Pneumatologia

John Owen — from the Christian Classics Ethereal Library.

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Contents (91)

1. Prefatory note 2. Analysis
2. To the readers 4. Chapter I. General principles concerning the Holy Spirit and his work 5. Chapter II. The name and titles of the Holy Spirit 6. Chapter III. Divine nature and personality of the Holy Spirit proved and vindicated 7. Chapter IV. Peculiar works of the Holy Spirit in the first or old creation 8. Chapter V. Way and manner of the divine dispensation of the Holy Spirit 9. Chapter I. Peculiar operations of the Holy Spirit under the Old Testament preparatory for the New 10. Chapter II. General dispensation of the Holy Spirit with respect unto the new creation 11. Chapter III. Work of the Holy Spirit with repsect unto the head of the new creation — the human nature of Christ 12. Chapter IV. Work of the Holy Spirit in and on the human nature of Christ 13. Chapter V. The general work fo the Holy Spirit in the new creation with respect unto the members of that body whereof Christ is the head 14. Chapter I. Work of the Holy Spirit in the new creation by regeneration 15. Chapter II. Works of the Holy Spirit preparatory unto regeneration 16. Chapter III. Corruption or depravation of the mind by sin 17. Chapter IV. Life and death, natural and spiritual, compared 18. Chapter V. The nature, causes, and means of regeneration 19. Chapter VI. The manner of conversion explained in the instance of Augustine 20. Chapter I. The nature of sanctification and gospel holiness explained 21. Chapter II. Sanctification a progressive work 22. Chapter III. Believers the only object of sanctification, and subject of gospel holiness 23. Chapter IV. The defilement of sin, wherein it consists, with its purification 24. Chapter V. The filth of sin purged by the Spirit and the blood of Christ 25. Chapter VI. The positive work of the Spirit in the sanctification of believers 26. Chapter VII. Of the acts and duties of holiness 27. Chapter VIII. Mortification of sin, the nature and causes of it 28. Chapter I. Necessity of holiness from the consideration of the nature of God 29. Chapter II. Eternal election a cause of and motive unto holiness 30. Chapter III. Holiness necessary from the commands of God 31. Chapter IV. Necessity of holiness from God’s sending Jesus Christ 32. Chapter V. Necessity of holiness from our condition in this world 33. Prefatory note 34. Preface 35. Title 36. Chapter I 37. Chapter II 38. Chapter III 39. Chapter IV 40. Chapter V 41. Chapter VI 42. Chapter VII 43. Appendix 44. Prefatory note 45. Analysis 46. The preface 47. Chapter I 48. Chapter II 49. Chapter III 50. Chapter IV 51. Chapter V 52. Chapter VI 53. Chapter VII 54. Chapter VIII 55. Chapter IX 56. Prefatory note 57. Analysis 58. Preface to the reader 59. Title 60. Chapter I 61. Chapter II 62. Chapter III 63. Chapter IV 64. Chapter V 65. Chapter VI 66. Chapter VII 67. Chapter VIII 68. Chapter IX 69. Chapter X 70. Chapter XI 71. Prefatory note 72. Analysis of the first treatise 73. Analysis of the second treatise 74. The preface 75. Title 76. Chapter I 77. Chapter II 78. Chapter III 79. Chapter IV 80. Chapter V 81. Chapter VI 82. Chapter VII 83. The application of the foregoing discourse 84. Chapter I 85. Chapter II 86. Chapter III 87. Chapter IV 88. Chapter V 89. Chapter VI 90. Chapter VII 91. Chapter VIII