Captain Good-Hope quartered at Lord Mayor's.[3]
"HOPE in the region of the understanding—to enlighten and encourage."[2]
Read the Introduction by Rev. Robert Maguire, D. D.
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Captain Good-Hope
"Captain GOOD-HOPE, whose colors are clear as the blue sky, and studded with the brilliant stars of expectation. Though it may be dark, yet there is evidence of sunshine somewhere beyond; and this Hope is 'the anchor of the soul.' "[2]
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Charles J. Doe
Five Brave Captains of Immanuel
" 'The Captain of our salvation' now sets forth, but not alone. He comes with ten thousands at his feet, and with his five brave Captains. This expedition is suggestive in all its parts, and includes, within the compass of the description, the whole plan of salvation as revealed and wrought out in Christ."[2]
Compiled by
Charles J. Doe
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Sources
1. Rev. George Burder, Explanatory, Experimental and Practical Notes. The Holy War. By John Bunyan. Philadelphia: Presbyterian Board of Publication, [Pref. 1803.]
2. Rev. Robert Maguire, Annotations. The Holy War. By John Bunyan. London: Cassell, Petter and Galpin, c1866.
3. John Bunyan, The Holy War.
4. Charlie Doe, my own comments.