Solomon Williams
1700 – 1776
Books
- A second defence of the old Protestant doctrine of justifying faith
- A firm and immoveable courage to obey God
- A letter from the Reverend Dr. Colman of Boston, to the Reverend Mr. Williams of Lebanon, upon reading the confession and retractations of the Mr. Reverend James Davenport
- The duty of Christians
- The Lily White Marina
- The true state of the question concerning the qualifications necessary to lawful communion in the Christian sacraments
- The sad tendency of divisions and contentions in churches, to bring on their ruin and desolation
- A firm and immoveable courage to obey God, and an inflexible observation of the laws of religion, the highest wisdom and certain happiness of the rulers
- The duty of Christian soldiers, when called to war, to undertake it in the name of God
- The ministers of the Gospel an order of men instituted and appointed by Jesus Christ: commissionated and authorized by him to be publick teachers, and the great things about which their office as teachers is especially concerned
- The comfort and blessedness of being at home in God, or, dwelling with him: and the constant safety and protection they shall have, who make God their abode
- Letters from the Reverend Mr. Williams & Wheelock of Lebanon, to the Rev. Mr. Davenport
- Two letters from the Reverend Mr. Williams & Wheelock of Lebanon, to the Rev. Mr. Davenport
- The servants of the Lord Jesus Christ ought to be quickened to great diligence, zeal, and faithfulness in their work, because he tells them they must shortly die
- The word of God preached by the faithful ministers of Christ will sooner or later be known to be such by the people who hear it
- The comfort and blessedness of being at home in God, or, dwelling with him: and the constant safety and protection they shall have, who make God their abode
- The greatness and sovereignty of God, sufficient reason to silence man's complaints of his Providence, and put a stop to our striving against him
- The duty of Christian soldiers, when called to war, to undertake it in the name of God
- The servants of the Lord Jesus Christ ought to be quickened to great diligence ...
- The greatness and sovereignty of God ... A sermon, delivered ... after the news of the untimely death of Mrs. Faith Huntington ...
- The power and efficacy of the prayers of the people of God, when rightly offered to him; and the obligation and encouragement thence arising to be much in prayer
- The frailty and misery of man's life; and God's knowledge and remembrance of it
- The servants of the Lord Jesus Christ ought to be quickned [sic] to great diligence, zeal, and faithfulness in their work, because he tells them they must shortly die
- The more excellent way, or, The ordinary renewing and sanctifying graces of the Holy Spirit
- The ministers of the Gospel an order of men instituted and appointed by Jesus Christ: commissionated and authorized by him to be publick teachers, and the great things about which their office as teachers is especially concerned
- Christ, the king and witness of truth, and the nature, excellency, and extent of His Kingdom ...
- The comfort and blessedness of being at home in God, or, Dwelling with Him
- The surprizing variety of the acts of divine providence in the government of the world, the perfect work of God
- The surprizing variety of the acts of Divine Providence in the government of the world, the prefect work of God; and the design and tendency of it to promote true religion among men
- The vanity of human life
- The business, scope and end of Gospel ministers, to present their hearers perfect in Christ Jesus
- The glorious reward of wise & faithful teachers
- The true state of the question concerning the qualifications necessary to lawful communion in the Christian sacraments
- The more excellent way
- The surprizing variety of the acts of divine Providence
- The more excellent way. Or, The ordinary renewing, and sanctifying graces of the Holy Spirit, more excellent than all extraordinary gifts that can be coveted or obtained by men
- Boston, April 10. 1729
- A vindication of the Gospel-doctrine of justifying faith
- A firm and immoveable courage to obey God, and an inflexible observation of the laws of religion, the highest wisdom and certain happiness of rulers
- The surprizing variety of the acts of Divine Providence in the government of the world, the prefect work of God; and the design and tendency of it to promote true religion among men
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