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The Glory of Christ

by John Owen

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Please do not combine with volume 1 of Owens' works, as that volume contains substantial additional biographical material.

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Original had copyright 1949, by The Moody Bible Institute of Chicago. This is a newer version with a biographical sketch of the Author John Owen, by Wilbur M. Smith. Owen was a gifted preacher and writer of some of the most massive theological works of an age famous for its theological literature.

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