John Gooch Robberds
Born 1789-01-01
Died 1854-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF285807003
- WikidataQ16066297
- ISNI0000000391907558
- Open LibraryOL4892502A
Top Subjects
- Sermons, English -- 19th century (4)
- Unitarian churches -- Sermons (2)
- Sermons, English (1)
- Death -- Religious aspects (1)
- Unitarianism -- Apologetic works (1)
- Sermons, English -- England -- Norwich (1)
- Christian life -- Sermons (1)
Books by John Gooch Robberds
Total count: 20
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Motives to a constant preparation for deatha sermon preached in Cross-street Chapel, Manchester, on Sunday, November 23, 1817; and now respectfully presented to the friends, particularly the young friends, of the late Reverend Thomas Biggin Broadbent, M.A.Printed by R. and A. Taylor1817-01-01
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On the prevailing charges against UnitariansA sermon, preached in the Octagon Chapel, Norwich, before the Eastern Unitarian Society, June 28, 1820printed by William Alexander: sold by W. Parsons, G. Wright, J. Stacy, and Mrs. Crocket, Norwich; R. Hunter and D. Eaton, London; and W. Alexander, Yarmouth1820-01-01
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The funeral service for the late Rev. W. Hawkesprinted by Joseph Pratt1820-01-01
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Two sermonsprinted by Sowler and Slack1822-01-01
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On Christian conversionA sermon, delivered at the annual meeting of subscribers to the Unitarian Fund, June 9, 1824Sold by R. Hunter; David Eaton; and C. Fox and Co.1824-01-01
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An answer to the Lord Chancellor's question, "What is a Unitarian?"R. Hunter1825-01-01
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Christ one with Goda sermon preached in George's meeting, Exeter, on Wednesday, July 18, 1827 before the Western Unitarian Society, and published at their requestprinted by William Browne1827-01-01
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Questions on christian conversion with a few hints for answersForrest and Fogg1836-01-01
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The need of more and better provision for popular educationa sermon preached in Cross Street Chapel, Manchester, October 29, 1837 on behalf of the Lower Mosley Street Day and Sunday SchoolsSmallfield and Son1837-01-01
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The love of knowledge conducive to happiness and virtuea sermon preached in Birmingham, July 29, 1838 on behalf of the Cambridge Street Sunday SchoolsMardon1838-01-01
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The one and vital faith of Christiansa sermon preached at Bridport on Wednesday, August 16, 1837, before the Western Unitarian Society, and published at their requestPhilip and Evans1838-01-01
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The duty of a christian church in relation to the worldSmallfield and Son1839-01-01
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The doctrine of two natures in Christ brought to the test of reason and scriptureT. Forrest1844-01-01
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The importance of conscientiousness in the use of influencea sermonJ. Green1844-01-01
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Fishers of mena sermon, preached in Essex Street Chapel, London, at the annual meeting of the British and Foreign Unitarian Association, on Wednesday, June 3, 1846Unitarian Association1846-01-01
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Nature's struggle with faith, in the early loss of the loved and valueda sermon preached in Cross Street Chapel, Manchester, September 24, 1848 being the Sunday after the interment of Mr. Russell Scott Taylorprinted by T. Forrest1848-01-01
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Popery in all churches the proper object of Protestant antagonisma sermon preached in Cross Street Chapel, November 17th 1850Johnson, Rawson, and Co. printers1850-01-01
Christian festivals and natural seasons, discourses selected from the papers of the late rev. J ...1855-01-01-
Christian festivals and natural seasonsdiscourses suggested by the principal epochs of the Christian and of the natural year, with othersE.T. Whitfield1855-01-01
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The True honour of old agea sermon preached at the Chapel in Cross-street, Manchester on Sunday, June 23d, 1816, on occasion of the death of Thomas Henry