Ebook Works of John Owen, D.D

In Scotland, the in?uence exerted by Owen's writings has been very great. They imbued with their own manly, solid, and scrip tural character, the warm and evangelical theology of the early fathers of the Scottish Secession, — in some respects the only distinctive school of theology which Scotland has produced. The best modern edition of his commentary on the Hebrews we owe to the care and industry of Dr Wright, a minister of the Established Church in Stir ling. In the list of subscribers to a folio volume of Owen's works, there are twenty names connected with the nobility, and of these fifteen belong to Scotland.