1.1. Works of John Owen

• A Brief Declaration and Vindication of the Doctrine of the Trinity. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 2:365–454.
• The Death of Death in the Death of Christ. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 10:139–428.
• A Declaration of the Glorious Mystery of the Person of Christ—God and Man. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 1:1–272.
• A Discourse Concerning the Holy Spirit. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 3:1–651.
• A Display of Arminianism. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 10:1–137.
• A Dissertation on Divine Justice. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 10:481–624.
• The Doctrine of Justification by Faith. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 5:1–400.
• The Doctrine of the Saints Perseverance Explained and Confirmed. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 11:1–666.
• Gospel Grounds and Evidences; or, The Faith of God’s Elect. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 5:401–57.
• The Grace and Duty of Being Spiritually Minded. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 7:261–497.
• Meditations and Discourses concerning the Glory of Christ. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 1:417–61.
• Meditations and Discourses on the Glory of Christ in His Person, Office, and Grace. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 1:273–415.
• The Mystery of the Gospel Vindicated and Socinianism Examined. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 12:1–616.
• The Nature of Apostasy from the Profession of the Gospel and the Punishment of Apostates Declared, in an Exposition of Heb. 6:4–6. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 7:1–259.
• The Nature, Power, Deceit, and Prevalency of the Remainders of Indwelling Sin in Believers. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 6:153–322.
• Of Communion with God the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 2:1–274.
• Of the Death of Christ, the Price He Paid, and the Purchase He Made. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 10:429–79.
• Of the Mortification of Sin in Believers. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 6:1–86.
• Of Temptation. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 6:87–151.
• A Practical Exposition upon Psalm 130. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 6:323–648.
• A Review of the Annotations of Hugo Grotius. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 12:617–39.
• A Treatise of the Dominion of Sin and Grace. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 7:499–560.
• Two Short Catechisms. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 1:463–94.
• A Vindication of Some Passages in a Discourse Concerning Communion with God. In The Works of John Owen, edited by William H. Goold, 2:275–364.

(Note: Still need to add the contents of vols. 4, 8–9, 13–24.)

1.2. Other Writings

• Hebrews. The Crossway Classic Commentaries, edited by Alister McGrath and J. I. Packer.

2.1. Articles in Dictionaries and Encyclopedias

• Breward, I. “Puritan Theology.” New Dictionary of Theology, 550–53.
• Cross, F. L., ed. “Owen, John.” The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church, 1210–11.
• Douglas, J. D. “Owen, John.” Who’s Who in Christian History.
• Lagassé, Paul, ed. “Owen, John.” The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed.
• Spence, Alan. “Owen, John (1616–83).” The Dictionary of Historical Theology, 412–14.
• Toon, Peter “Owen, John (1616–1683).” Encyclopedia of the Reformed Faith, 269–70.
• Toon, Peter. “Owen, John (1616–1683).” Evangelical Dictionary of Theology.
• Trueman, Carl. “Owen, John.” Biographical Dictionary of Evangelicals, 494–97.

2.2. Articles in Journals

• Hannah, John. “The Cure of Souls; or, Pastoral Counseling: The Insight of John Owen.” RAR 5 (Summer 1996): 71–92.
• Howson, Barry H. “The Puritan Hermeneutics of John Owen: A Recommendation.” WTJ 63:2 (Fall 2001): 351–75.
• Jones, Douglas. “Liturgy Lessons from Owen.” RAR 5 (Summer 1996): 111–17.
• Lim, Paul. “The Trinity, Adiaphora, Ecclesiology, and Reformation: John Owen’s Theory of Religious Toleration in Context.” WTJ 67:2 (Fall 2005): 281–300.
• Knapp, Henry. “Augustine and Owen on Perseverance.” WTJ 62:1 (Spring 2000): 65–87.
• McKinley, David J. “John Owen’s View of Illumination: An Alternative to the Fuller–Erickson Dialogue.” BSac 154:613 (January 1997): 93–104.
• Oh, Changlok. “Beholding the Glory of God in Christ: Communion with God in the Theology of John Owen (1616–1683).” WTJ 68:2 (Fall 2006): 362.

2.3. Articles in Books

• Packer, J. I. “John Owen on Communication from God.” In A Quest for Godliness, 80–96.
• Packer, J. I. “‘Saved by His Precious Blood’: An Introduction to John Owen’s The Death of Death in the Death of Christ.” In A Quest for Godliness, 124–48.
• Packer, J. I. “The Spirituality of John Owen.” In A Quest for Godliness, 190–218.
• Packer, J. I. “John Owen on Spiritual Gifts.” In A Quest for Godliness, 218–230.
• Payne, Don J. “John Owen.” In The Theology of the Christian Life in J. I. Packer’s Thought, 55–56.
• Piper, John. “Communing with God in the Things for Which We Contend: How John Owen Killed His Own Sin While Contending for Truth.” In Contending for Our All, 77–114.
• Shedd, William G. T. “Owen, John.” In Dogmatic Theology. 3rd ed., 967.
• Thomson, Andrew. “Life of Dr Owen.” In The Works of John Owen, 1:xix–cxii.