The Grace of Fear
John Bunyan
May 2025 · Editura MAGNA GRATIA
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If we would be honest, we would admit that in these days there is little to no attention given to the fear of God. Some abuse it to promote cults and false gospels. Others abuse it by completely neglect it. But the Puritans were different; so different that they came to the biblical view of the fear of God and thus concluding that if anyone has a true, saving fear of God, then that is a token of God's grace bestowed upon that person. Did you ever consider the grace of fear in your life? In your sermons? In your evangelism?
This book has been originally published in 1679. The current edition has been proofread, typeset for eBook readers, and updated for modern readers.
If we would be honest, we would admit that in these days there is little to no attention given to the fear of God. Some abuse it to promote cults and false gospels. Others abuse it by completely neglect it. But the Puritans were different; so different that they came to the biblical view of the f...
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John Bunyan (1628-1688) was a Puritan Baptist minister and author, renown for his allegory of conversion and Christian life Pilgrim's Progress, as well as for other books that helped millions find their true peace and salvation in the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
John Bunyan (1628-1688) was a Puritan Baptist minister and author, renown for his allegory of conversion and Christian life Pilgrim's Progress, as well as for other books that helped millions find their true peace and salvation in the Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
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