The Pilgrim's Progress: Edited by George Offor with Marginal Notes by Bunyan

C. H. Spurgeon's admiration for John Bunyan highlights the enduring impact of "The Pilgrim's Progress," which stands as the most widely read book after the Bible. Spurgeon's deep connection to the text is evident in his claim of reading it over 100 times, showcasing its profound influence and timeless themes of faith and perseverance. This legendary work continues to resonate with readers, reflecting the spiritual journey and struggles inherent in the human experience.