Commenting on Mic. 6:9, Owen pleads:
There is a call, a cry in every rod of God, in every chastening providence, and therein [he] makes a declaration of his name, his holiness, his power, his greatness. This every wise, substantial man will labour to discern, andd so comply with the call. . . . If, therefore, we would apply ourselves unto our present duty [being spiritually minded], we are wisely to consider what is the voice of God in his present providential dispensations in the world.
—John Owen,
The Grace and Duty of Being Spiritually Minded (vol. 7 in
The Works of John Owen; ed. William H. Gould; Carlisle: Banner of Truth, 1994), 308.
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