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The Sentinel Post That Cost John Bunyan a Life

The Sentinel Post That Cost John Bunyan a Life

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A tinker faces twelve years in prison for preaching without a license, leaving his blind child without a provider. This is the cost of his faith.

The Sentinel Post That Cost John Bunyan a Life

This episode explores the early life of John Bunyan, from his humble beginnings in Bedfordshire to his service in the Parliamentary army during the English Civil War. We delve into the choices that shaped his path and the profound impact they had on his family and future.

Person: John Bunyan
Date: 1628 (baptism)
Location: Elstow, Bedfordshire
Event: English Civil War
Status: Tinker, Parliamentary soldier

- John Bunyan was baptized on November 30, 1628, in Elstow, Bedfordshire.
- His family, though described by Bunyan as "low," owned land and property in Elstow.
- In the summer of 1644, Bunyan's mother and sister died, and his father quickly remarried.
- At approximately sixteen, Bunyan enlisted in the Parliamentary army and served at Newport Pagnell garrison.
- During his military service, Bunyan recounted an incident where another soldier took his sentinel post and was subsequently shot dead.

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