...Of Bowels and Bigotry: Reading John Wesley’s Editions of John Bunyan’s Fictions By GALEN K. JOHNSON John Brown University, Siloam Springs, Arkansas ... .... 85–86. 42 Galen K. Johnson 1749, that preface reveals the significant extent to which Wesley tried to correct others’ words, in order both to conform to... ... The Pilgrim’s Progress [Princeton: Princeton University Press, 2004], p. 220 . 44 Galen K. Johnson and in The Holy War where he leaves out allusions to... ..., p. 19. 43 Ibid. 48 Galen K. Johnson from that of most Calvinists, perhaps best summarized by John Newton when he expressed in his diary that the... ... Bunyan, The Pilgrim’s Progress, p. 82. 57 Ibid., p. 83. Cf. Herbert, John Wesley, p. 88. 50 Galen K. Johnson same because the believer not only makes a... ... Galen K. Johnson Celestial City. Wesley’s emphasis on charitable Christian living is reflected in his replacement of the “Holy, Holy, Holy” Trisagion from... ... Galen K. Johnson themselves of so many of their enemies, and the troublers of their peace.” 88 With no recognition, however, that Diabolonians and... ... K. Johnson assured Obstinate his reward would “be bestowed at the time appointed,” nor that Evangelist’s advice for Christian after he heeded Worldly... ..., Works, vol. 1, pp.262–263; cf. ibid., vol. 7, pp.182–183; vol. 10, pp.501–506. 79 Ibid., vol. 2, pp. 311–312, 469; Herbert, John Wesley, p. 30. 54 Galen K... ... is Discovered, The manner of his setting out, His Dangerous Journey; And safe Arrival at the Desired Countrey. 30 Herbert, John Wesley, p. 86. 46 Galen...