Beverly, Thomas adventist, minister, Huntingtonshire

active 1668 – 1698

• A Compendious Assertion And Vindication Of The Eternal Godhead Of Our Lord Jesus Christ, and of the Blssed Spirit; On Occasion of that Paper Cast into Both Houses of Parliament at the Begining of this Session, In Denial thereof
• A Conciliatory Discourse Upon Dr. Crisp's Sermons, On The Observation of Mr. Williams's Dissatisfactions in Them
• A Conciliatory Judgment Concerning Dr. Crisp's Sermons, And Mr. Baxter's Dissatisfa- ctions in Them
• A Discourse Being the Substance of Several Sermons On The Sacrament Of The Lords Supper; Wherein The True Spiritual Nature thereof is Opened and Vnfolded : Shewing also in what Sence it is, that True Believers do Eat and Drink the Body and Blood of Christ
• A Discourse Of The Judgements Of God. Composed for the Present Times, Against Atheism and Prophaneness. ... (1 line)
• A Discourse Upon The Powers of the World to come
• A Disquisition Upon our Saviour's Sanction Of Tithes, Matth. 23. 23. and Luke 11, 42. Wherein That whole Case is most Impartially Stated and Resolved According to Express Scripture
• A Scheme of Prophesy now to be Fulfilled
• A Scripture-Line Of Time, Drawn in Brief From the Lapsed Creation, to the Restitu- tution of all Things. Discours'd at large, upon the 2300 Ev. Morn. Dan. 8. 14. And their Collateral Lines, From Cyrvs, to the Kingdom of Christ in the New Jerusalem
• A Solemn Perswasion To Most Earnest Prayer For the Revival of the Work of God, Bringing forth the Kingdom of Christ, when- ever it Appears Declining under his Indignation. Whether In our own Souls. In the Nation to which we belong. In the Churches of Chri
• An Exposition Of The Divine Standard of Prayer, Styl'd The Lord's Prayer. Of the Preface, Conclusion, and of Every Petition of it; As of the Prayer of the Kingdom of Messiah, the Lord Jesus Christ
• Christianity The Great Mystery. In Answer to a late Treatise, Christianity not Mysterious : That Is Not Above, Not Contrary to Reason. In opposition to which is Asserted, Christianity is above Created Reason, in its pure Estate. And contrary to Humane Rea