Color The Bible: Pilgrim's Progress Portraits

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Sunday, May 12, 2019

Color "Lust of The Eyes" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "Lust of The Eyes" from Pilgrim's Progress. She is one of Adam's three daughters.

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Color "The Old Adam" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "The Old Adam" from Pilgrim's Progress. He represents carnality and deceit. He tries to persuade Faithful to leave his journey and come live with his 3 daughters.

Color The Three Witnesses Against Faithful

Description of The Coloring Page: The three cruel witness that testify against Faithful -

       Envy, the first witness against Faithful who falsely accuses that Faithful shows no respect for their prince, Lord Beelzebub.
        Superstition, the second witness against Faithful who falsely accuses Faithful of saying that their religion is vain.
        Pick-Thank, the third witness against Faithful who falsely accuses Faithful of going against their prince, their people, their laws, their "honorable" friends, and the judge himself.

Color a Portrait of "Timorous" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "Timorous" from Pilgrim's Progress. He is a relative of Mrs. Timorous of the Second Part. His companion is Mistrust.

Color "The Formalist" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "The Formalist" from Pilgrim's Progress. He and his companion Hypocrisy come from the land of Vainglory. He takes one of the two bypaths that avoid the Hill Difficulty, but is lost.

Color A Portrait of Wanton from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "" from Pilgrim's Progress. She may be the popular resident of the City of Destruction, Madam Wanton, who hosted a house party for friends of Mrs. Timorous.

Color "Mrs. Bat's-Eyes and Mrs. Know-Nothing" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "Mrs. Bat's-Eyes and Mrs. Know-Nothing" in Pilgrim's Progress.
Mrs. Bat's-Eyes, a resident of The City of Destruction and friend of Mrs. Timorous. Since she has a bat's eyes, she would be blind or nearly blind, so her characterization of Christiana as blind in her desire to go on pilgrimage is hypocritical.
Mrs. Know-Nothing, a resident of The City of Destruction and friend of Mrs. Timorous. She wonders if Christiana will actually go on pilgrimage.

Color "Mr. Fearing" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "Mr. Fearing" in Pilgrim's Progress. Noted for his timidness of Godly Fears such as temptations and doubts. He is Mr. Feeble-Mind's uncle.

Color "Mr. Despondency" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "Mr. Despondency " from Pilgrim's Progress, a rescued prisoner from Doubting Castle owned by the miserable Giant Despair.

Color a portrait of Christiana from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "Christiana" wife of Christian in Pilgrim's Progress. wife of CHRISTIAN, who leads her four sons and neighbor MERCY on pilgrimage.

Color "Mrs. Light-Mind" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "Mrs. Light-Mind" from Pilgrim's Progress. She changes the subject from Christiana to gossip about being at a bawdy party at Madam Wanton's home.

Color "Great Heart" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "Great Heart" from Pilgrim's Progress. He proves to be one of the main protagonists in the Second Part of Pilgrim's Progress.

Color "Madam Bubble" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "Madam Bubble" from Pilgrim's Progress. She is the adulterous woman mentioned in the Biblical Book of Proverbs. Mr. Self-Will went over a bridge to meet her and never came back again.

Color "Mr. Feeble-Mind" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "Feeble-Mind" in Pilgrim's Progress. He is the nephew of Mr. Fearing.

Color "Mr. Ready-To-Halt" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "Ready-To-Halt" in Pilgrim's Progress.
a pilgrim who meets CHRISTIANA's train of pilgrims at Gaius's door, and becomes the companion of Mr. Feeble-mind, to whom he gives one of his crutches.

Color a Portrait of "Mr. Brisk" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "Mr. Brisk" from Pilgrim's Progress. He is shown to be a foppish, worldy-minded person who is double minded about his beliefs.

Color "Old Honest" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: Portrait of "Old Honest" from Pilgrims Progress. OLD HONEST tells the stories of Mr. Fearing and a prideful villain named Mr. Self-Will.

Sunday, February 5, 2017

Color a portrait of "Lord Hategood" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: a portrait of "Lord Hategood" from John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress. On his jury are twelve vicious rogue men.

Color a portrait of "Self Conceit" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: a portrait of "Self Conceit" from John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress

Color a portrait of "Mr. Holdstheworld and Mr. Byends" from Pilgrim's Progress

Description of The Coloring Page: a portrait of "Mr. Holdstheworld and Mr. Byends" from John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress.
Mr. Byends makes it his aim to avoid any hardship or persecution that Christians may have to undergo. He supposedly perishes in the Hill Lucre (a dangerous silver mine) with three of his friends, Hold-the-World, Money-Love, and Save-All, at the behest of Demas, who invites passersby to come and see the mine. A "by-end" is a pursuit that is achieved indirectly. For By-Ends and his companions, it is the by-end of financial gain through religion.