The Holy War

The Holy War
by John Bunyan

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Book Description
Once upon a time in the town of Mansoul, a fierce battle raged to take control away from the rightful Prince. Who will be the conquering Prince? Diabolus or Emmanuel? And what can the inhabitants do to resist the attacks of the evil one? Your soul is under attack from the forces of evil.

Through this powerful allegory, you will learn how to:
Build up your defenses, flood your moat, and prepare for war!
Bunyan will illuminate your understanding and show you:
When your will is in line with Christ, you can accomplish anything
Spiritual attack is constant and can be deadly
The enemy will stop at nothing to possess your soul
Christ the Conqueror is on your side and with His help, you have nothing to fear!

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Bunyan's second most loved work after Pilgrim's Progress. Also allegorical, this work tells the story of mankind's redemption by comparing it to a besiege city.

About the Author
John Bunyan (1628-1688) believed that God had a special purpose for his life. When he arrived to preach in a little town called Lower Samsell, he was informed that a warrant had been issued for his arrest. Unwilling to denounce his Christian faith and his calling to the ministry, he was imprisoned for twelve years. Among the many writings he published during his imprisonment are The Holy City, Grace Abounding to the Chief of Sinners, and the most famous, The Pilgrim's Progress. After his release, he continued to write and publish stirring works that have endured through time.

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