Bunyan, J. – Christian Behavior

Christian Behavior

Being the fruits of true Christianity: Teaching husbands, wives, parents, children, masters, servants, etc., how to walk so as to please GOD.

by John Bunyan

1674.
Written in 1663, while imprisoned in Bedford Prison.
This was John Bunyan’s third book during his first incarceration.
Edited by George Offor.





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Summary

This is an extended sermon by Bunyan on family values.

Evaluation by David Cox

In general, this is an older Anglican (Calvinist-Protestant) author, which is a really good sermon in this occasion. Some people might have a few problems following Bunyan, but I would doubt the age of this work would in any way affect the spiritual teaching.

I would recommend this work.

 

Chapter Content

Note that this is a single sermon, and these are Bunyan’s sections in this sermon.
Christian Behavior
Duties of the Master of a Family; Duty to family in General.
Duty in relation to the Wife.
Duty of Parents to Children.
Duties of Masters to Servants.
The Duty of Wives.
Duties of Children to Parents.
Concerning Servants.
Duties of Neighbours each to other.
Of Covetousness.
Of Pride.
Of Adultery or Uncleanness.
To Conclude.


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