The Holy Spirit
by John Owen
An abridged, modernized edition of Owen's vast 1674 treatise on the person and work of the third person of the Trinity. It sets out the Spirit's deity and personality before tracing his operations across creation, regeneration, conversion, and sanctification, always pressing home the necessity of genuine gospel holiness.
Based on Pneumatologia, A Discourse Concerning the Holy Spirit (1674), Works of John Owen, Vol. 3
From the book
In John Owen's own words
“This Spirit of whom we treat is in himself a distinct, living, powerful, intelligent, divine person.”
“The Holy Spirit is more intimate, as it were, unto the principles of our souls than they are to themselves.”
