J. J. Janeway

Also known as

Jacob Jones Janeway

Born 1774-01-01

Died 1858-01-01

Identifiers

VIAF53164544
WikidataQ18912401
ISNI0000000025226605
Open LibraryOL646306A

Top Subjects

Controversial literature (3)
Infant baptism (2)
Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. (2)
Presbyterian Church in the U.S.A. -- Doctrinal and controversial works (2)
Atonement -- Doctrinal and controversial works (2)
Marriage with deceased wife's sister (2)
Bible -- Evidences, authority, etc (2)

Books by J. J. Janeway

Total count: 26

The blessedness of the charitablea sermon preached at the request of the Female Hospitable Society of Philadelphia ... December 22, 1811

Printed for the Society, by James Maxwell1812-01-01
Letters explaining the Abrahamic covenantwith a view to establish ... the divine right of infant baptism ...

Printed for the author, by J. Maxwell1812-01-01
Letters explaining the Abrahamic covenantwith a view to establish ... the divine right of infant baptism ...

Printed for the author, by J. Maxwell1812-01-01
A narrative of the state of religion within the bounds of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Churchand of the General Associations of Connecticut, of New-Hampshire, of Massachusetts proper, and of the General Convention of Vermont, during the last year

Thomas & William Bradford1815-01-01
An essay on the inability of sinnersfrom the Evangelical guardian and review for February and March, 1818, printed at New-York2nd ed

J.W. Scott1819-01-01
Letters on The Atonement: in which a contrast is instituted between the doctrine of the old and of the new school; or between the definite and indefinite scheme, on this important subject. Addressed to a brother in the ministry

Published by A. Finley ...1827-01-01
Letters on The Atonement: in which a contrast is instituted between the doctrine of the old and of the new school; or between the definite and indefinite scheme, on this important subject. Addressed to a brother in the ministry

Published by A. Finley ...1827-01-01
Papers read before the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church on resigning his office as professor of theology in the Western Theological Seminary ...

Clark1829-01-01
The duty of the Presbyterian ChurchA discourse delivered before the General Assembly, of the Presbyterian Church, in the United States of America, on the opening of their sessions, in 1819

Printed by Terhune & Letson1836-01-01
The scriptural doctrine of the atonement illustrated and defended. ...

Presbyterian tract and Sunday school society1837-01-01
An exposition of a portion of the Epistle to the Romans

R. Carter1838-01-01
An exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrewsin the form of questions and answers, designed for Sabbath School and Bible classes

Presbyterian Board of Publication1842-01-01
Unlawful marriagean answer to "the Puritan" and "Omicron," who hale [sic] advocated in a pamphlet the lawfulness of the marriage of a man with his deceased wife's sister

R. Carter1844-01-01
Unlawful marriageAn answer to "The Puritan" and "Omicron," who hale advocated, in a pamphlet, The lawfulness of the marriage of a man with his deceased wife's sister ...

R. Carter1844-01-01
The internal evidence of the Holy Bibleor, The Bible proved from its own pages to be a Divine revelation.

Presbyterian Board of Publishing1845-01-01
The internal evidence of the Holy Bible, or, The Bible proved from its own pages to be a Divine revelation.

Presbyterian Board of Publication1845-01-01
The internal evidence of the holy Bibleor, The Bible proved from its own pages to be a divine revelation

Presbyterian Board of Publication1845-01-01
The communicant's manualor, A series of meditations designed to assist communicants in making preparation for the Holy Supper

Presbyterian Board of Publication1848-01-01
A contrast between the erroneous assertions of Professor Schaf, and the testimony of credible ecclesiastical historians, in regard to the state of the Christian church in the Middle Ages

1852-01-01
A family pieceor, a memoir of Mrs. Martha Gray Janeway

s.n.]1852-01-01
Hope for the Jewsor, The Jews will be converted to the Christian faith; and settled and reorganized as a nation, in the land of Palestine.

Press of J. Terhune and son1853-01-01
Antidote to the poison of poperyIn the publications of Professor Schaff. First in his essay and then in his history

Press of J. Terhune and Son1854-01-01
Antidote to the poison of popery, in the publications of Professor Schaff, first in his essay and then in his history

s.n.]1854-01-01
Hope for my countryshowing the divinity of Jesus Christ, and His care over His church ...

Terhune1856-01-01
Antidote to the poison of popery in the writings and conduct of Professors Nevin & Schaff, professors in the German Reformed Church in the U. S. of America

J. Terhune1856-01-01
Inaugural addressdelivered before the directors of the Western theological seminary, in the First Presbyterian church, on Friday, October 17, 1828

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