William Symington

Born 1795-01-01

Died 1862-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF63068910
WikidataQ18880380
ISNI0000000067010888
Open LibraryOL2540539A

Top Subjects

Atonement (3)
Great Britain (2)
Scotland (2)
Grace (Theology) (1)
Bible (1)
Sermons (1)
Salvation (1)

Books by William Symington

Total count: 13

The salvation of Israela discourse delivered on Sabbath, Sept. 25, 1825

John M'Diarmid & Co.1825-01-01
Salvation by gracea sermon

Published by Alex. Gardner ... [etc.]1831-01-01
The character and claims of the Scottish martyrsa discourse, delivered in St. Michael's church-yard, Dumfries, Thursday, June 16th, 1831: on occasion of a collection for erecting a monument commemorative of some who suffered in the cause of Reformation

D. Halliday1831-01-01
On the atonement and intercession of Jesus Christ / by William Symington2d ed.

William Whyte1834-01-01
On the atonement and intercession of Jesus Christ1. amer. ed.

R. Carter1836-01-01
The necessity of atonement

Presbyterian Tract and Sunday School Society. William S. Martien, printer1838-01-01
Messiah the Princeor, the mediatorial dominion of Jesus Christ

Robert Carter1839-01-01
Speech of the Rev. Dr. Symington at the great meeting, for protesting against the desecration of the Sabbath by the running of trains on the Edinburgh and Glasgow railway on the Lord's day, held in the City Hall, Glasgow, February 26, 1842

Printed by William Collins & Co.1842-01-01
Bicentenary of the Assembly of Divines at Westminster, held at Edinburgh, July 12th and 13th, 1843containing a full and authentic report of the addresses and conversations : with introductory sermon by Rev. Dr. Symington : with introductory essay to the American edition by William Wilson

J.W. Moore1845-01-01
The men of Glasgow and the women of Scotlandreasons for differing from the Rev. Dr. Symington's view of the Levitical marriage law

Ward1850-01-01
Discourses on public occasions.

David Bryce1851-01-01
Messiah the Prince, or, The mediatorial dominion of Jesus Christ

T. Nelson1881-01-01
Messiah the prince or, The meditorial dominion of Jesus Christ

T. Nelson1881-01-01