In Their Own Words

The Testimonies of Luther, Calvin, Knox and Bunyan

Weight .5 lbs
Dimensions 7.13 × 4.47 × .75 in
ISBN 9781848718371
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Paperback, eBook (ePub & Mobi), Paperback & eBook (ePub & Mobi)

Banner Pub Date

Nov 9, 2018

Page Count

240

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Book

Book Description

Hundreds of biographies have been written of Martin Luther, John Calvin, John Knox and John Bunyan. But there is something unique to be gained by listening to these men tell their stories in their own words.

Here, in In Their Own Words, is a collection of testimonial statements drawn from the writings of Luther, Calvin, Knox, and Bunyan. We see men who candidly confessed their sins and boldly testified to the grace, mercy, and goodness of God to them. Their testimonies illustrate the great truth stated by Paul that ‘where sin abounded, grace abounded much more, so that as sin reigned in death, even so grace might reign through righteousness to eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord’ (Rom. 5:20-21).

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Table of Contents Expand ↓

Testimonies vii
1 Martin Luther’s Testimony 1
2 John Calvin’s Testimony 57
3 John Knox’s Testimony 113
4 John Bunyan’s Testimony 181

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