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The truth, and nothing but the truth.
Faith and works; or, The teaching of the Bible the teaching of the church. A dialogue.
An essay on the identity of the scene of man's creation, fall, and redemption.
A letter to one of the Leeds clergy, on the distinction between salvation and Christianity: being an answer to inquiries on the subject of "Spiritual vitality.".
A few words on the fulfilment of prophecy in the latter days.
A few words on the correspondence between the Archbishop of Canterbury and Mr. Gawthorn; and an answer to the challenge of the Archbishop of Dublin.
The trade spirit versus the religion of the age. A discourse.
Church orders. An inquiry into the teaching of Holy Scripture on this subject ... /
Dr. McNeile's letter to the Bishop of Exeter on baptism. A Scriptural reply to the unscriptural "strictures" of a Liverpool layman ... /
A country parson's dream about the Holy Communion.
Saving faith, viewed in reference to the teaching of the Rev. R. Aitken and others /
The Gawthorn correspondence. The Archbishop of Canterbury and the Rev. W. Brudenell Barter's "Few words". [A reply /
Signs of the times; or, What we have to do with the crimes of Robson and Redpath: a discourse, delivered at Falcon Square Chapel, Aldersgate Street, December 14, 1856.
Whom am I to believe? the young Christian's question answered ...
The slavery of sin: an essay which obtained the Porteous gold medal, at Christ's College, Cambridge, May 1853.
A series of tracts on scriptural subjects plainly and practically stated: intended for various classes, but chiefly for the careless and the inquiring.
Letter to the editor of the "Times" & "Evening Mail", on the religious observance of Jan. 30th, May 29th, and Nov. 5th /
I acknowledge one baptism for the remission of sins. A letter to ... Hugh McNeile ... in answer to his letter to the Bishop of Exeter, entitled "Baptism doth save.".
The "Expedite" method. Any-year, any-practice, non-revisable new medical visiting list and register, etc.
Sufficiency of the scriptures, and salvation by grace. A reply to the Rev. W.B. Barter's "Few words addressed to the Earl of Shaftesbury" /
Spiritual vitality. An address to the clergy, in two parts.
Belief in special providences, examined by the light of scripture and experience, in a series of letters addressed to the Rev. Dr. Buchanan, Glasgow, in reply to his sermon on the choleraic visitation.
The harmony of nature and revelation, or, Christianity and astronomy; two lectures ...
Evangelicalism - so called - a disparagement of Grace. A letter to the Rev. Hugh M'Neile ... containing strictures on his recent letter to ... the Lord Bishop of Exeter /