Grace & Duty of Being Spiritually Minded 1833

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1833. Declared and practically improved. To direct men to that which is the only remedy of all evils, which alone is the means of giving them a foretaste of eternal glory; especially such who are in the Owen's condition, namely, in a very near approach to a departure out of this world; is the design of this discourse, which is recommended to the grace of God, for the benefit of the reader. Abridged version.

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John Owen (1616-1683) was an early Puritan advocate of Congregationalism and Reformed theology. Educated at Queen's College, Oxford, he served under the Puritan government of Oliver Cromwell as personal chaplain to Cromwell and later as vice-chancellor of Oxford. A contemporary of John Bunyan, Owen's extensive body of work includes some twenty-eight books on theological and devotional themes. His later years were spent in pastoral ministry where he served as the leading spokesman for the Protestant Nonconformists.

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TítuloGrace & Duty of Being Spiritually Minded 1833
AutorJohn Owen
EditorEbenezer Porter
Ediciónabreviada, reimpresa
EditorKessinger Publishing, 2003
ISBN0766151255, 9780766151253
Largo220 páginas
  
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