A Brief Declaration and Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity

About this book

John Owen's defense of the doctrine of the Trinity, first published in 1669 against the Socinian denials of his day. Owen argues from Scripture that the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit are one God, and he answers objections with the learning and precision that made him the leading Puritan theologian of his generation. A compact specimen of Owen's controversial writing.

Contents

1. A Brief Declaration and Vindication of The Doctrine of the Trinity
2. Prefatory Note
3. To the Reader
4. The Preface
5. The Doctrine of the Holy Trinity Explained and Vindicated · Part 1 🔒
6. The Doctrine of the Holy Trinity Explained and Vindicated · Part 2 🔒
7. The Doctrine of the Holy Trinity Explained and Vindicated · Part 3 🔒
8. The Doctrine of the Holy Trinity Explained and Vindicated · Part 4 🔒
9. Of the Person of Christ 🔒
10. Of the Satisfaction of Christ 🔒
11. An Appendix 🔒