John Kentish
Born 1768-01-01
Died 1853-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF27407382
- WikidataQ16066320
- ISNI0000000079878596
- Open LibraryOL4337532A
Top Subjects
- Sermons (7)
- Unitarian churches (4)
- English Sermons (4)
- Unitarianism (3)
- Unitarian churches -- Sermons (3)
- Theology, Doctrinal -- Sermons (2)
- Joseph Priestley (1733-1804) (2)
Books by John Kentish
Total count: 31
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A letter to James White, esq, of Exeter, on the late correspondence between him and Mr. Toulmin, relative to the Society of Unitarian Christians, ... by John Kentishprinted and sold by B. Haydon; sold also by R. Trewman, Exeter, and J. Johnson, London1794-01-01
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The moral tendency of the genuine Christian doctrineA discourse, written with reference to Mr. A. Fuller's examination of the Calvinistic and Socinian systems, ... By John Kentish.printed for J. Johnson1796-01-01
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Strictures upon the reply of Mr. A. Fuller, to Mr. Kentish's discourseentitled, The moral tendency of the genuine Christian doctrine. By the author of that discourse.printed for J. Johnson1798-01-01
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A vindication of the principles upon which several Unitarian Christians have formed themselves into societies... In a letter to - -. By John Kentish.The second edition.printed by J. Davis; and sold by J. Johnson1800-01-01
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A review of Christian doctrinea sermon preached at St. Thomas's, Southwark, December 26th, 1802, and at the Gravel-Pit, Hackney, January 2nd, 1803, on resigning the office of a minister in those societiesPrinted for J. Johnson, by Wilks and Taylor1803-01-01
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The nature and duties of the Christian ministry and The co-operation of a Christian society with the laboursof its ministerstwo sermons preached at the New Meeting, in Birmingham, January 23, 1803, on undertaking the office of a religious instructor in that congregationprinted by J. Belcher1803-01-01
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A review of Christian doctrinea sermon preached at St. Thomas's, Southwark, December 26th, 1802, and at the Gravel-Pit, Hackney, January 2d, 1803, on resigning the office of a minister in those societiesPrinted for J. Johnson, by Wills and Taylor1803-01-01
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The importance of education to the Christian ministera sermon preached at George's Meeting House, Exeter, June the 17th, 1804, in recommendation of the Academical Institution in that cityPrinted by J. Belcher1804-01-01
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The influence of a love of religious truth upon the christian ministera sermon, preached in Birmingham, Sept. 9, 1804, on occasion of the death of Rev. Timothy Kenrick1804-01-01
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The influence of a love of religious truth upon the Christian ministera sermon preached at the New MeetingHouse in Birmingham, September 9, 1804, on occasion of the death of the Rev. Timothy Kenrickby J. Belcher1804-01-01
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A biographical tribute to the memory of the Rev. Joseph Priestley, L.L.D. F.R.S.in an address to the congregation of Protestant Dissenters at the New Meeting in Birmingham, delivered April 22, 1804, on occasion of his deathPrinted by James Belcher1804-01-01
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The object and the conclusion of the Christian minister's mortal lifea sermon preached at the New MeetingHouse in Birmingham, Sept. 25, 1808, on occasion of the death of the Rev. John Edwardsprinted and sold by J. Belcher and Son1808-01-01
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The simplicity of the Christian doctrinea sermon, preached at Dudley, July 19, 1808, before the Unitarian Tract SocietyJ. Belcher and son1808-01-01
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The simplicity of the Christian doctrinea sermon, preached at Dudley, July 19, 1808, before the Unitarian Tract SocietyJ. Belcher and Son1808-01-01
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The connection between the simplicity of the Gospel and the leading principles of the Protestant causea sermon preached, July 10, 1811, at George's Meeting House in Exeter, before the Society of Unitarian Christians, established in the west of England for promoting Christian knowledge and the practice of virtue by the distribution of booksprinted and sold by J. Belcher and Son1811-01-01
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A thanksgiving sermon, preached August the 1st, 1813, at the New Meeting-House in Birmingham, on occasion of the act exempting the impugners of the doctrine of the Trinity from certain disabilities and penalties.printed and published by James Belcher and Son; sold by O. and H. Smith; and J. Johnson and Co. St Paul's Church Yard, London.1813-01-01
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The exercise of the social principle in religiona sermon, preached at the Unitarian chapel in Artillery Lane, London, on Wednesday, June 1, 1814, before the members and supporters of the Unitarian fundJ. Belcher and Son1814-01-01
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The counsel of a deceased Christian pastor to his flocka sermon, preached at the New Meeting-house, in Birmingham, August 6, 1815James Belcher and Son1815-01-01
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The disappointment of human hopesa sermon preached at the New Meeting House, in Birmingham on Wednesday, November 19, 1817, on occasion of the death of the Princess Charlotte Augusta of Walesprinted by J. Belcher and Son... [et al.]1817-01-01
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The mutual relation of the unity of God and the humanity of Christ, as doctrines of the gospela sermon, preached, July 9, 1823, at Bristol, before the Society of Unitarian Christians, established in the West of England, for promoting Christian knowledge and the practice of virtue, by the distribution of booksPrinted and sold by J. Belcher & Son; sold also by R. Hunter1823-01-01
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The mutual relation of the unity of God and the humanity of Christ, as doctrines of the gospela sermon, preached, July 9, 1823, at Bristol, before the Society of Unitarian Christians, established in the West of England, for promoting Christian knowledge and the practice of virtue, by the distribution of books2nd ed.Printed and sold by J. Belcher & Son; sold also by R. Hunter1824-01-01
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An address and prayer, delivered in the old meeting-house, Birmingham, on Tuesday, October 11, at the interment of Mary, the wife of Thomas Ryland, who departed this life October 5, 1825s.n.1825-01-01
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The silent and unmarked progress of trutha sermon preached Oct. 16, 1827, at Wolverhampton1827-01-01
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An exemplary christian minister, the honoured instrument of God's goodnessSermon, preached, at Stourbridge and at Cradley, Dec. 30, 1827, on occasion of the death of Rev. James Scott1828-01-01
The Situation and Duty of Protestant Dissenters: A Sermon Preached September 8, 1829 at the ...Printed and sold by James Belcher and son1829-01-01-
The accomplished teacher of religiona sermon preached at the New Meeting-House, Birmingham, November 22, 1829, on occasion of the death of the Rev. Thomas BelshamPrinted and sold by James Belcher and son, sold in London by Paul Hunter ...1830-01-01
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The Christian minister approving himself by his views, his labours and his trialsa sermon, preached at the New Meeting-house, in Birmingham, March 24, 1833, being the centenary of the birth of Dr. PriestleyPrinted and sold by James Belcher and Son1833-01-01
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The Christian minister approving himself by his views, his labours and his trialsa sermon preached at theNew Meeting-House, in Birmingham, March 24, 1833 : being the centenary of the birth of Dr. Priestleyprinted and sold by James Belcher and Son1833-01-01
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The eternity of God considered in relation to the course of Christian Knowledge and Virtuea sermon preached at Exeter, July 20th, 1842, on occasion of the fiftieth anniversary meeting of the Society of Unitarian Christians ...Philip and Evan1842-01-01
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Notes and comments on passages of scriptureJ. Chapman1844-01-01
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The Christian's offering in the house of prayera sermon, preached in the Unitarian Church, Bays Hill, Cheltenham, April 5, 1844, on occasion of its being opened for public worshipprinted by James Belcher and Son1844-01-01