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John Owen · 1616 – 1683

Works (theological treatises)

1640s–1683 · ed. W. H. Goold (1850–1853)

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118 h 9 minreading time
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Of the Mortification of Sin in BelieversChristian Reader, – Chapter XIV.pages 1–12
  1. Christian Reader,1
  2. Chapter I.1
  3. First, A duty prescribed: "Mortify the deeds of the body."1
  4. Chapter II.2
  5. Chapter III.3
  6. The first is, How doth the Spirit mortify sin?3
  7. Chapter IV.4
  8. Chapter V.4
  9. Chapter VI.5
  10. Chapter VII.6
  11. Chapter VIII.7
  12. Chapter IX.7
  13. Chapter X.8
  14. Chapter XI.9
  15. Chapter XII.10
  16. Chapter XIII.11
  17. Chapter XIV.12
Of TemptationOf Temptation: – Chapter IX.pages 13–20
  1. Of Temptation:13
  2. Christian Reader,13
  3. Chapter I.13
  4. Chapter II.14
  5. Chapter III.15
  6. Chapter IV.16
  7. Chapter V.17
  8. Chapter VI.18
  9. Chapter VII.18
  10. Chapter VIII.19
  11. Chapter IX.20
The Nature, Power, Deceit, and Prevelancy of the Remainders of Indwelling Sin in BelieversChapter I. – Chapter XVII.pages 21–37
  1. Chapter I.21
  2. Chapter II.22
  3. Chapter III.23
  4. Chapter IV.24
  5. Chapter V.25
  6. Chapter VI.26
  7. First, Its general inclination: It "lusteth," Gal. v. 17.26
  8. Chapter VII.27
  9. Chapter VIII.28
  10. The second is in enticing: "And is enticed."28
  11. Chapter IX.29
  12. Chapter X.30
  13. Chapter XI.31
  14. Chapter XII.32
  15. Chapter XIII.33
  16. Chapter XIV.34
  17. Chapter XV.35
  18. Chapter XVI.36
  19. Chapter XVII.37
Of Communion with God the Father, Son and Holy GhostChristian Reader, – Part III. Of Communion with the Holy Ghost.pages 38–54
  1. Christian Reader,38
  2. Daniel Burgess.38
  3. Part I. Of Communion with each Person distinctly — Of Communion with the Father38
  4. Chapter I.38
  5. Chapter II.38
  6. Chapter III.39
  7. Chapter IV.40
  8. Part II. Of Communion with the Son Jesus Christ41
  9. Chapter I.41
  10. Chapter II.41
  11. Chapter III.42
  12. Chapter IV.44
  13. Chapter V.45
  14. Chapter VI.46
  15. Chapter VII.47
  16. Chapter VIII.47
  17. Chapter IX.48
  18. Chapter X.48
  19. Part III. Of Communion with the Holy Ghost.49
  20. Chapter I.49
  21. Chapter II.50
  22. Chapter III.50
  23. Chapter IV.51
  24. Chapter V.51
  25. Chapter VI.51
  26. Chapter VII.52
  27. Chapter VIII.52
Meditations and Discourses on the Glory of ChristMeditations and Discourses – Chapter XI. The glory of Christ in the recapitulation of all things in him.pages 55–66
  1. Meditations and Discourses55
  2. Person, Office, and Grace:55
  3. Christian Reader,55
  4. Chapter I. The explication of the text.56
  5. Chapter III. The glory of Christ in the mysterious constitution of his person.57
  6. Chapter V. The glory of Christ in his love.58
  7. Chapter VI. The glory of Christ in the discharge of his mediatory office.59
  8. Chapter VIII. Representations of the glory of Christ under the Old Testament.60
  9. Chapter IX. The glory of Christ in his intimate conjunction with the church.61
  10. Chapter X. The glory of Christ in the communication of himself unto believers.62
  11. Chapter XI. The glory of Christ in the recapitulation of all things in him.63
