Select discourses from the fourth volume of the American Preacher
Subtitle: by some eminent evangelical ministers in the United States : with a supplement, containing a variety of interesting separate discourses, &c. : published at different time and places in America
Publisher: Printed for Ogle & Aikman by A. Neill & Co.
Published: 1801
Place of publication: Edinburgh
Language: eng
Number of pages: 530
Subjects: American Sermons
Other titles: American Preacher
Notes: Binder's title: American preacher, v.2.
Table of contents: title: Sermon I. The nature of saving faith / by Robert Smith; title: Sermon II. The excellency of saving faith / by the same author; title: Sermon III. Practical uses from the nature and excellency of saving faith / by the same author; title: Sermon IV. The efficacy of the Gospel above all worldly wisdom / by Samuel Langdon; title: Sermon V. The business of life, and hope in death / by the same author; title: Sermon VI. The divine government, matter of universal joy / by Charles Backus; title: Sermon VII. The Christian hope / by Achilles Mansfield; title: Sermon VIII. Christ, the way, the truth, and the life / by Nathan Perkins; title: Sermon IX. The same subject continued; title: Sermon X. God's sovereignty in confessing means and grace / by Nathan Kerr.; title: SUPPLEMENT. I. The pleas of Gospel impenitents examined and refuted, in two sermons / by Thomas Foxcroft; title: II. One shall be taken and another left / by William Cooper; title: III. The thoughts of the heart the best evidence of a man's spiritual state / by Nathanael Walter; title: IV. The sin and danger of quenching the spirit, in two sermons / by William Cooper; title: V. Three sermons, 1. The new creature described, 2. The gifts of the spirit to ministers, considered in their diversity, 3. The out-pouring of the Holy Ghost / by Charles Chauncy; title: VI. 1. A serious address to those who unnecessarily frequent the tavern / by Thomas Foxcroft, 2. Funeral sermon for the Rev. William Waldron / by the same author.