1792 JOHN OWEN. Early American Edition - Death of Death in the Death of Christ. ZZArtwork to imitate his example

to imitate his example

Occasioned by his Expulsion from the House of Commons

Church History of New England

A superbly preserved two-volume set of Bunyan's Immortal Tale in half leather

“They that are clothed with the perfect robe of his righteousness shall all see without the least consternation

1792 JOHN OWEN. Early American Edition - Death of Death in the Death of Christ. ZZArtwork to imitate his exampleJohn Owen's The Death of Death in the Death of Christ is a foundational text in Puritan Reformed theology, arguing for limited atonement, asserting Christ's death actually secured salvation for the elect, not just made it possible for everyone, countering Arminianism. Its influence, amplified by J. I. Packer's modern introduction when reprinted by Banner of Truth, cemented Owen as a champion of Calvinistic views on redemption, shaping evangelical