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Written in 1683 by one of England's most influential Particular Baptists, Benjamin Keach (1640–1704), this timeless Christian allegory follows an ancient traveler named True Godliness on a journey from the creation of the world through the history of redemption. Often compared to John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress, it vividly personifies virtues, vices, and spiritual realities, revealing the ongoing conflict between true faith and the enemies of the soul.
The Travels of True Godliness unfolds across fourteen chapters, tracing the character and mission of True Godliness while exposing religious error, calling readers to self-examination, and celebrating the blessings of a life devoted to Christ. Written by a faithful pastor who endured persecution for the gospel, this enduring Christian classic continues to encourage believers to pursue holiness, embrace godliness, and be conformed to the image of Christ.
Ideal for readers of Puritan literature, Reformed theology, Baptist history, Christian classics, and allegorical fiction, The Travels of True Godliness remains an essential addition to every theological library.
240 pages.
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