Ebenezer Porter
1772 โ 1834
Books
- A sermon delivered Sept. ...
- The Fatal effects of ardent spirits
- The magnitude of a preacher's work
- The duty of Christians to pray for the missionary cause
- Unity of ministerial influence
- A sermon delivered Sept. ...
- A sermon, delivered in Boston, on the anniversary of the American Education Society, October 4, 1820
- The fatal effects of ardent spirits
- The rhetorical reader consisting of instruction for regulating the voice ...
- Analysis of vocal inflections, as used in reading & speaking
- A sermon, delivered in Boston, on the anniversary of the American Education Society, Oct. 4, 1820
- Signs of the times
- The presumption of skeptical and careless contemners of religion
- The biblical reader
- The rhetorical reader
- The rhetorical reader consisting of instructions for regulating the voice ...
- Rhetorical reader
- The biblical reader
- The rhetorical reader, consisting of instructions for regulating the voice with a rhetorical notation, illustrating inflection, emphasis, and modulation
- The immutability of God
- A sermon, delivered Sept. 22nd, 1818
- A sermon preached Sept. 29, 1819, at the ordination of the Rev. Thomas J. Murdock, in Portland
- Great effects from little causes
- A sermon
- Letters on revivals in religion
- Analysis of the principles of rhetorical delivery
- A sermon preached Sept. 29, 1819
- A sermon delivered Sept. 22, 1818, at the dedication of the new edifice erected for the use of the Theological Seminary in Andover
- Great effects result from little causes
- A sermon delivered in Boston ...
- Letters on religious revivals which prevailed about the beginning of the present century
- The Christian citizen, or, The duty of praying for rulers
- The presumption of skeptical and careless contemners of religion
- Two sermons preached in the chapel of Theological Seminary, Andover, April 7, 1831
- Analysis of the principles of rhetorical delivery as applied in reading and speaking
- Duty of praying for rulers
- The magnitude of the preacher's work
- A sermon preached Feb. 18, 1818, at the installation of the Rev. David Oliphant, in Beverly
- Lectures on homiletics and preaching, and on public prayer
- Letters on the religious revivals
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