Treatise of the Dominion of Sin and Grace

About this book

A posthumous treatise by John Owen, published in 1688, on the competing reigns of sin and grace in the human heart. Owen examines how sin seeks dominion over the believer, how grace establishes its throne through Christ, and why the one rule must displace the other. It is a compact companion to his better-known works on mortification and indwelling sin.

Contents

1. Prefatory note.
2. Analysis.
3. To the serious reader.
4. Title.
5. Chapter I. Dominion the aim of sin. 🔒
6. Chapter II. Nature of the dominion of sin. 🔒
7. Chapter III. Evidence of the dominion of sin. 🔒
8. Chapter IV. On hardness of heart. 🔒
9. Chapter V. Grounds of the assurance given in the text. 🔒
10. Chapter VI. Practical observations from the text. 🔒