Search Results - Reynolds, John 1667-1727

A compassionate address to the Christian world: Divided into six sections. Viz. I. Serious Considerations. II. Self - Examination derived from the Creed. III. Self - Examination derived from the Lord's Prayer. IV. Self Examination derived from the Ten Commandments. V. Enquiries relating to the Gospel of Christ. VI. An affectionate Paraphrase on these Words, Why will ye Die? Revised, corrected and published for the use of the patients in the Lock-Hospital, near Hyde-Park-Corner, by the Reverend Mr. Madan

A practical discourse of reconciliation between God and man, wherein It is Distinguished from all the Counterfeit Appearances of it in the World. Together with A Serious and Penetrating Conviction of the Enmity of Man against God in the present Fallen State; and a Pathetick and Practical Address to Sinners to be Reconciled. To which are subjoined, some solemn and awful discourses concerning the glorious appearance of Christ to judge the world. By the late learned and pious Mr. John Reynolds. With a recommendatory preface, by the Reverend Mr. Isaac Watts

A confirming catechism: shewing the reasons of the Christian religion. Prepar'd for the use of adult catechumens. By John Reynolds

Zeal a virtue: or, A discourse concerning sacred zeal. By John Reynolds

A sermon upon the mournful occasion of the funeral of the reverend and excellent Mr. Matthew Henry: Minister of the Gospel preach'd at Nantwich, June 25, 1714. The Day, on which the Sacred Corps was carried thence, to be interr'd at Chester. By John Reynolds Minister in Salop

Death's vision: represented in a philosophical, sacred poem. Writ at the request of the famous Mr. John Lock

Death's vision: represented in a philosophical, sacred poem

An essay towards a confirming catechism: prepar'd for the use of the more adult catechumens. By John Reynolds

A compassionate address to the Christian world: divided into six sections. I. Serious considerations. II. Self-Examination derived from the Creed. III. Self-Examination derived from the Lord's Prayer. IV. Self-Examination derived from the Ten Commandments. V. Enquiries relating to the Gospel of Christ. VI. An affectionate paraphrase on these words, "why will ye die?

A compassionate address to the Christian world: Divided into five sections; Viz. 1. Serious Considerations. 2. Self-Examination, derived from the Creed. 3. Self-Examination, derived from the Lord's Prayer. 4. Self-Examination, derived from the Ten Commandments. 5. Enquiries relating to the Gospel of Christ

A compassionate address to the Christian world: divided into six sections. I. Serious considerations II. Self-Examination derived from the Creed. III. Self-Examination derived from the Lord's Prayer. IV. Self-Examination derived from the Ten Commandments. V. Enquiries relating to the Gospel of Christ. VI. An affectionate paraphrase on these words, "why will ye die?

A compassionate address to the Christian world: Divided into five sections; viz. 1. Serious considerations. 2. Self-examination, derived from the creed. 3. Self-examination, derived from the Lord's prayer. 4. Self-examination, derived from the Ten Commandments. 5. Inquiries relating to the gospel of Christ

A compassionate address to the Christian world: Divided into six sections. Viz. I. Serious Considerations. II. Self-Examination derived from the Creed. III. Self-Examination derived from the Lord's Prayer. IV. Self Examination derived from the Ten Commandments. V. Enquiries relating to the Gospel of Christ. VI. An affectionate Para-Phrase on these Words, Why will ye Die? Revised and corrected

A compassionate address to the Christian world: Divided into six sections. I. Serious considerations. II. Self-examination derived from the creed. III. Self-examination derived from the Lord's prayer. IV. Self-examination derived from the Ten Commandments. V. Enquiries relating to the gospel of Christ. VI. An affectionate paraphrase on these words, Why will ye die? to which is added, a treatise on the Sabbath

Memoirs: of the life of the late pious and learned Mr. John Reynolds. Chiefly extracted from his manuscripts. To which is added, his view of death: or the soul's departure from the world. A philosophical sacred poem. With a Copious Body of Explanatory Notes, And some Additional Composurts, Never before printed

A confirming catechism: shewing the reasons of the Christian religion. Prepar'd for the use of adult catechumens. By John Reynolds

The pleasure and benefit of being religious, exemplified in the life of the late Revd. learned and pious Mr. John Reynolds

Inquiries concerning the state and conomy of the angelical worlds. By John Reynolds

Three letters to the Deist: I. Demanding his warrant for eating of flesh. II. Representing his want of much useful knowledge. III. Arguing the unexceptionable integrity of the great founder of the Christian institution, and his immediate accomplices. By John Reynolds

A view of death: or, the soul's departure from the world. A philosophical sacred poem, with a copious body of explanatory notes, and Some additional Composures. By J. Reynolds