The Trve Bovnds Of Christian Freedome; Or, A Treatise Wherein The Rights Of The Law Are Vindicated, The Liberties Of Grace Maintained, And The Severall Late Opinions Against The Law Are Examined And Confuted

In this classic work of Reformed theology, John Owen outlines the true role of the law in the life of a Christian, emphasizing that salvation is by grace alone and sanctification is a necessary response to that grace. Owen is passionate in his defense of Christian freedom and the importance of avoiding legalism, while also affirming that the law has a positive and necessary function in the life of the believer.

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