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"Now Faithful play the Man, speak for thy God"from The Pilgrim

'Now Faithful play the Man, speak for thy God'from The Pilgrim


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"Now Faithful play the Man, speak for thy God"from The Pilgrim

5615788 " Now Faithful play the Man, speak for thy God" from The Pilgrims Progress From This World, To That Which Is To Come by John Bunyan (1628-1688) Faithful stands trial for heresy before Judge Hate-good with the witnesses Envy, Superstition, and Pickthank giving evidence against him. by Unknown Artist, (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: John Bunyans 1678 Christian allegory about a mans journey to the Celestial City and the trials he endures on route.); Photo eAF Fotografie; out of copyright

Media ID 23583966

© AF Fotografie / Bridgeman Images

1600s 1678 1679 Bunyan Courtroom Dream Edition Envy Eternal Life Ethics Everyman Character Faithful First From This World Heresy John Bunyan Morality Novel Part 1 Pilgrim Pilgrims Progress Progress Spiritual Superstition Travels Trial Woodcut Section 7 Vanity Fair


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The captivating print titled ""Now Faithful play the Man, speak for thy God" from The Pilgrim's Progress" takes us back to the 17th century and immerses us in John Bunyan's timeless Christian allegory. This powerful image captures a pivotal moment as Faithful, our everyman character, stands trial for heresy before Judge Hate-good. Surrounded by an atmosphere of tension and hostility, Faithful remains steadfast and resolute. With courage in his eyes and conviction in his voice, he prepares to defend himself against the witnesses Envy, Superstition, and Pickthank who seek to condemn him. Their presence symbolizes the challenges faced by individuals on their spiritual journey towards eternal life. The unknown artist skillfully portrays this scene through a woodcut engraving technique that adds depth and texture to the illustration. Every detail is meticulously crafted - from the expressions on each character's face to the intricate patterns adorning their garments. This artwork not only serves as a visual representation of Bunyan's renowned novel but also highlights its enduring relevance today. It reminds us of the importance of staying true to our beliefs even when confronted with adversity or societal pressures. As we gaze upon this historic print, we are reminded of humanity's ongoing quest for meaning and purpose. It invites us to reflect on our own spiritual journeys while appreciating both the literary genius behind "The Pilgrim's Progress" and the artistic talent captured within this remarkable piece.

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