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The Pilgrim's Progress

by John Bunyan

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Read by TriciaG, Bob Neufeld, Algy Pug and others · 9 h 47 min · 22 parts

  1. Preface and Dramatis Personae

    9:42

  2. Part 1, Chapter 1

    31:08

  3. Part 1, Chapter 2

    25:35

  4. Part 1, Chapter 3

    36:46

  5. Part 1, Chapter 4

    22:07

  6. Part 1, Chapter 5

    35:18

  7. Part 1, Chapter 6

    25:22

  8. Part 1, Chapter 7

    35:51

  9. Part 1, Chapter 8

    10:06

  10. Part 1, Chapter 9

    34:34

  11. Part 1, Chapter 10

    6:27

  12. Part 1, Chapter 11

    20:12

  13. Part 2, Chapter 1 - Courteous Companions

    25:28

  14. Part 2, Chapter 2 - The Wicket Gate

    25:07

  15. Part 2, Chapter 3 - The Interpreter's House

    24:36

  16. Part 2, Chapter 4 - The Cross and the Consequences

    18:41

  17. Part 2, Chapter 5 - The Palace Beautiful

    29:53

  18. Part 2, Chapter 6 - The Valley of Humiliation

    49:39

  19. Part 2, Chapter 7 - Entertained by Gaius

    43:11

  20. Part 2, Chapter 8 - The Delectable Mountains

    40:01

  21. Part 2, Chapter 9 - The Enchanted Ground

    18:38

  22. Part 2, Chapter 10 - The Pilgrims at Home

    19:37

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John Bunyan wrote this Christian allegory in 1678, partly during his years in an English jail for preaching without a license, and it became one of the most widely read books in the language. It follows a man named Christian who flees the City of Destruction with a great burden on his back, searching for the Celestial City. His road runs through the Slough of Despond, Vanity Fair, the Valley of the Shadow of Death, and the dungeons of Giant Despair, where every place and person stands for some part of the soul's struggle toward faith. Simple, vivid, and deeply felt, it turned Puritan doctrine into a gripping journey that readers of every background have followed.

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John Bunyan

John Bunyan (1628-1688) was an English preacher and writer, a Puritan tinker's son who became one of the most enduring voices of Nonconformist faith. Imprisoned for years for unlicensed preaching, he wrote The Pilgrim's Progress in jail, along with a vivid spiritual autobiography, Grace Abounding.

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First published
1678
Reading time
About 12 hours
Pages
142
Language
English
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Audio read by
TriciaG, Bob Neufeld, Algy Pug and others