  12. Meditations and Discourses65
  13. The Glory of Christ;65
  14. Unconverted Sinners65
  15. Saints Under Spiritual Decays.65
PneumatologiaTo the readers. – Book IX.pages 67–124
  1. To the readers.67
  2. Book I.68
  3. Chapter I. General principles concerning the Holy Spirit and his work.68
  4. Chapter II. The name and titles of the Holy Spirit.69
  5. Chapter III. Divine nature and personality of the Holy Spirit proved and vindicated.70
  6. Chapter IV. Peculiar works of the Holy Spirit in the first or old creation.71
  7. Chapter V. Way and manner of the divine dispensation of the Holy Spirit.72
  8. Book II.73
  9. Chapter II. General dispensation of the Holy Spirit with respect unto the new creation.74
  10. Book III.76
  11. Chapter I. Work of the Holy Spirit in the new creation by regeneration.76
  12. Chapter II. Works of the Holy Spirit preparatory unto regeneration.77
  13. Chapter III. Corruption or depravation of the mind by sin.78
  14. Chapter IV. Life and death, natural and spiritual, compared.79
  15. Chapter V. The nature, causes, and means of regeneration.80
  16. Chapter VI. The manner of conversion explained in the instance of Augustine.81
  17. Book IV.82
  18. Chapter I. The nature of sanctification and gospel holiness explained.82
  19. Chapter II. Sanctification a progressive work.83
  20. Chapter III. Believers the only object of sanctification, and subject of gospel holiness.84
  21. Chapter IV. The defilement of sin, wherein it consists, with its purification.85
  22. Chapter VI. The positive work of the Spirit in the sanctification of believers.86
  23. Chapter VII. Of the acts and duties of holiness.88
  24. Chapter VIII. Mortification of sin, the nature and causes of it.89
  25. Book V.90
  26. Chapter I. Necessity of holiness from the consideration of the nature of God.90
  27. Chapter II. Eternal election a cause of and motive unto holiness.91
  28. Chapter III. Holiness necessary from the commands of God.92
  29. Chapter IV. Necessity of holiness from God's sending Jesus Christ.93
  30. Chapter V. Necessity of holiness from our condition in this world.94
  31. Book VI. Part I.95
  32. By John Owen, D.D.95
  33. Chapter I.95
  34. Chapter II.95
  35. Chapter III.96
  36. Chapter IV.97
  37. Chapter V.98
  38. Chapter VI.99
  39. Chapter VII.100
  40. Book VI. Part II.101
  41. Sunesis Pneumatike101
  42. The preface.101
  43. Chapter I.101
  44. Chapter II.101
  45. Chapter III.102
  46. Chapter IV.103
  47. Chapter V.104
  48. Chapter VI.105
  49. Chapter VII.106
  50. Chapter VIII.106
  51. Chapter IX.107
  52. Book VII.108
  53. Chapter I.108
  54. Chapter II.108
  55. Chapter III.109
  56. Chapter IV.109
  57. Chapter V.110
  58. Chapter VI.110
  59. Chapter VII.111
  60. Chapter VIII.111
  61. Chapter IX.112
  62. Chapter X.113
  63. Chapter XI.114
  64. Book VIII.115
  65. Nath. Mather115
  66. Chapter I.115
  67. Chapter II.116
  68. Chapter III.117
  69. Chapter IV.117
  70. Chapter V.117
  71. Chapter VI.118
  72. Chapter VII.118
  73. Book IX.119
  74. Chapter I.119
  75. Chapter II.119
  76. Chapter III.120
  77. Chapter IV.121
  78. Chapter V.122
  79. Chapter VI.123
  80. Chapter VII.124
  81. Chapter VIII.124
The Death of Death in the Death of ChristMy Lord, – Book IV.pages 125–142
