Meditations and discourses concerning the glory of Christ applied unto unconverted sinners, and saints…Meditations and discourses concerning the glory of Christ applyed unto unconverted sinners, and saints…

TO THE READER.

THE Design of this Preface is not to commend either the Author or the Matter contained in this little Book. Let every Reader do as he finds cause. Nor need any Assurance be given that Doctor Owen was the Author, to any who have conversed with his Writings, and will be at the Pains to read this over. It is indeed his Application of the former Discourses upon this Subject, printed in the Year 1684. But the Reason why it was not then added (the Omission whereof rendered that Book imperfect to judicious Readers) seems necessary to be given. Had it pleased God he had lived a little longer, it would have come out as perfect as his •ther Works. But there […] no more ⟨image 3⟩transcribed in his Life-time than what was then printed, and that published soon after his Death; These Two Chapters wrote only with his own hand, were found too late to be then added. They are therefore now printed to complete those Discourses. And it is presumed, that as no serious Christian who reads this, will be satisfied without the other also: So all who prize the former, will be glad of the Opportunity to add this thereunto.

THE Design of this Preface is not to commend either the Author or the Matter contained in this little Book. Let every Reader do as he finds cause. Nor need any Assurance be given that Doctor Owen was the Author, to any who have conversed with his Writings, and will be at the Pains to read this over. It is indeed his Application of the former Discourses upon this Subject, printed in the Year 1684. But the Reason why it was not then added (the Omission whereof rendred that Book imperfect to judicious Readers) seems necessary to be given. Had it pleased God he had lived a little longer, it would have come out as perfect as his •ther Works. But there no more