J. J. Janeway
1774 โ 1858
Books
- Papers read before the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, on resigning his office as professor of theology in Western Theological Seminary
- A narrative of the state of religion, within the bounds of the General assembly of the Presbyterian church; and of the General associations, of Connecticut, of New-Hampshire, of Massachuseuts [sic] proper, and of the General convention of Vermont, during the last year
- Review of a pamphlet entitled "Moral agency, or Natural ability consistent with moral inability
- Inaugural address, delivered before the directors of the Western theological seminary
- The fall of man and its effects
- An essay on the inability of sinners
- The blessedness of the charitable
- Presbyterianism versus Presbyterianism
- Hope for my country
- A historical discourse prepared for the semi-centenary sabbath, and delivered on that day at the request of the session of the Presbyterian church, in New-Brunswick
- A brief memoir of the life and character, religious views, and death-bed scene of John Syng Doesey, M.D. professor of anatomy in the University of Pennsylvania
- Duties and responsibilities of the professoral office in theological seminareis
- Antidote to the poison of popery, in the publication of Professor Schaff
- A brief memoir of the life and charact, religious views, and death-bed scene, of John Syng Dorsey, M.D. Professor of anatomy in the Univeristy of Pennsylvania
- A narrative of the state of religion within the bounds of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
- Letters explaining the Abrahamic covenant
- A contrast between the erroneous assertions of Professor Schaf, and the testimony of credible ecclesiastical historians, in regard to the state of the Christian church in the Middle Ages
- Unlawful marriage
- The scriptural doctrine of the atonement illustrated and defended. ...
- The duty of the Presbyterian Church
- Inaugural address
- The communicant's manual
- An exposition of the Epistle to the Hebrews
- Letters on The Atonement: in which a contrast is instituted between the doctrine of the old and of the new school; or between the definite and indefinite scheme, on this important subject. Addressed to a brother in the ministry
- Antidote to the poison of popery
- Antidote to the poison of popery in the writings and conduct of Professors Nevin & Schaff, professors in the German Reformed Church in the U. S. of America
- The internal evidence of the Holy Bible
- An essay on the inability of sinners
- Antidote to the poison of popery, in the publications of Professor Schaff, first in his essay and then in his history
- The blessedness of the charitable
- The communicant's manual, or A series of meditations designed to assist communicants in making preparation for the Lord's Supper
- A family piece
- A historical discourse prepared for the semi-centenary Sabbath
- Hope for my country
- Hope for the Jews
- The internal evidence of the holy Bible
- The internal evidence of the Holy Bible, or, The Bible proved from its own pages to be a Divine revelation
- Letters on The Atonement: in which a contrast is instituted between the doctrine of the old and of the new school; or between the definite and indefinite scheme, on this important subject. Addressed to a brother in the ministry
- Papers read before the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church, on resigning his office as professor of theology in the Western Theological Seminary
- A sermon
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