The Pilgrim's Progress From Earth To Heaven, A Metrical Version Of The Allegory By J. Bunyan

by George Burder

First published 2018

Christian begins his spiritual journey from the City of Destruction, carrying the heavy burden of his sins. He must navigate treacherous paths filled with temptations and false guides who would lead him astray. The Slough of Despond threatens to swallow him, while the Hill Difficulty tests his resolve. Along the way he encounters fellow pilgrims like Faithful and Hopeful, who join him on the narrow path toward the Celestial City. Enemies such as Apollyon the destroyer and the residents of Vanity Fair oppose his progress at every turn. George Burder retells John Bunyan's beloved allegory in poetic form, preserving the original story while giving it new rhythmic life. Christian's quest becomes a meditation on faith, perseverance, and the challenges every believer faces. This metrical version makes the timeless tale accessible to readers who appreciate verse, offering the same spiritual insights through a different artistic lens.

Genres: fiction, classics, classic-literature, christian, christian-fiction, historical-fiction, poetry, 19th-century

Vibes: emotional, intimate, lyrical, thought-provoking

Tropes: enemies-to-lovers, found-family, spiritual-quest

Setting: Celestial City, City of Destruction, Slough of Despond, Vanity Fair

Period: 19th-century

318 pages · Paperback · Franklin Classics

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