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The Jerusalem Sinner Saved; or, Good News for the Vilest of Men by John Bunyan is a passionate and encouraging sermon that proclaims the boundless grace of God, especially to those who feel they are the most undeserving. Bunyan, best known for his classic work The Pilgrim’s Progress, wrote this book to offer hope to sinners who feel beyond redemption, using the figure of the apostle Paul and the example of Jerusalem as metaphors for God’s willingness to forgive even the gravest of sinners.In this work, Bunyan focuses on the story of the Apostle Paul, once a persecutor of Christians, who became one of Christianity's greatest advocates after encountering Christ. He extends this example to all sinners, particularly those who feel burdened by their past actions or sense of unworthiness. Bunyan emphasizes that God's grace is available to everyone, no matter how sinful their past may be, and that the message of salvation is meant for the "vilest" of men.