVI. 19-31
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109. [USE AND APPLICATION
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110. Of the Preceding portion of the Parable.]
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111. 1. Counsel
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112. 4. Comfort
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113. ONE THING IS NEEDFUL;
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114. OF DEATH
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115. OF JUDGMENT
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116. OF HEAVEN
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117. OF HELL, AND THE ESTATE OF THOSE THAT PERISH
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118. EBAL AND GERIZIM,
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119. [OF LOVE TO GOD.]
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120. FROM MOUNT EBAL
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121. A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS;
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122. THE SINNER AND THE SPIDER
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123. OF THE FLY AT THE CANDLE
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124. OF THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN
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125. OF THE SPOUSE OF CHRIST
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126. THE STRUGGLER;
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127. REASONS
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128. CHRISTIAN READER
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129. THE INDEX
