John Pye Smith

Books by John Pye Smith

Total count: 54

• An address to the students of the Congregational Academy at Homerton, delivered on the occassion of entering upon the office of resident tutor in that seminary, January 16, 1801

  Bye and Law1801-01-01
• The divine glory displayed by the permission of sina sermon.

  Conder1803-01-01
• Letters to the Rev. Thomas Belsham on some important subjects of theological discussion referred to in hisdiscourse on occasion of the death of the Rev. Joseph Priestley ...

  for J. Johnson1804-01-01
• Letters to ... Thomas Belsham on some important subjects of theological discussion, referred to in his discourse on occassion of the death ... [of] Joseph Priestley2nd ed, with some improvements.

  printed for J. Johnson1805-01-01
• Letters to ... Thomas Belshamon some important subjects of theological discussion, referred to in his discourse on ... the death ... [of] Joseph Priestley ...2nd ed.

  Johnson1805-01-01
• Letters to the Rev. Thomas Belsham, on some important subjects of theological discussion, referred to in his Discourse on occasion of the death the Rev. Joseph Priestley ...2nd ed., with some improvements ...

  Printed for J. Johnson and T. Conder, by Biggs and Co.1805-01-01
• The apostolic ministry, compared with the pretensions of spurious religion and false philosophya sermon preached at the Rev. John Thomas's meeting-house, Founder's-Hall, April 5, 1810, before the monthly association of ministers and churches, patrons of the Academy at Homerton for the education of young men intened for the Christianministry among Protestant dissenters.

  T. Conder1810-01-01
• A sermon occasioned by the death of the Rev. Joseph Barberwho departed this life, February 14th, 1810, in the eighty-fourth year of his age, preached at Aldermanbury Postern, February 25th

  T. Conder1810-01-01
• Letters to the Revd. John Pye Smith, D.D., on the sacrifice of Christoccasioned by his sermon preached March 11, 1813, before the patrons and students of the Protestant Dissenting Academy at Homerton

  Printed by Richard Taylor and Co.1813-01-01
• Sequel to Vindiciae academicaebeing a reply to the Rev. J. Kello's valedictory address to ...the King's head society.

  Conder1813-01-01
• Vindiciae academicaeA letter to the Rev. Robert Winter, D.D. in defence of the Protestant Dissenting Academy at Homerton.

  Conder1813-01-01
• On the sacrifice of Christits nature, value, and efficacy : a discourse delivered at the Rev. George Burder's meeting house, March 11, 1813 ...

  printed by C. Stower for Josiah Conder ...1813-01-01
• The reasons of the Protestant religiona discourse delivered at a monthly association of Protestant Dissenting ministers and congregations held at the meeting-house in Islington, May 4, 1815

  Printed by Stower & Smallfield for J. Conder ... [et al.]1815-01-01
• The reasons of the Protestant religiona discourse delivered at a monthly association of Protestant Dissenting Ministers and Congregations, held at the Meeting-house in Islington, May 4, 1815

  Printed by Stower & Smalfield1815-01-01
• The guilt of neglecting the knowledge of Christa sermon preached before the Society for Promoting Religious Knowledge among the Poor ... 1816

  printed and sold by J. Barfield1816-01-01
• The sorrows of Britain, her sad forebodings, and her only refugea sermon, on occasion of the great national calamity of the death of Her Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte Augusta; delivered on Lord's day, Nov. 16, 1817, to the congregation of Protestant dissenters assembling in the gravel-pit meeting-house, Hackney3rd ed.

  Printed by George Smallfield1817-01-01
• The sorrows of Britain, her sad forebodings, and her only refugea sermon, on occasion of the great national calamity of the death of ... the Princess Charlotte Augusta2d ed.

  Printed by G. Smallfield1817-01-01
• The Scripture testimony to the Messiahan inquiry with a view to a satisfactory determination of the doctrine taught in the Holy Scriptures concerning the person of Christ : including a careful examination of the Rev. Thomas Belsham's calm inquiry, and of other Unitarian works on the same subject

  Printed for Rest Fenner1818-01-01
• The connection of the redeemer's heavenly state with the advancement of his kingdom on Eartha sermon, preached at Surrey Chapel, Wednesday, May 10, 1820, at the twenty-sixth general meeting of the Missionary Society

  Printed fro the Society1820-01-01
• On the comparative advantages of prescribed forms and of free prayer in public worshipa discourse delivered in the Meeting House of the Rev. Robert Winter, D.D. at a monthly association of Protestant Dissenting Ministers, on February 8, 1821

  Printed for B.J. Holdsworth1821-01-01
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