Reformed Covenanter
Cancelled Commissioner
Here is an extract from volume 3: John Owen on the mediatorial dominion of Christ.
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I would not spend money on the Logos version when you may read it elsewhere online for free.
I definitely get that but it will be useful inside Logos for academic work.
Your bank manager agrees with me. Take it to the bank.
My wife would also agree with you.
Also, I edited my above post to expound on my reasoning behind wanting the Logos edition.I was going to say that but decided to refrain.
Also, I edited my above post to expound on my reasoning behind wanting the Logos edition.
Very impressive! You read much faster than I do. Let me ask- How long are your reading intervals? I'm guessing you're reading for 2-3 hours at a time. Is that correct? Or do you break it up in smaller chunks?I have now finished volume 7 of Hebrews and, with it, the entire 24 volumes of John Owen's works. Thanks to all of you who encouraged me to read the Hebrews commentary. Doing so was a very worthwhile endeavour.
Here is something that I wrote on another social media venue to encourage people to read more of John Owen:
I have now completed reading John Owen's 7 volume commentary on Hebrews, which also means that I have read all 24 volumes of his works. Since late December, I have read 14 volumes in total (the 6 remaining volumes of the doctrinal and practical works that I had not previously read, the English translation of his "Biblical Theology", and the Hebrews commentary). There are a few items online and in other books that did not make it into Owen's works, which I will try to read shortly.
While the sheer volume of Owen's corpus may appear off-putting, it is worth making the effort to read all of his writings. Not many voluminous authors are worth reading in full, but Owen is an exception. If you own Owen's works but have not read much of them, I would encourage you to make a serious effort to work through them. Set a realistic target of one volume a year to begin with, and then gradually try to read more.
Having read all these works, I suppose that I should now consider going back and reading the volumes of Owen that I first read many years ago.
Very impressive! You read much faster than I do. Let me ask- How long are your reading intervals? I'm guessing you're reading for 2-3 hours at a time. Is that correct? Or do you break it up in smaller chunks?