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Sobre o Autor

John Owen was a prominent English theologian and preacher in the 17th century, widely recognized for his deep understanding of Reformed theology. Born in Wales, he became one of the most influential Puritan figures of his time. His writings, particularly on the nature of sin and the work of the Holy Spirit, have been foundational for modern Reformed thought. Owen's theological works, including 'The Works of John Owen', continue to be studied for their profound insights into the Christian faith and the nature of God.

Data de Nascimento October 1, 1616

Local de Nascimento Ford, Montgomeryshire, Wales

Data de Falecimento August 24, 1683

Influenciado por

Martin Luther John Calvin

Influenciado

A. W. Tozer Stephen Charnock Jerry Bridges J. C. Ryle William H Goold Matthew Henry Henry Scougal Arthur W. Pink W. E. Vine Joel R. Beeke Joel R Beeke D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones A.W. Tozer Joel Beeke Richard C. Barcellos J I Packer William G. T. Shedd J. I. Packer R. T. Kendall Thomas Boston James H. Thornwell Spurgeon C. H. (Charles Hadd 1834-1892 Ralph Wardlaw Henry Hammond James Henley Thornwell Arthur Pink J. C Philpot Robert Murray M'Cheyne William Clagett Martyn Lloyd-Jones William Sherlock Edward Stillingfleet Doddridge Philip 1702-1751 Karen Kilby Philip Doddridge Edmund Calamy Humphrey Prideaux J.I. Packer J.C. Ryle Andrew Fuller Richard Baxter MD B (Benjamin) 1776-1848 Brook Richard Baxter