Two Discourses Concerning the Holy Spirit

A posthumous work uniting two of Owen's final treatises on the person and work of the Holy Spirit. The first discourse traces the Spirit's office as Comforter and Advocate — his indwelling, anointing, sealing, and earnest in the souls of believers. The second expounds spiritual gifts, distinguishing extraordinary apostolic gifts from ordinary gifts sustaining the ministry, and tracing their source, purpose, and right use. Together they form a capstone contribution to Owen's lifetime study of pneumatology, marked by his characteristic depth, scriptural precision, and pastoral warmth.