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John Bunyan, edited by George Offor

The Works of John Bunyan, Volume 3

John Bunyan, edited by George Offor

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

1 01. JOHN BRYANT 2 02. CONTENTS OF THE ALLEGORICAL WORKS 3 03. ENGRAVINGS IN MEMOIR 4 04. MEMOIR OF JOHN BUNYAN 5 05. PERSONAL UTENSILS USED BY JOHN BUNYAN 6 06. COPY OF THE PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING ALL BUNYAN'S WORKS, 7 07. CHAPTER I 8 08. CHAPTER IV 9 09. BUNYAN'S RELEASE FROM PRISON, AND PUBLICATION OF 'THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.' 10 10. CHAPTER V 11 11. The Pilgrim 12 12. THE TABLE 13 13. CHAPTER VI 14 14. VERSIONS, COMMENTS, AND IMITATIONS OF THE 'PILGRIM.' 15 15. Cowper's apostrophe to Bunyan— 16 16. MR. MACAULAY, from his Review of Southey's *Life of Bunyan*:— 17 17. OBSERVATIONS ON THE MOST PROMINENT PARTS OF THE 'PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.' 18 18. THE AUTHOR'S APOLOGY 19 19. OBJECTION II 20 20. OBJECTION IV 21 21. THE HOLY WAR, 22 22. [CHAPTER I.] 23 23. [CHAPTER II.] 24 24. [CHAPTER III.] 25 25. [CHAPTER IV.] 26 26. [CHAPTER VIII.] 27 27. [CHAPTER IX.] 28 28. [CHAPTER X.] 29 29. [CHAPTER XI] 30 30. [CHAPTER XII.] 31 31. [CHAPTER XIV.] 32 32. [CHAPTER XV.] 33 33. [CHAPTER XVIII.] 34 34. THE HEAVENLY FOOTMAN; 35 35. THE CONTENTS OF THE WHOLE OF THIS BOOK 36 36. [III. SEVERAL REASONS FOR CLEARING THIS DOCTRINE.] 37 37. [IV. NINE DIRECTIONS HOW TO REN.] 38 38. [V. NINE MOTIVES TO URGE US ON IN THE WAY.] 39 39. [VI. NINE USES OF THIS SUBJECT.] 40 40. THE HOLY CITY; 41 41. [FIRST. THE VISION OF THE HOLY CITY IN 42 42. [The light of this city.] 43 43. [The wall of the city.] 44 44. [The gates of the city.] 45 45. [The angels at the gates, what they are.] 46 46. [The order of the gates.] 47 47. [The foundations of the wall.] 48 48. [The glory of the city.] 49 49. [The glory of the foundations.] 50 50. [The glory of the gates.] 51 51. [The glory of the street] 52 52. [The city has no temple.] 53 53. [FOURTH. THE INHABITANTS OF THE CITY, THEIR QUALITY, AND NUMEROUSNESS.] 54 54. SOLOMON'S TEMPLE SPIRITUALIZED; 55 55. TO THE CHRISTIAN READER 56 56. THE CONTENTS OF THIS BOOK 57 57. II. Who built the Temple 58 58. IX. Which way the face or front of the Temple stood 59 59. X. Of the courts of the Temple 60 60. XI. Of the great brazen altar that stood in the inner court of the Temple 61 61. XVI. Of the chains that were upon these pillars that stood before the Temple 62 62. XVIII. Of the fashion of the Temple 63 63. XX. Of the porch of the Temple 64 64. XXII. Of the ascent by which they went up into the porch of the Temple 65 65. XXVI. Of the charge of the porters of the Temple more particularly 66 66. XXX. How the doors of the Temple were adorned 67 67. XXXV. Of the stairs by which they went up into the chambers of the Temple 68 68. XXXVIII. Of the lavers of the Temple 69 69. XI. Of the instruments wherewith this sacrifice was 70 70. XLIX. Of the golden spoons of the Temple 71 71. L. Of the bowls and basons belonging to the Temple 72 72. LIII. Of the goings out of the Temple 73 73. LIV. Of the singers belonging to the Temple 74 74. LIX. Of the golden nails of the inner Temple 75 75. LXI. Of the ark of the covenant which was placed in the inner Temple 76 76. LXVIII. Of the high-priest's going in thither but once a year 77 77. A DISCOURSE 78 78. CHAP. I 79 79. OF THE LARGENESS OF THE HOUSE OF THE FOREST OF LEBANON 80 80. OF THE MATERIALS OF WHICH THE HOUSE OF THE FOREST OF LEBANON WAS MADE 81 81. OF THE REPETITION OF LIGHT AGAINST LIGHT IN THE HOUSE OF THE FOREST OF LEBANON 82 82. CHAP. VIII 83 83. OF THE PORCH OF THE HOUSE OF THE FOREST OF LEBANON 84 84. [CONCLUSION.] 85 85. THE WATER OF LIFE; 86 86. COURTEO'S READER, 87 87. [THE GREATNESS AND ABUNDANCE OF THE WATER OF LIFE.] 88 88. [THE HEAD OR WELL-SPRING OF THE WATER OF 89 89. [The operative quality of this water.] 90 90. [THE APPLICATION OF THE WHOLE.] 91 91. THE BARREN FIG-TREE; 92 92. THE BARREN FIG-TREE, 93 93. HAD a fig-tree planted in his vineyard 94 94. And he came and sought fruit THERSON 95 95. Seeking fruit on 'THIS' fig-tree 96 96. Why cumbereth it the ground? 97 97. And if it bear fruit, WELL 98 98. SIGNS OF BEING PAST GRACE 99 99. THE LIFE AND DEATH OF MR. BADMAN, 100 100. THE AUTHOR TO THE READER 101 101. THE LIFE AND DEATH OF MR. BADMAN, 102 102. CHAPTER V 103 103. [BADMAN IN BUSINESS, THE TRICKS OF A WICKED 104 104. [INSTRUCTIONS FOR RIGHTEOUS TRADING.] 105 105. CHAPTER XV 106 106. CHAPTER XX 107 107. A FEW SIGHS FROM HELL; 108 108. LUKE XVI. 19-31 109 109. [USE AND APPLICATION 110 110. Of the Preceding portion of the Parable.] 111 111. 1. Counsel 112 112. 4. Comfort 113 113. ONE THING IS NEEDFUL; 114 114. OF DEATH 115 115. OF JUDGMENT 116 116. OF HEAVEN 117 117. OF HELL, AND THE ESTATE OF THOSE THAT PERISH 118 118. EBAL AND GERIZIM, 119 119. [OF LOVE TO GOD.] 120 120. FROM MOUNT EBAL 121 121. A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS; 122 122. THE SINNER AND THE SPIDER 123 123. OF THE FLY AT THE CANDLE 124 124. OF THE GOING DOWN OF THE SUN 125 125. OF THE SPOUSE OF CHRIST 126 126. THE STRUGGLER; 127 127. REASONS 128 128. CHRISTIAN READER 129 129. THE INDEX

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