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Shaddai Contra Diabolus

by John Bunyan
language: brazilian portuguese
Publisher: Publicações Pão Diário, August of 2022 ‧
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Se você já é apaixonado pela genialidade de John Bunyan em O Peregrino, você precisa conhecer a obra Guerra Santa. Uma fascinante narrativa alegórica, em que Bunyan retrata, de maneira extraordinária, a batalha de Shaddai contra Diabolus para redimir a cidade de Alma Humana. De forma envolvente e criativa, o autor aborda temas teológicos como o pecado, a salvação, a condição do homem e os tempos do fim. A partir dos cenários, ação dos personagens e nomes de lugares, o livro demonstra verdades bíblicas que contemplam a esfera espiritual que envolvem a vida do ser humano. Publicações Pão Diário tem o orgulho de apresentar essa edição de Guerra Santa, feita de forma cuidadosa e encantadora, com ilustrações especiais, notas explicativas exclusivas e duas diferentes capas para você escolher a que gostar mais!

Guerra Santa

Shaddai Contra Diabolus

by John Bunyan

Property Description
ISBN: 9786553500990
Publisher: Publicações Pão Diário
Release Date: August of 2022
Language: Brazilian Portuguese
Pages: 701
Format: eBook
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Categories: eBooks in Portuguese > Fiction > Fiction
eBooks in Portuguese > Faith & Religion > Catholicism
EAN: 9786553500990
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

John Bunyan

John Bunyan was born in 1628 in Elstow, south of Bedford. From a very poor family, he had little formal education, but he learned to read and devoured medieval romances, in which brave knights faced dragons and monsters. In his youth, he was known for the many profanities he uttered and for dedicating his Sundays to dancing and sports, which was frowned upon by the Puritans. At the age of 16, at the height of the Civil War, he joined the army. On one occasion, he was "removed" from his post, and the soldier who replaced him was shot dead, which Bunyan saw as a divine intervention that would change his life – he gave new meaning to his faith, becoming an excellent preacher whom everyone wanted to hear. However, he ended up imprisoned for preaching without permission, spending more than 12 years in jail – one of the longest periods recorded for the same reason. Despite the miserable conditions of the prisons
At the time, it was there that Bunyan wrote a large part of his work. After regaining his freedom, he dedicated himself to writing and preaching. He died in 1688, having left behind more than 60 written works, among which... The Pilgrim's Progress, considered the second most important book in the history of Christianity.

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