1841 JOHN OWEN. A Discourse Concerning the Holy Spirit. Kentucky Presbyterian Provenance. ZZFineMiscellaneaRather nicely preserved Presbyterian imprint of John Owen's Puritan classic on the Holy Spirit. This copy also neatly signed by R. A. Johnson, prominent Kentucky Presbyterian divine of the time who pastored the Danville Presbyterian Church [Old School] in the Transylvania District, taught, and was on the Board of Trustees for the Seminary at Danville as well. Owen, John. A Discourse Concerning the Holy Spirit. wherein an Account is Given of His Name,
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rather than on a pure theonomy and questions the impact of this thinking on the atonement
He was also close with William Cowper
Drummond resigned his church and founded a Church of England “annoyingly close” to the church he had just left
but I am absolutely happy to include a letter of authenticity and provenance with these
as those who opposed slavery’s extension were known
As he recalls in his diary
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Of those who
Cotton was in favor
with which Buchanan agreed