John Owen, Christologia
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Christologia: or a Declaration of the Glorious Mystery of the Person of Christ--God and Man with the infinite Wisdom, Love, and Power of God in the Contrivance and Constitution thereof; as also, of the Grounds and Reasons of His Incarnation; the Nature of His Ministry in Heaven; the Present State of the Church above thereon; and the Use of His Person in Religion, with an Account and Vindication of the Honor, Worship, Faith, Love, and Obedience due unto Him, in and from the Church.
Table of Contents, Prefactory Note, Preface (Beginning)
Preface (Conclusion)
Chapter I: Peter's Confession: Matthew 16:16--Conceits of the Papists thereon--The Substance and Excellency of the Confession
Begin Christologia
Chapter II: Opposition Made Unto the Church as Built Upon the Person of Christ
Chapter III: The person of Christ the most Ineffable Effect of Divine Wisdom and Goodness--Thense the Next Cause of All True Religion--In What Sense it is So.
Chapter IV: To Person of Christ the Foundation of All the Counsels of God.
Chapter V: The Person of Christ the Great Representative of God and His Will
Chapter VI: The Person of Christ the Great Repository of Sacred Truth--Its Relation Thereunto
Chapter VII: Power and Efficacy Communicated Unto the Office of Christ, for the Salvation of the Church, from His Person
Chapter VIII: The Faith of the Church Under the Old Testament in and Concerning the Person of Christ
Chapter IX: Honour Due to the Person of Christ--The Nature and Causes
Chapter X: The Principle of the Assignation of Divine Honour unto the Person of Christ, in Both the Branches of it; with is Faith in Him
Chapter XI: Obedience unto Christ--The Nature and Causes of it
Chapter XII: The Especial Principle of Obedience unto the Person of Christ; Which is Love--Its Truth and Reality Vindicated
Chapter XIII: The Nature, Operations, and Causes of Divine Love, as it Respects the Person of Christ
Chapter XIV: Motives unto the Love of Christ
Chapter XV: Conformity unto Christ, and Following His Example
Chapter XVI: An Humble Inquiry into, and Prospect of, the Infinite Wisdom of God, in the Constitution of the Person of Christ, and the Way of Salvation Thereby
Chapter XVII: Other Evidences of Divine Wisdom in the Contrivance of the Work of Redemptionin and by the Person of Christ, in Effects Evidencing a Condecency Thereunto
Chapter XVIII: The Nature of the Person of Christ, and the Hypostatical Union of His Natures Declared
Chapter XIX: The Exaltation of Christ, with His Present State and Condition in Glory During the Continuance of His Mediatory Office
The Existence of the Mediatory Office of Christ in Heaven
(Conclusion, Christologia)
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