Classic Christian work
The Remainders of Indwelling Sin in Believers
by John Owen
A penetrating examination of indwelling sin in the regenerate soul, grounded in Romans 7:21. Owen dissects how sin functions as an inner law — dwelling constantly in the believer, ready to oppose every act of obedience, working through enmity against God, deceit of the mind, and the captivating pull of corrupt desires. Seventeen chapters trace its nature, its strategies, and its effects — decay of zeal, spiritual declension, and the conceiving of outward sin — calling believers to diligence, watchfulness, and radical dependence on grace.
- Chapters
- 19
- Word count
- 86,371
- Type
- Treatise
Original