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• Grace abounding to the chief of sinners : or, a brief and faithful relation of the exceeding mercy of God in Christ, to his poor servant, John Bunyan. Wherein is particularly shewed, The Manner of his Conversion, his Sight and Trouble for Sin, his dreadful Temptations; also how he despaired of God's Mercy, and how the Lord at length through Christ, did deliver him from all the Guilt and Terror that lay upon him. All which was written with his own Hand, and now published for the Support of the weak and tempted People of God. To which is added, His Dying Sayings
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• Grace abounding to the chief of sinners : or, a brief and faithful relation of the exceeding mercy of God in Christ, to his poor servant, John Bunyan. Wherein is particularly shewed. The Manner of his Conversion, his Sight and Trouble for Sin, his dreadful Temptations; also how he despaired of God's Mercy, and how the Lord at length through Christ, did deliver him from all the Guilt and Terror that lay upon him. All which was Written with his own Hand, and now published for the Support of the weak and tempted people of God. To which is added, his Dying Sayings
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