An Exposition on the Epistle to the Hebrews

by John Owen

An Exposition on the Epistle to the Hebrews (vol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)

CONCERNING THE MESSIAH:

WHEREIN
The Promises Concerning Him To Be A Spiritual Redeemer Of Mankind Are Explained And Vindicated; His Coming, And Accomplishment Of His Work, According To The Promises, Are Proved And Confirmed; The Person, Or Who He Is, Is Declared The Whole Economy Of The Mosaical Law, Rites, Worship, And Sacrifices, Is Explained:

AND IN ALL,
The Doctrine Of The Person, Office, And Work Of The Messiah, Is Opened; The Nature And Demerit Of The First Sin Is Unfolded; The Opinions And Traditions Of The Ancient And Modern Jews Are Examined; Their Objections Against The Lord Christ And The Gospel Are Answered; The Time Of The Coming Of The Messiah Is Stated; And The Great Fundamental Truths Of The Gospel Vindicated.

[ALSO,]
CONCERNING THE PRIESTHOOD OF CHRIST:

WHEREIN
The Original, Causes, Nature, Prefigurations, And Discharge Of That Holy Office, Are Explained And Vindicated; The Nature Of The Covenant Of The Redeemer, With The Call Of The Lord Christ Unto His Office, Is Declared; And The Opinions Of The Socinians About It Are Fully Examined, And Their Opposition Unto It Refuted. Together With Exercitations Concerning The Original, Nature, Use, And Continuance, Of A Day Of Sacred Rest.

Alternate (vol. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)