Joseph Lord
Died 1748-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF11288041
- WikidataQ6285019
- ISNI0000000024188248
- Open LibraryOL420317A
Top Subjects
- Congregational churches (3)
- Massachusetts (3)
- Samuel Osborn (1685-1774) (3)
- South Church at Eastham (2)
- Church history (2)
- Doctrinal and controversial works (2)
- Eastham (Mass. : Town) (2)
Books by Joseph Lord
Total count: 8
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Reason why, not Anabaptist plunging but infant-believer's baptism ought to be approved, is because the Lord Jesus Christ, and his apostles, preached it and practiced itIn answer to the Anabaptist Reason why. With remarks pointing at the notable fallacies that are every where to be found, in the notes on the forty one texts of Scripture; the arguments and answers to objections, and other things contained in that book. Together with sundry evidences of the churchmembership of infants of believers, & regularity of sprinkling, in Old Testament Scriptures attested to in the New-Testament. Old-Testament prophecies relating to New-Testament times, and New-Testament testiomonies [sic]Printed by S. Kneeland, for Samuel Gerrish, at his shop in Cornhill1719-01-01
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The Result of a council held at Billingsgate in Eastham, November 8. 1720With illustrations of the reasons against joining with Eastham in calling a council. : And the narrative of Hannah Doane, briefly giving an account of the proceedings of the church whereof she was a member, against her; and the occasion thereofPrinted by Tho. Fleet in Pudding-Lane, near the Town-House; where all sorts of printing work may be had well done at reasonable rates.1722-01-01
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Additional proposals for convictions of the churchesDecember 3, 1729[s.n.]1729-01-01
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The great priviledge of children of God, is their liberty to be ever with him, and their interest in all that is hisshewed, in a sermon preached in the north precinct of Eastham, commonly called Billinsgate; on the 24th day of the 12th month, commonly called February 1730,1Printed by B. Green1731-01-01
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A letter to the general convention of the ministers of the province of the Massachusetts-Bay in New England, in the year 1728.Together with the sentence of excommunication passed on two that were members of the church in Chatham. : And the translation of a Latin paragraph of Dr. Mather's Magnalia: containing Mr. Nathanael Rogers his tho'ts of impediments to Reformation.s.n.1734-01-01
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Post-script, in 1732Having waited now several years on the ministers mentioned in our last print; or the answer to the questions we have so hard and long pressed for ...[s.n.]1734-01-01
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The Sacred rest of the seventh-day Sabbath plainly discovered, &cPrinted by Kneeland and Green?1739-01-01
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dBASE Handbook for the Real Estate AssociateGross & Johnson Pub Co1988-05-01