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John Howe (1630-1705)

John Howe

English Puritan divine, born on the 17th of May 1630 at Loughborough, Leicestershire ... Though excelled by Baxter as a pulpit orator, and by Owen in exegetical ingenuity and in almost every department of theological learning, Howe compares favorably with either as a sagacious and profound thinker, while he was much more successful in combining religious earnestness and fervor of conviction with large-hearted tolerance and cultured breadth of view. He was a man of high principle and fine presence, and it was said of him "that he never made an enemy and never lost a friend."
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Prayer and the Decrees of God	John Howe (1630-1705)
Works of John Howe vol 1 of 8 (68 MB .pdf)	John Howe
Works of John Howe vol 2 of 8 (94 MB .pdf)	John Howe
Works of John Howe vol 4 of 8 (69 MB .pdf)	John Howe
Works of John Howe vol 5 of 8 (56 MB .pdf)	John Howe
Works of John Howe vol 6 of 8 (55 MB .pdf)	John Howe
Works of John Howe vol 7 of 8 (92 MB .pdf)	John Howe
Works of John Howe vol 8 of 8 (74 MB .pdf)	John Howe
Works of John Howe vol 3 of 8 (87 MB .pdf)	John Howe
The Goodness of God	John Howe
The Reconcileableness of God's Prescience of the Sins of Men with the Wisdom and Sincerity of his Counsels	John Howe