This collection includes the works of John Owen, a prominent English Puritan theologian and pastor in the seventeenth century. It features a variety of his writings, including his exposition of Hebrews, his defense of the Congregational form of church polity, and his thoughts on the nature of sin and redemption. Owen's works continue to be influential in Reformed theology today.

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