Suchergebnisse - 1683-1746

The occasional preacher: Number II. The aggravated folly of them that despise the counsels and warnings of revealed religion; whom to forsake, is life

A treatise of being born again: without which no man can be saved. To which is added, a discourse on the duty and advantage of singular piety. And some extracts from a late writer, suited to the design of this treatise. By S. Wright. D.D. [Seven lines from Grotius in Latin]

Of staying the mind on God: and God's keeping the Peace of such a Mind. A Sermon Preach'd in Southwark on the Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes. By S. Wright, D. D. Publish'd at the Request of several Friends

Scripture and tradition considered: in a sermon on Ephes. ii. 20. preached at Salters-Hall, February 6, 1734-5. With enlargements. By Samuel Wright, D.D

Scripture and tradition considered: in a sermon on Ephes. ii. 20. Preached at Salters-Hall, February 6, 1734-5. With enlargements. By Samuel Wright, D.D

A postscript to Dr. Wright's sermon on scripture and tradition: Wherein The Authors of the Weekly Miscellany, and of the Remarks reprinted from thence, are proved Wilful Misrepresenters of the said Sermon, and of the Note added to the Fourth Edition, p. 51, 52

Self-possession the happiness only of a true christian. Three discourses on Luke xxi.19

The church in perils among false brethren; or, the danger of the Church from her pretended friends but secret enemies, review'd. In which, objections against the repeal of sacramental-tests, and arguments for it, are consider'd in their religious and political aspects

Charity in all its branches: or, a collection of the rules of scripture that teach men to love mercy

The great concern of human life: or, a summary account of the fear of God, and keeping his commandments

Some thoughts on kings of this earth bringing their glory into the heavenly city. A sermon preached at the Merchants-Lecture at Salters-Hall, October 31. 1727. On occasion of their Majesties coronation, and coming into the city of London. By S. Wright

Seasonable advice: not to forsake the publick assemblies for religious worship. In a sermon preach'd at Black-Fryars, to a society of young men. By S. Wright

A treatise on the deceitfulness of sin: And its leading men to hardness of heart; with the means appointed to prevent both it hardning and deceiving. In three parts By S. Wright

The lordship of Christ considered: as it extends both to the dead and living; and as acquired by his dying, rising again, and reviving. In two sermons preach'd at the merchants lecture at Salters-Hall, July 28, and Aug. 11, 1724. By S. Wright. Publish'd at the Request of the Gentlemen that support the said Lecture, and the Ministers then present

The lordship of Christ considered: as it extends both to the dead and living; and as acquired by his dying, rising again, and reviving. In two sermons preach'd at the merchants lecture at Salters-Hall, July 28, and Aug. 11, 1724. By S. Wright. Publish'd at the Request of the Gentlemen that support the said Lecture, and the Ministers then present

The change of times and seasons, considered and improv'd: both as referring to private life, and to the Kingdoms of this world. A sermon preach'd at the merchants lecture at Salters-Hall, on the 20th of October, 1724, Being The Anniversary of the King's Coronation. By S. Wright. Publish'd at the Request of the Ministers then present; and the Managers of the Charity-School in Gravel-Lane, Southwark

Our present health and safety owing, intirely, to the mercies of God. A sermon preached at Black-Fryars, on ... April 25, 1723. By S. Wright. With an appendix, containing a brief account of all the plagues which have prevailed in England, the last four hundred years

A sermon occasion'd by the death of Mr. John Mills: preach'd at Black-Fryars, October the 13th. 1717: By S. Wright. Publish'd at the Request of the Executrix, and Others that heard it

Salvation from popish counsels: and a popish prince the joy of Britain. A sermon preach'd on the fifth of November, in the year, 1717. Wherein the most Considerable Things, contriv'd for the Establishment of Popery under the First Popish Prince that should be settled on the Throne of England, are faithfully Extracted out of the Jesuits Memorial presented to King James II. By S. Wright

The blessedness of them that die in the faith and work of their Lord. A sermon occasion'd by the death of the late Reverend Mr. James Coningham, A.M. Preach'd to his affectionate afflicted people, September 9th, 1716. By S. Wright