  1. My Lord,125
  2. Reader,125
  3. The126
  4. Book I.126
  5. Chapter I.126
  6. Chapter II.126
  7. Chapter III.126
  8. Chapter IV.127
  9. Chapter V.127
  10. Chapter VI.127
  11. Chapter VII.127
  12. Chapter VIII.128
  13. Book II.129
  14. Chapter I.129
  15. Chapter II.129
  16. Chapter III.129
  17. Chapter IV.130
  18. Chapter V.131
  19. Book III.131
  20. Chapter I.131
  21. Chapter II.131
  22. Chapter III.132
  23. Chapter IV.132
  24. Chapter V.133
  25. Chapter VI.133
  26. Chapter VII.133
  27. Chapter VIII.134
  28. Chapter IX.134
  29. Chapter X.135
  30. Chapter XI.135
  31. Book IV.136
  32. Chapter I.136
  33. Chapter II.137
  34. Chapter III.138
  35. Chapter IV.139
  36. Chapter V.140
  37. Chapter VI.140
  38. Chapter VII.142
The Doctrine of Justification by FaithJustification by Faith, – Chapter XVII. Testimonies out of the evangelists consideredpages 143–159
  1. Justification by Faith,143
  2. J. O.144
  3. General considerations previously necessary unto the explanation of the doctrine of justification144
  4. Chapter I. Justifying faith; the causes and object of it declared146
  5. Chapter II. The nature of justifying faith147
  6. Chapter III. The use of faith in justification; its especial object farther cleared148
  7. Chapter IV. Of justification; the notion and signification of the word in Scripture149
  8. Chapter XIII. The nature of justification proved from the difference of the covenants154
  9. Chapter XV. Faith alone155
  10. Chapter XVII. Testimonies out of the evangelists considered156
  11. Gal. ii. 16158
Nature and Causes of Apostasy from the GospelTo the Reader. – Chapter XIII.pages 160–174
  1. To the Reader.160
  2. Chapter I.161
  3. Chapter II.163
  4. Chapter III.164
  5. Chapter IV.165
  6. Chapter V.166
  7. Chapter VI.167
  8. Chapter VII.168
  9. Chapter VIII.169
  10. Chapter IX.170
  11. Chapter X.171
  12. Chapter XI.172
  13. Chapter XII.173
  14. Chapter XIII.174
The Grace and Duty of being Spiritually MindedThe – Part II.pages 175–188
  1. The175
  2. Part I.175
  3. Chapter I.175
  4. Chapter II.175
  5. Chapter III.176
  6. Chapter IV.177
  7. Chapter V.177
  8. Chapter VI.178
  9. Chapter VII.179
  10. Chapter VIII.179
  11. Chapter IX.180
  12. Chapter X.181
  13. Part II.182
  14. Chapter XI.182
  15. Chapter XII.183
  16. Chapter XIII.183
  17. Chapter XIV.184
  18. Chapter XV.184
  19. Chapter XVI.185
  20. Chapter XVII.186
  21. Chapter XVIII.187
  22. Chapter XIX.187
  23. Chapter XX.188
  24. Chapter XXI.188
A Practical Exposition upon Psalm CXXXImprimatur, – Exposition upon Psalm CXXX.pages 189–200
  1. Imprimatur,189
  2. Christian Reader,189
  3. Exposition upon Psalm CXXX.189
  4. Verse 1. Out of the depths have I cried unto thee, O Lord.189
  5. A paraphrase.189
  6. General scope of the whole Psalm.189
  7. Verse third.190
  8. Verse fourth.191
  9. First, [As to what is supposed]:—192
  10. Rule I.196
  11. Rule II.196
  12. Rule III.197
  13. Rule IV.197
  14. Rule V.197
  15. Rule VI.197
  16. Rule VII.197
  17. Rule VIII.198
  18. Rule IX.198
  19. Rule X.198
  20. Rule XI.198
  21. Rule I.199
  22. Rule II.199
  23. Rule III.199
  24. Rule IV.199
Works (theological treatises) · John Owen · Cloud of Witnesses