Meditations on the Glory of Christ Applied to Unconverted Sinners

A posthumous masterwork drawing from Christ's prayer in John 17:24, these meditations apply the beholding of Christ's glory to two audiences: those yet unconverted, and believers grown spiritually cold. Owen argues that seeing God's wisdom, love, and holiness in the person of Christ is the soul's highest privilege — the root of true faith, the spring of sanctification, and the foretaste of eternal blessedness. Written in Owen's final years and published 1691, it distills a lifetime of Reformed Christology into urgent, devotional appeal.