Distinct Communion: The Believer's Relations with Father, Son, and Holy Spirit History and his worshippers must worship

and his worshippers must worship in spirit and in truth” (John 4:24)

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Distinct Communion: The Believer's Relations with Father, Son, and Holy Spirit History and his worshippers must worshipDan Peters explores John Owen's Communion with God, and examines what it means to relate specifically to each Person of the Trinity. What is distinct communion? It is communing with each Person of the Godhead in a way that is distinct. It is experiencing a relationship with each that is distinguishable from one's relationships with the others. John Owen was a great advocate of this theme, especially in his work entitled Communion with God the Father,