Henry Forster Burder
1783 โ 1864
Books
- The minister's request
- The doctrine of baptismal regeneration, unscriptural and pernicious
- The importance of the period of youth
- Mental Discipline, or, Hints on the Cultivation of Intellectual and Moral Habits
- The Pleasures of Religion..
- Pastoral discourses on revivals in religion
- A discourse on election
- The right of infants to baptism
- Why should I become a member of a Christian church?
- Life and immortality brought to light through the gospel
- A sermon delivered at Hoxton Chapel, on Thurs., Aug. 15, 1811, on occaison of the much-lamented death of the Rev. Thomas Spencer, of Liverpool ...
- A short argument in support of infant baptism
- Self-discipline
- Mental Discipline, Or, Hints on the Cultivation of Intellectual and Moral ..
- The pleasures of religion
- The scripture character of God
- Lectures on the essentials of religion, personal, domestic, and social
- The duty and the means of ascertaining the genuine sense of the scriptures
- A sermon delivered at Hoxton Chapel, on Thursday, August 15, 1811, on occasion of the death of the Rev. Thomas Spencer, of Liverpool, including a short memoir of his life, to which are added, extracts from his letters to an intimate friend
- The rise, progress, and termination of Mohammedism
- Mental discipline, or, hints on the cultivation of intellectual and moral habits, addressed particularly to students in theology and young preachers
- The reformation commemorated
- The way of salvation
- A sermon delivered at Hoxton Chapel
- A pastor's farewell
- The right of infants to baptism
- Mental discipline
- Obligations to the observance of the Lord's Supper
- Self-discipline
- The united claims of home and foreign missions
- The rise, progress, and termination of Mohammedism
- The united claims of home and of foreign missions
- Psalms and hymns, principally for public worship
- Pastoral Discourses on Revivals in Religion
- Memoir of the Rev. George Burder
- Self-discipline
- The paternal discipline of affliction
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