BUNYAN

"...a Christian can never be overcome unless he himself yields." (322)

"A man may have knowledge like an angel and yet not be a Christian." (107)

"...although I've gotten there with great difficulty, yet I don't regret all the trouble I've had to deal with to arrive where I am." (409)

"And as for all these troubles you tell me about--which I'm likely to meet with in the Way--they're so far off from being a discouragement to me that they show me I'm in the right. The bitter must come before the sweet, and that will also make the sweet all the sweeter." (234)

"Be faithful, even to the point of death, and my King will give you the crown of life." (405)

"Be of good cheer! Jesus Christ makes you whole!" (205)

"Blessed is she who has believed that what the Lord has said to her will be accomplished!" (242)

"but it's not as bad going through here as it is to live here always. And for all I know, one reason why we must go this way to the house prepared for us is so that our home might be made all the sweeter to us." (315)

"But let them who walk in the dark, who have no light, trust in the name of the Lord and rely on their God." (315)

"but little and more are nothing to him who has the truth on his side." (383)

But the men being patient, and not rendering insult for insult but instead blessing, and giving good words for bad and kindness for injuries done, some people in the fair who were more observing and less prejudiced than the rest began to check and blame the meaner ones for continually abusing the men. (121)

"But you didn't come in at the Narrow Gate that is at the beginning of this path. You came in there, through that crooked lane. I fear, therefore, that whatever you may think of yourself, when the day of reckoning comes you will be charged with being a thief and a robber instead of getting admittance into the City." (164)

"...by the laws of providence, no Pilgrim who is taken by violent hands is to die by the hand of the enemy if he remains sincere toward his Master... I escaped with life, and for that I thank my King as Author and you as the means." (348)