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·,
Grace
Abpunding"·
'
tible
Im1fuorta1ity
of
Joy
and
Happinefs,
w
h~re
nd
n1ore
Trouble and Sorrow lhall
aflliS: him;, but all tears be wjped away, when
the
J
uft Ihal1 be incorrupted, as Memb_ers of
Ghrift their Hea8·, and
Reign
with him,
as ··,
Kings
~nd
Prieils for eveL .
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·A
!Jrief
C!JaralJ:er
of
ivlro
-John
Bunyan~
.
H
E appeared in ·Countenance, to be of a .
ftern and roug·h Temper ; b,ut
in
his .
converfation tnild and affd.ble, not given, to
Loquacity or
nn1ch
Difcourfe in
company, ~
. unlefs fome urgent occafion required it ;
;
obferving never to hoaft of himfelf, or his
Parts,
but rather
feen1low
in
his own
Eye~, ,
and fubmit himfelf to the Judgment
of others,
abhorring
Ly.ing
and
Swearing,being ~ jtift
in
aU-that
lay
in his
.Power
to
his ·
word, ·
not
feeming
to revenge
Injuries,
loving
to
reconcile differences, and make
.friendihip,
withal,he had a
rnarp
quickEye,accompli!h~d
v.:rith an
Exce11ent
difc~rning ofPerfons;b~ing
of good Judgtnent and
qu~ck
Wit. As for
his
Perfon
he was
·ran
of
St~ture,
ftrong
\
Boned~
though.
not
corpulent ·
fomewhat of
a
~uddy
Face, __
w_ith
Spar~ling
·Eyes,
~.~aribnp
·
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