John Bunyan
Scripture text is the English Standard Version.
The Fear of God in Modern English. An Unabridged and Fully Updated for Today’s Reader edition of John Bunyan’s 1679 classic, A Treatise of the Fear of God.
From the book: “Objection. But the Scripture says, ‘perfect love casts out fear.’ Therefore it seems that saints should not fear after they have received the Spirit of adoption, but, as another Scripture says, they should ‘serve him without fear’ (1 John 4:18; Luke 1:74-75). Answer. Fear, as I have shown you, may be taken several ways. First, it may be used for the fear of devils. Second, it may be used for the fear of unbelievers. Third, it may be used for the fear that the Holy Spirit gives as a spirit of slavery. Or lastly, it may be used for the fear about which I have just been writing.”
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Reviews
An excellent and accurate modernization of John Bunyan's important classic! I chose this over the PDF original because of the difficulty in some of the old English language words. The author is faithful to not add his own interpretation and to carefully include all the original scripture verses. I am using it for my own study in preparation for a church adult class presentation. —RLS
Not an easy book to read because it exposes! I have always enjoyed John Bunyan's books. It's written simply, but has such depth. I wanted to learn more about the fear of God and was delighted when I saw this book by Bunyan. I learnt loads and he give great application into this book too. Thank you Mr. McReynolds for bringing this book into modern English. I think you did a great job. —KC
An important and often forgotten doctrine in the modern Christian church. Thank you for keeping this book updated for modern readers! —Josiah C