The Valley of Vision , Banner of Truth edition, 1975 text

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The Banner of Truth Trust, Christian ministry · Devotional, Puritan prayers arranged by theme · Editor: Arthur Bennett · Tradition disclosed

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The Banner of Truth Trust, a nonprofit charity formed in 1957 to publish books in the tradition of the Protestant Reformers and English Puritans

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https://banneroftruth.org/us/store/devotional/the-valley-of-vision/

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English

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Banner of Truth paperback, 1975 text; the same text in leather and ebook editions

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One-time purchase

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Made byThe Banner of Truth Trust, a nonprofit charity formed in 1957 to publish books in the tradition of the Protestant Reformers and English Puritans Banner of Truth, about · Verification pending
EditorArthur Bennett Banner of Truth, product page · Verification pending
First published1975; Banner publication date November 1, 1975 Banner of Truth, product page · Verification pending
EditionBanner of Truth paperback, 1975 text; the same text in leather and ebook editions Banner of Truth, product page · Verification pending
StructurePrayers and meditations arranged by theme, including redemption, penitence and grace; not dated daily readings Banner of Truth, product page · Verification pending
Pages240, paperback; 432, leather editions Banner of Truth, product page · Verification pending
FormatsPaperback, bonded leather, genuine leather, premium goatskin, ebook (ePub and Mobi) Banner of Truth, product page · Verification pending
Price$18.00, paperback, the retail price as listed by Christianbook; the publisher's page showed no price when checked Christianbook, paperback listing · Verification pending
TraditionThe publisher's stated object is the doctrines taught by the Protestant Reformers and English Puritans Banner of Truth, about · Verification pending

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Is it a daily devotional?

Not a dated one. The prayers are arranged by theme, from redemption to penitence to grace, and many readers use it alongside a daily plan.

Who wrote the prayers?

Puritan writers; the retailer’s listing names Bunyan, Watts and Spurgeon among them. Arthur Bennett edited the collection.

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