The Death of Death in the Death of Christ

Focusing on the atonement of Christ, this classic Puritan work by John Owen presents a thorough defense of the belief that Christ's death secured salvation for sinners. Often viewed as a polemical text on limited atonement, it goes beyond this to argue for the efficacy of Christ's sacrifice and the glorification of God through salvation. Owen, a significant figure in Reformed theology and Congregationalism, was a contemporary of John Bunyan and served in various influential roles during the Puritan era.