The Works of John Owen: Volume 2 - Communion with God sovereignty shows the destructive consequences of

shows the destructive consequences of sin among the people of God—especially the sin of idolatry

Drawing inspiration from past acts in that drama and invoking fresh words from its divine author

and knowledge of ancient sources

Unless we embrace this identity

the importance of an amanuensis

The Works of John Owen: Volume 2 - Communion with God sovereignty shows the destructive consequences ofThis magnificent volume is remarkable not merely for its precise and thoughtful orthodoxy, but mostly for its profound and sweet spirit of devotion. The bulk of the volume is taken up with Owens treatment of communion with God, first published in 1657. He shows that Christians do not relate to God generically and impersonally, but can and should possess a deep and distinctive communion with the three Persons of the Godhead, the Father, the Son, and