Summary of John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress

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#1 I had a dream in which I saw a man with his face turned away from his own house, reading a book and crying out, What shall I do. I went to see him, and found him in a terrible situation. He was married with children, and the city was about to be burned down.

#2 In a dream, I saw a man with his face turned away from his own house, reading a book and crying out, What should I do. I went to see him, and found him in a terrible situation. He was married with children, and the city was about to be burned down. He answered, Because I am not willing to die, and after that to come before judgment, I find that I am not willing to do the first nor the second. Then said Evangelist, Why are you not willing to die since this life is so troubled with so many evils. The man answered, Because I fear that this burden that is on my back will sink me lower than the grave, and I will fall into Tophet.

#3 A man dreamed of a man reading a book and crying out, What should I do. A neighbor saw this, and asked the man if he was willing to die and go to hell. The man answered that he was not willing to die. The neighbors then threatened him, but he persisted in his decision. -> In a dream, I saw a man with his face turned away from his own house, reading a book and crying out, What should I do. I went to see him, and found him in a terrible situation. He was married with children, and the city was about to be burned down. He said that he was not willing to die and go to hell.

#4 In a dream, a man dreamed of a man reading a book and crying out, What should I do. A neighbor saw this, and asked the man if he was willing to die and go to hell. The man answered that he was not willing to die. The neighbors threatened him, but he persisted in his decision.

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