Adam Gib
Born 1714-01-01
Died 1788-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF62966698
- WikidataQ4679108
- ISNI0000000025420766
- Open LibraryOL115996A
Top Subjects
- Early works to 1800 (3)
- Associate Synod (Scotland : 1744-1820) (3)
- Church of Scotland (2)
- History (2)
- Jesus Christ -- Divinity (2)
- George Whitefield (1714-1770) (1)
- John Home (1722-1808) (1)
Books by Adam Gib
Total count: 25
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A warning against countenancing the ministrations of Mr. George Whitefieldpublished in the New Church at Bristow, upon Sabbath, June 6, 1742 : together with an appendix upon the same subject ...Printed for and sold by David Duncan ...1742-01-01
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The players scourge: or a detection of the horrid prophanity and impiety of stage-plays, and their wicked supportersand especially of the nine prophane pagan priests, falsely called ministers of the gospel, who were present at acting the tragedy of Douglas [by John Home]. To which is subjoined, a brief but true account of the part acted by Satan's agents in the pretended synod of Lothian and Tweedale, in May 17571757-01-01
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The players scourge: or A detection of the ranting prophanity and regnant impiety of stage plays, and their wicked encouragers and frequentersand especially against the nine prophane pagan priests, falsely called ministers of the gospel, who countenanced the thrice cursed tragedy called Douglas [by John Home]1757-01-01
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An address to the associate synod, met at Edinburgh October 11. 1759Printed by A. Donaldson and J. Reid1763-01-01
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Tables for the four evangelistscontaining I. The harmony of the gospels, ... VII. A view of the places where our Lord sojourned ; ...printed by R. Fleming and A. Neill, and sold by A. Kincaid and J. Bell1770-01-01
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An attempt, to vindicate, explain and enforce the important duty of renewing our solemn covenantsin several sermons. : [One line from Isaiah]Printed by Francis Bailey, in King's-Street.1774-01-01
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The present trutha display of the secession-testimony, in the three periods of the rise, state, and maintenance of that testimonyPrinted by R. Fleming and A. Neill1774-01-01
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An antidote against a new heresy, concerning the true sonship of Jesus Christa sermon from John ix.35. ... By Adam Gib, ...The second edition, corrected.printed by Neill & Co. and sold by W. Gray, and J. Bell; and by E. & C. Dilly and G. Keith, London1777-01-01
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Vindiciæ dominicæ: a defence of the reformation-standards of the Church of Scotland, ...printed by Murray & Cochran. Sold by W. Gray1778-01-01
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Vindiciae Dominicaea defence of the reformation-standards of the Church of Scotland, concerning the administration of the Lord's Supper, and the one sonship of Jesus Christ : in which some doctrines of the said standards, upon these important subjects, are explained and vindicated.Printed by Murray & Cochran; Sold by W. Gray ...1778-01-01
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A display of the fraudulent and gross abuses committed upon the Secession-testimonyin a late publication, entitled The re-exhibition of the testimony : containing some strictures upon persecution and toleration.Printed by Neill & Co. Sold by W. Gray, R. Inglis; and other booksellers1780-01-01
A display of the fraudulent and gross abuses committed upon the Secession-testimony, in a late publication, entitled The re-exhibition of the testimonycontaining some strictures upon persecution and tolerationPrinted by Neill & Co.1780-01-01-
An exposition of some late reveries concerning the sonship of Christwhich are fundamentally subversive of the Christian religion.Printed by Neill & Co. Sold by W. Gray, R. Inglis; and other booksellers1780-01-01
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A new vocabulary of modern Billingsgate phrases for the use of clergymen and othersThe words and phrases warranted as the ... best being all ... practised in ... the severe drubbing given to ... A-d H-llMorison1782-01-01
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A new vocabulary of modern Billingsgate phrases for the use of Clergymen and others ... Being all of them most decently practised in the course of the severe drubbing given to the ... Reverend A------d H-ll, in An examination of his survey of the religious clause of some burgess oaths, &c. By ... the Rev. Mr. A--- G-bprinted by R. Morison and Son1782-01-01
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A new vocabulary of modern Billingsgate phrases for the use of clergymen and others... Being all of them most decently practised in the couse of the severe drubbing given to the late worthy and Reverend A-d H-11, in an examination of his survey of the religious clause of some burgess oaths, &c.Printed by R. Morison and Son1782-01-01
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Christ has other sheep, whom he must bringA sermon upon John X.16. In the New-Church; Cross-Causeway, Edinburgh: immediately before the ordination of Mr. Thomas Beveridge to the office of the holy ministry, upon a mission to North America. By Adam Gib, ...printed by Neill and Company. Sold by W. Gray, and other booksellers1783-01-01
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A memorial and remonstranceread before the Associate Synod, at Edinburgh; May 2. 1782: ... Concerning I. The rise of Antichrist; ... II. The reformation from popery; ... III. The state of the reformation-testimony, ... By Adam Gib, ...printed by A. Neill and Company. Sold by W. Gray; and other booksellers1784-01-01
A memorial and remonstranceread before the Associate Synod, at Edinburgh, May 2, 1782 : relative to a printed sermon which had been preached before them ... : with some remarks upon an answer to the last part of the memorial and remonstrance, that answer being prefixedPrinted by A. Neill and Company1784-01-01-
Kaina kai palaia. Sacred contemplations: in three parts. ... By Adam Gib, ...printed by Neill and Company. Sold by C. Dilly, London; and J. Dickson, Edinburgh1786-01-01
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Kaina Kai PalaiaSacred contemplations : in three parts. I, A view of the covenant of works ... II, A view of the covenant of grace ... III, A view of the absolute and immediate dependence of all things on God ...Printed by Neill1786-01-01
Kaina kai palaiasacred contemplations: in three partsPrinted by Neill and Co.. Sold by C. Dilly, London1786-01-01-
Kaina kai palaia: Sacred contemplationsin three parts. I. A view of the covenant of works; in its natural state, as common to all mankind,--and in its positive state, as peculiar to our first parents: discovering the singular goodness of God, in that positive state. II. A view of the covenant of grace; in the establishment of it from eternity, the accomplishment of it in time, and the effect of it through eternity. III. A view of the absolute and immediate dependence of all things on God: in a discourse concerning liberty and necessity. To which is added, an appendix, containing explications of some difficulties in the work.Printed by W. Young and J. M'Culloch.1788-01-01
Kaina ka palaiasacred contemplations, in three parts ...Printed by W. Young and J. M'Culloch1788-01-01-
Kaina KaiYoung & M'Culloch1788-01-01