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Synopsis: John Owen’s Biblical Theology is unique in that, in a very real sense, it stands at the head of the modern biblical-theological method of studying the scriptures. The comprehensiveness with which it treats of natural and special revelation, combined with the eminently practical exhortations with which it concludes, makes it [...]
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John Owen, a Puritan pastor-theologian, is best known today for his sixteen volumes, first published in 1850-53 and were reprinted by the Banner of Truth Trust in the mid-twentieth century. These volumes are divided into three categories: First, doctrinal (vols. 1-5), where Owen discusses some aspects of theology such as Christology (vol. 1), trinity [...]
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John Owen’s volume four, also called The Works of the Holy Spirit (or originally, Pneumatologia), is undoubtedly his great contribution to the doctrine of pneumatology. Actually, it is a continuation of volume three, which is also about the discourse of the Holy Spirit. These two volumes contain nine works; the first five works are in [...]
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