William Turner
1761 โ 1859
Books
- Remarks on Mr. W.A. Hail's letter to the Rev. W. Turner ...
- A general introductory discourse delivered Nov. 16, 1802, on the objects, advantages, and intended plan of the new institution for public lectures on natural philosophy, in Newcastle upon Tyne
- The excellence and advantage of public social worship ...
- An abstract of the Bible history
- An address delivered on laying the foundation stone of a new chapel
- Full reward of the faithful minister of the Gospel in the growing improvement of his hearers
- Two discourses
- A sermon, preached at the chapel in Hanover Square ...
- On the power of Christianity to deliver from the fear of death
- The ground of Paul's confidence ...
- An address to parents, on the subject of inoculation for the small-pox
- An address delivered at the first meeting of the Literary & Philosophical Society of Newcastle upon Tyne, Sept. VI, 1825
- The obligation and proper purposes of the institution of the Lord's supper
- Jesus Christ the only fountain
- Christ's demand of attention and understanding
- The sufficiency of revelation
- Thoughts on the doctrine of original sin ...
- A sketch of lectures on the evidences of wisdom and goodness in the works of the creator
- The scripture doctrine of atonement
- On the importance of a proficiency in human learning ...
- The excellence and advantage of public social worship ...
- The character of the Bereans proposed for imitation
- An introductory address delivered at the first meeting of the Natural History Society of the countries of Northumberland, Durham, and Newcastle upon Tyne, held Sept. 15, 1829
- Observations on Paul's Epistles
- A sermon at the commencement of the annual examination of the students in Manchester College, York, June 27, 1824
- A sermon preached ... the first day ... after a long absence in England, Ireland, and Scotland
- The proper citizenship of the true Christian
- The obligation and proper purposes of the institution of the Lord's supper
- The character of the Bereans proposed for imitation
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