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John Owen • SECTION 273

Section 273

← The Works of John Owen — Volume 16

York, James, Duke of, opposition to his accession to tlie throne, viii. 594. Marriage with the Prin- cess of Modena condemned, xiv. 482

ZacJiary, Pope, crown of France transfeiTed to

Pepin by the sanction of, viii. 265. Zebedee, James the son of, said by some to have

been the first to introduce Christi;inity into our

island, xiv. 95. Zelotes, Simon, Bishop Taylor and Dr Cave believe

that he must have been in Britain, xiv. 95. Zurich, La>lius Socinus settled and died in, ii. 392.

INDICES. 529

III.— INDEX TO THE WORKS OF OWEN,

ACCORDING TO THE AEBANGEMENT OF THE VOLUMES IN THE PRESENT EDITION.

I. DOCTRINAL DIVISION.

Date.

I. Treatises relating cMefly to the Person and Work of Christ.

Xpumkoyia, or a Declaration of the Glorious Mystery of the Person of Christ, . 1679

Meditations and Discourses on the Glory of Christ, etc., .... lOSi

Meditations and Discoui'ses concerning the Glory of Christ Applied, etc., . . 1691

Two Short Catechisms, wherein the Doctrines of Christ are Explained, etc., . . 16-15

2. Treatises relating to all the Persons of the Trinity.

Of Communion with God the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, each Person distinctly, etc., 1657 A Vindication of some Passages in a Discourse concerning Communion with God, . 1674

A Brief Declaration and Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity, . . . 1669

3. Treatise relating to the Holy Spirit.

Tlviv^xToXoyiot., or a Discourse on the Holy Spirit, etc., ..... 1674

4. Treatises relating to the Holy Spirit, continued.

The Reason of Faith, etc., ......... 1677

^Cn(ri; Tlviu/jcecTiz-/!, or the Causes, Ways, and Means of Understanding the Mind of God,

as Revealed in his Word, ......... 1678

A Discourse of the Work of the Holy Spirit in Prayer, etc., .... 1082

Two Discoui-ses, of the Holy Spirit as a Comforter, and as the Author of Spiritual Gifts, 1693

5. Treatises relating to Justification and Faith,

The Doctrine of Justification by Faith through the Imputation of the Righteousness of Christ, etc., ........... 1077

Oospel Grounds and Evidences of the Faith of God's Elect, etc., . . . 1695

II. PRACTICAL DIVISION. VL 1. Treatises on Experimental Religion.

Of the Mortification of Sin in Believers; the Necessity, Nature, and Means of it, . 1656

Of Temptation; the Natm-e and Power of it, etc., ..... 165S

The Nature, Power, Deceit, and Prevalency of Indwelling Sin, etc., . . 1608

A Practical Exposition on Psalm cxxx., etc., ...... 16S8

VII. 2. Treatises on Experimental Religion, continued.

The Nature of Apostasy from the Profession of the Gospel, etc., .... 1076

•tpivrifjiM rou XlviCfjLaTos, or the Grace and Duty of being Spiritually Minded, . . 1681

Of the Dominion of Sin and Grace, etc., .... . . 1688

lu. 3. Sermons Published dui'ing the Lifetime of Owen.

Sixteen Sermons, ......... 1646-1681

IX. 4. Posthumous Seimons.

One Sermon, ........... 1690

Thirty Sennons, -i ,.,,, Fourteen Discourses on Cases of Conscience, j • • • • • "

Thirteen Sermons, .......... 1756

Twenty-five Sacramental Discourses, ....... 1760

III. CONTROVERSIAL DIVISION. 1. Arminian Controversy.

&iofj,a.X''^ AirsJouir/airTiasii, or a Display of Arminianism, etc., .... 1642

Salus Eloctorum, Sanguis Jesu ; or the Death of Death in the Death of Christ, etc., . 1647

Of the Death of Christ, the Price he Paid, etc. [in Reply to Baxter], . . . 1650

De Divina Justitiil Diatriha, etc., ........ 1053

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XI- 2. Arminian Controversy, continued.

The Doctrine of the Saints' Perseverance Explained and Confirmed, etc., , . 1654

xn. 3. Socinian Controversy,

Vindicife Evangelicae; or the Mysteiy of the Gospel Vindicated, etc., . .. .. 1655

Of the Death of Christ [Appendix to the above, in Reply to Baxter], . . . 1655

Eeview of the Annotations of Grotius, ....--.. 1656

xin. 4. Eights and Duties of Dissent.

The Duty of Pastors and People Distinguished, etc., ..... 1643

Eshcol ; or Rules of Direction for the Walking of the Saints in Fellowship, . . 1647

Of Schism, etc., .......... 1657

Review of the True Nature of Schism, etc. [in reply to Oawdrey], . . . 1657

Answer to a late Treatise of Cawdx-ey about the Nature of Schism, . . . 1658

A Brief Vindication of the Nonconformists from the charge of Schism, etc., . . 1680

Truth and Innocence Vindicated, etc. [in reply to Parlier], .... 1669

Two Questions concerning the Power of the Supreme Magistrate about Religion, etc , 1659

Indulgence and Toleration Considered, etc., ...... 1667

A Peace-offering, in an Apology and Humble Plea for Indulgence and Liberty, etc., . 1667

Grounds and Reasons of Desire for Liberty, ...... 1667

Present Distresses on Nonconformists, ....... 1667

The State of the Kingdom, ........ 1721

Advice to the Citizens of London, ........ 1721

XIV. 5. Popish Controversy,

Animadversions on a Treatise entitled "Fiat Lux," etc., .... 1662

A Vindication of the " Animadversions on ' Fiat Lux,' " . . . . . 1664

The Church of Rome no Safe Guide, etc., ....... 1679

Some Considerations about Union among Protestants, etc., .... 1680

A Brief and Impartial Account of the Nature of the Protestant Religion, etc., . 1682

XV. 6. Church Government.

A Discourse concerning Liturgies, and their Imposition, ..... 1662

A Discourse concerning Evangelical Love, Church-Peace, and Unity, etc., . . 1672

An Inquiry into the Original, Nature, etc., of Evangelical Churches, . . . 1681

A Brief Instruction in the Worship of God, and Discipline of the Churches of the New

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