A Short History of a Long Travel from Babylon to Bethel

Comment by Brenda Redshaw on 1stMo. 8, 2018 at 5:38

Thanks for that Ellis I really liked it, just as much as Pilgrims Progress or maybe more as it spoke to me about my own journey more directly. Having false guides rang true before finding the light which got me there was something I identified with rather than having one trusted guide throughout and the bit about having to remove the old tattered clothing before 'squeezing through the gap' is certainly very rich in meaning, as signifying the stripping away of everything which comes before entering the paradise of the promised land or entire sanctification.

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