The Church, the Scriptures, and the Sacraments (Volume 28) (The Complete Works of John Owen)

The Complete Works of John Owen is a collection of the writings of John Owen, a 17th-century English Puritan theologian. The collection includes Owen's sermons, commentaries, treatises, and letters. It is considered to be one of the most comprehensive collections of Puritan writings available.

The Complete Works of John Owen is divided into 28 volumes. The first volume contains Owen's early life and ministry. The second volume contains his works on the Trinity. The third volume contains his works on the person of Christ. The fourth volume contains his works on the atonement. The fifth volume contains his works on justification. The sixth volume contains his works on sanctification. The seventh volume contains his works on the perseverance of the saints. The eighth volume contains his works on the church. The ninth volume contains his works on the sacraments. The tenth volume contains his works on the Sabbath. The eleventh volume contains his works on the civil magistrate. The twelfth volume contains his works on the duty of Christians to the civil magistrate. The thirteenth volume contains his works on the duty of Christians to one another. The fourteenth volume contains his works on the duty of Christians to themselves. The fifteenth volume contains his works on the duty of Christians to God. The sixteenth volume contains his works on the nature of sin. The seventeenth volume contains his works on the causes of sin. The eighteenth volume contains his works on the consequences of sin. The nineteenth volume contains his works on the remedy of sin. The twentieth volume contains his works on the application of the remedy of sin. The twenty-first volume contains his works on the assurance of salvation. The twenty-second volume contains his works on the growth in grace. The twenty-third volume contains his works on the perseverance of the saints. The twenty-fourth volume contains his works on the death of believers. The twenty-fifth volume contains his works on the resurrection of the body. The twenty-sixth volume contains his works on the last judgment. The twenty-seventh volume contains his works on the eternal state of the righteous. The twenty-eighth volume contains his works on the eternal state of the wicked.

The Complete Works of John Owen is a valuable resource for anyone interested in studying the history of Christianity or the works of one of the most influential Puritan theologians. It is a comprehensive collection of Owen's writings, and it is sure to be a valuable addition to any library.