A Brighter Day Begins with His Word.

John Owen • SECTION 261

Section 261

← The Works of John Owen — Volume 16

ism, and author of catechisms ... 62 Binning, Hugh, a Scottish minister, confounds

Owen in discussion 45

Boyd, Zacbary, thunders against the Lord-Ge- neral in Glasgow Cathedral ... 45 Boyle, Hon. Robert, fled to Oxford . • 65 Bunyan, John, Owen's influence in behalf of,

and character of his preaching . . 92

Extract from, " Pilgrim's Progress" . 100

Burgess, Daniel, his opinion of Owen's treatise

" On Communion with God" ... 73 Burnet, Bishop, his false accusation against Owen in reference to the Protector . . 71

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Burnet, Bishop, his reference to the contro- versy between Marvell and Parker . . 89

his sketch of the character of Mr R. Fer- guson 96

Calamy, Edmund, senior, minister in Alder-

manbury chapel 30

his fame instrumental in leading Owen to

peace 31

Cata?iii/,E., junior. Memorials of Howe by . 21

his testimony concerning Owen . 65

Cane, J. V., a Franciscan friar, author of " Fiat

l-u-^" 79

Owen's controversy with ... 80

Caryl, Joseph, and Owen, ministers to the Com- mander-General ..... 44

his death 90

Cawdrey, Daniel, his accusation against Owen 58

his reply to Owen " On schism" . . 74

Cecil, his opinion of Owen's " Discourse on the

Holy Spirit" 94

Chalmers', Dr, "Theological Institutes " referred

to 74

— — his opinion of the controversy between

Owen and Walton 75

his remarks on Owen's treatise " On In- dwelling Sin" 84

his recommendation of Owen's " Exposi- tion" 86

Charles II., his character .... 94

converses with Owen .... 91

Charnock, Stephen, his " Divine Attributes" 65 Cheynel, Francis, his remai-ks on Biddle's cate- chisms 62

Clarendon, Lord, Description of Laud by . 26

caricatures Puritans .... 48

intercourse between him and Owen . 80

his attempts regarding government 81, 82

his fall 83

Clarkson, David, Owen's colleague in Leaden- hall Street 95

his funeral sermon on Dr Owen . . 104

Claypole, Lady, Cromwell's fa^•ourite daughter,

the death of ... . . . 70

Cloppenburg, a continental writer, his remarks

on Biddle's catechisms .... 62

Coggeshall, Owen's ministry there . . 35 Conant, Dr, a Presbyterian, and rector of Exe- ter College, succeeds Owen as vice-chancellor 67

Conventicle Act 82

Ciiwper quoted 64

Cox, Dr, one of Owen's physicians . 103

Craig, Rev. J., Avonbridge, Scotland, translated

part of Owen's " Theologoumena" . . 78

Cromwell, Oliver, Owen's first interview with 42

his character 43

Extract from Carlyle's ... 43

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INDICES.

Cromwell, Oliver, chancellor of Oxford

his death and character

Cromwell, Richard, succeeds his fatheras chan- cellor of Oxford

his fall

Pase 46 71

67 76

Podwell's description of Owen . 48

Dormer, Sir Kobirt, of Ascot, invites Owen to

be his chaplain and tutor to his eldest son '29 D'Oy'ey, Thomas, Esq. of Chiselhampton, Owen

maiTied to his widow 95

Dury, Mr, opposed to the admission of Jews

into England to settle and trade . . 62

Erasmus, prayer of 112

Fairfax, Lord, leader of the Parliament's forces 39 Fergusim, Hobert, one of Owen's assistants in

Leadenhall Street 96

Fire in Loudon, Great advantage taken ofrthe,

by Owen and others 83

Fleetwnml, Charles, Esq., friend of Owen —

Owen's letter to, from his deathbed . . 103

. Letters to 118

Fordliam in Essex, the scene of Owen's early

pastorate 33

Foster's Essay on the application of the epithet

" llomantic" referred to .... 73 Fuller, the historian, recommended by Howe

for ordination 61

Fuller, Andi-ew, his saying of himself . . 104

Gilbert, Kev. Thomas, of Oxford, friend of Owen 23

Epitaph on Owen by .... 23

Godfrey, Sir Edmund, a justice of the peace 102 Goodwin, John, an Arminian writer 56, 109 Goodwin, Thomas, D.D., headof Magdalen Col- lege 52

Owen's friend 54

associated with Owen .... 65

JIall, Bishop, entered Cambridge at the age

of fifteen . 23

Hall, liobert, his disparagement of Owen's

"Exposition" 86

Ilalyburton, his argument for the divine au- thority, etc., of Scripture .... 74 Htxmmoitd, Dr, Owen"s discussion with . 67

his reply to Owen " On schism" . . 74

llarrison, Mr, his conference with Owen and

others 53

Hartopp, Lady, Owen's letter to . . . 116

Sir John, a particular friend of Owen 21

Henry, Philip, Owen compared to, in mourning

over university sins 24

Character of 48

Memoir of, by his son .... 52

at Oxford University .... 66

Hotve, John, entered Oxford College at the age

of seventeen 23

at Whitehall 44

Character of 48, 105

. "On Union among Protestants," and "On

the Carnality of Religious Contentions," re-

f nred to 54

TTuLibras quoted 39, GO

IHtii e, David, caricatures Puritans . . 48

Hyde, Sir Edward, his interview with Owen 79

Tndul/ence by Charles II 90

Ireton, Henry, Lord-Deputy of Ireland, and Cromwell's sonin-law, his funeral sermon

preached by Owen 46

Israel, Mauasseh Ben, a learned Jew from Am- sterdam, asks permission for Jews to settle Olid ti'adj in England 61

Page Jamieson, Dr, of Edinbui'gh, his work on the

Holy Spirit 94

Jessey, Mr, Baptist minister, his conference

with Owen and others .... 53

Ken, Bishop of Bath and Wells, at Oxford 66

Kennel, Bishop, a high Royalist and partisan 60

his opinion of the Protector ... 71

King, Sir Edmund, one of Owen's physicians 103

Laud, Archbishop, chancellor of Oxford, privy councillor, pi-incipal adviser of Charles, and intimat ; associate of Stratford ... 26 Laudean policy, Owen's description of . 32 Levellers, The defeat of the .... 42 Locke, John, classed with Jeremy Taylor, Mil- ton, Vane, and Owen 41

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