John Ryland

Memoirs of the late Rev. Samuel Pearce, A.M. minister of the gospel in Birmingham

A contemplation on the existence and perfections of God, drawn from the several parts of the visible world, the structure of the human body, and the wonderful powers of the soul, as an image of the wisdom, power, and the invisible and immortal nature of God, designed as a specimen of a body of divinity, executed in the same manner

God's experimental probation of intelligent agents

Difficulties of the Christian ministry, and the means of surmounting them, with the obedience of churches to their pastors explained and enforced

The indwelling and righteousness of Christ no security against corporeal death, but the source of spiritual and eternal life

Christ manifested

The certain increase of the glory and kingdom of Jesus

The first lye refuted

The duty of Christians in reference to their deceased ministers

The harmony of the divine perfections in the work of redemption