ISBN: 9798300136192 - Paradise Regained: A New Translation in Modern Accessible English (13 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "I never was and never will be overcome."In the wilderness, forty days of fasting. Satan, desperate after his defeat in Eden, makes one final attempt to corrupt God's plan for humanity's redemption. His target: Christ himself, alone and vulnerable in the desert.But this will be no cosmic battle of armies and heavenly warfare. Paradise Regained tells a quieter, more devastating story-of temptation resisted through reason, of worldly power rejected in favor of spiritual truth, of humanity's redemption achieved not through violence but through unwavering moral strength.Published in 1671 as John Milton's sequel to Paradise Lost, this brief epic shifts from grand celestial conflict to intimate psychological drama. Satan offers Christ earthly kingdoms, intellectual glory, and miraculous demonstrations of divine power. Each temptation is refused with devastating simplicity. Where Adam and Eve fell through weakness, Christ stands firm through strength. Where Paradise was lost through disobedience, it is regained through steadfast faith.Milton, blind and politically defeated in Restoration England, crafted this final epic as a meditation on true power-not the power of armies or empires, but the power of moral integrity that cannot be bought, threatened, or seduced. In Christ's quiet triumph over Satan's sophisticated arguments, Milton finds hope for a fallen world.Austere, profound, and deeply personal-the masterwork of a poet who had witnessed paradise lost in his own life and sought its recovery through faith and reason. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. "I never was and never will be overcome."In the wilderness, forty days of fasting. Satan, desperate after his defeat in Eden, makes one final attempt to corrupt God's plan for humanity's redemption. His target: Christ himself, alone and vulnerable in the desert.But this will be no cosmic battle of armies and heavenly warfare. Paradise Regained tells a quieter, more devastating story-of temptation resisted through reason, of worldly power rejected in favor of spiritual truth, of humanity's redemption achieved not through violence but through unwavering moral strength.Published in 1671 as John Milton's sequel to Paradise Lost, this brief epic shifts from grand celestial conflict to intimate psychological drama. Satan offers Christ earthly kingdoms, intellectual glory, and miraculous demonstrations of divine power. Each temptation is refused with devastating simplicity. Where Adam and Eve fell through weakness, Christ stands firm through strength. Where Paradise was lost through disobedience, it is regained through steadfast faith.Milton, blind and politically defeated in Restoration England, crafted this final epic as a meditation on true power-not the power of armies or empires, but the power of moral integrity that cannot be bought, threatened, or seduced. In Christ's quiet triumph over Satan's sophisticated arguments, Milton finds hope for a fallen world.Austere, profound, and deeply personal-the masterwork of a poet who had witnessed paradise lost in his own life and sought its recovery through faith and reason. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…