Doctrine of Justification by Faith Author: Owen, John (1616-1683) Description: Owen’s masterly account of justification by faith is distinguished from the two other classical 17th-century English treatises on this subject (those of Downame and Davenant) by its non-speculative, non-scholastic character and its dominating pastoral concern. The resurgent Roman challenge, and current Protestant confusion, obliged Owen to write controversially at certain points, but the core of his discourse is straightforward biblical exposition, massive, fresh, compelling and practical. Of all the many Puritan treatments of justification, Owen’s is without doubt the richest.

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Print Basis:	The Banner of Truth Trust, Edinburgh, 1965.
Language:	English
Status:	Proof-read and ThML markup added.
CCEL Subjects:	All; Theology;
LC Call no:	BT763
LC Subjects:	Doctrinal theology Salvation

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