ould do so. But do not presume to say that the presence of Evil permittedby God, in a U^orld i7iteuded by Him to be a place of Trial, orProbation, is wrong, and an unmixed evil, because it is not I The Christians life would be utterly impossible,—imifitelligible,—without the presence of Sin,—and… … Christian and Apollyon. Then said Apollyon,—I am sure of thee now! But, as God wouldhave it, —while Apollyon was fetching his last blow,—thereby to make a fullend of this good man,—Christian, with his sword—all prayer,--gave theFiend, nimbly, a deadly thrust,—which made him give back, as one that…
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