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Member of the Church of England

  • Eternal Punishment Proved to be Not Suffering, But Privation: And Immortality Dependent on ...Eternal Punishment Proved to be Not Suffering, But Privation: And Immortality Dependent on ...
  • Eternal Punishment: Proved to be Not Suffering But Privation : and Immortality Dependent on ...Eternal Punishment: Proved to be Not Suffering But Privation : and Immortality Dependent on ...
  • Reasons for an Union Among Protestants, and to Enable His Majesty King George to Make Use of the Service of All His Faithful Subjects. by a Member of the Church of England, as Now by Law EstablishedReasons for an Union Among Protestants, and to Enable His Majesty King George to Make Use of the Service of All His Faithful Subjects. by a Member of the Church of England, as Now by Law Established
  • Christianity versus persecutionChristianity versus persecution
  • Devotional sonnets on some of the most striking texts in the Gospels of St. Matthew and St. MarkDevotional sonnets on some of the most striking texts in the Gospels of St. Matthew and St. Mark
  • Doctrine of the Athanasian Creed Analyzed and Refuted; by a Member of the Church of England. to Which Are Added, Benjamin Ben Mordecai's Queries Respecting That DoctrineDoctrine of the Athanasian Creed Analyzed and Refuted; by a Member of the Church of England. to Which Are Added, Benjamin Ben Mordecai's Queries Respecting That Doctrine
  • Familiar instructions for young childrenFamiliar instructions for young children
  • Familiar instructions for young childrenFamiliar instructions for young children
  • Observations on the services and forms of the Church of England, shewing the needfulness of their revisionObservations on the services and forms of the Church of England, shewing the needfulness of their revision
  • Preparation for the Christian sacrifice or Holy CommunionPreparation for the Christian sacrifice or Holy Communion
  • Ten discourses delivered at several meeting houses of the people called Quakers in Great-BritainTen discourses delivered at several meeting houses of the people called Quakers in Great-Britain
  • The church her own enemyThe church her own enemy