Although John Owen wasn’t a Particular Baptist (or a Baptist at all, for that matter), the 17th century Particular Baptists drew heavily from his work in covenant theology in expressing their own views. Here is a portion from Owen’s commentary on Hebrews, recommended by Particular Baptist Nehemiah Coxe (most likely editor of the 1689 Second London Confession of Faith), provided by Reformed Baptist Fellowship.
When we choose to absent ourselves from the gathering of the saints we may well be the victim of one or more of Satan’s lies… The gathering of the saints matters. May we not carelessly neglect it.
via Three Lies We Easily Believe – Jim Savastio | The Confessing Baptist.
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