Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners
Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners
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310. These things therefore, upon mine own account, trouble menot; no, though they were twenty times more than they are. I havea good conscience, and whereas they speak evil of me, as an evil-doer, they shall be ashamed that falsely accuse my goodconversation in Christ.
311. So then, what shall I say to those who have thus bespatteredme? Shall I threaten them? Shall I chide them? Shall I flatterthem? Shall I entreat them to hold their tongues? No, not I. Were it not for that these things ma...ke them ripe for damnation, that are the authors and abettors, I would say unto them, Reportit, because 'twill increase my glory.
312. Therefore I bind these lies and slanders to me as anornament; it belongs to my Christian profession to be vilified, slandered, reproached and reviled; and since all this is nothingelse, as my God and my conscience do bear me witness, I rejoice inreproaches for Christ's sake.
313. I also call all these fools or knaves, that have thus made itany thing of their business to affirm any of the things afore-namedof me; namely, That I have been naught with other women, or thelike.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
11.
310. These things therefore, upon mine own account, trouble menot; no, though they were twenty times more than they are. I havea good conscience, and whereas they speak evil of me, as an evil-doer, they shall be ashamed that falsely accuse my goodconversation in Christ.
311. So then, what shall I say to those who have thus bespatteredme? Shall I threaten them? Shall I chide them? Shall I flatterthem? Shall I entreat them to hold their tongues? No, not I. Were it not for that these things ma...ke them ripe for damnation, that are the authors and abettors, I would say unto them, Reportit, because 'twill increase my glory.
312. Therefore I bind these lies and slanders to me as anornament; it belongs to my Christian profession to be vilified, slandered, reproached and reviled; and since all this is nothingelse, as my God and my conscience do bear me witness, I rejoice inreproaches for Christ's sake.
313. I also call all these fools or knaves, that have thus made itany thing of their business to affirm any of the things afore-namedof me; namely, That I have been naught with other women, or thelike.
What to read after Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bunyan John to read onlineMoreLess
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