The Sinner of Jerusalem Redeemed

Few works have exerted a greater influence on the formation of evangelical piety and theology than those of English Puritanism, and perhaps no author has enjoyed greater popularity than John Bunyan. The work Saved Sinner was published in 1688, shortly before his death, and as such is the fruit of a lifetime of the author's meditation on the subject.

“Bunyan's works are worthy of being perpetuated, but especially The Jerusalem Sinner Saved” Charles Hodge. “The Jerusalem Sinner Saved reflects Bunyan's direct and brave preaching… presenting powerful information about sin and grace and then calling his audience to a verdict” Joel Beeke. “The Jerusalem Sinner Saved shows us the moving and compassionate way Bunyan preached the gospel” Pieter De Vries.

The purpose of this work is twofold and seeks to answer the questions: What is the Gospel? And, how should we preach? As such, this work serves as a guide for evangelism, an ideal read for those who are looking to effectively communicate the message of the Gospel. Secondly, the book is intended to be read by new believers and anyone struggling with feelings of guilt and forgiveness. Believers will be able to find in its pages God's abundant mercy for sinners.