Of the Divine Original Authority

A masterful Puritan defense of Scripture's authority as rooted entirely in its divine origin rather than church tradition or human testimony. Owen argues that the Bible is self-authenticating—carrying within itself the evidences of its heavenly source—and that the Holy Spirit confirms its truth to believers' consciences. The second part vigorously defends the integrity of the original Hebrew and Greek texts against claims of corruption, contending that God's providence has preserved his Word whole and uncorrupted. A foundational work of Reformed bibliology that remains deeply relevant for understanding Scripture's unique claims upon the human conscience.