El Progreso del Peregrino (Completo) John Owen combining the old Puritan interest

combining the old Puritan interest in doctrine with the new passion for deep experience favored by revival followers

David Atkinson vividly exposes the magnificent cosmic backdrop of the beginnings of human history

An indispensable work for those who wish to obtain a broad and biblical understanding of the Second Coming of Christ

that sin served to showcase Christ's greatest glory and obtain the gift of God's grace

From the foreword by John MacArthur:

El Progreso del Peregrino (Completo) John Owen combining the old Puritan interestChristian is a man on an adventurous journey through rugged terrain, traversing sun drenched hills and dark valleys. His walk is an intriguing allegory for today, mixed with the chivalrous adventure of yesterday, as the pilgrimage takes us from the City of Destruction to the Celestial City, whose builder and maker is God. "As I slept, I dreamed a Dream." Thus begins one of the most translated, edited, and read booksafter the Biblein all of history.