Discourses, by William Samuel Powell, D.D. and James Fawcett, B.D. ; with Some Account of Their Lives, Summary of Each Discourse, Notes, &c

A.J. Valpy, 1832 - 416 pages

1 The sin that doth so easily beset us	1

the same thing and that there be no divisions among you	17

The authenticity of the books of the New Testament	40

The credit due to the sacred historians	49

The insufficiency of Humes objection to the credibility	58

On the use of miracles in proving the divine mission	68

The same subject continued	88

Of the argument drawn from the swift propagation of	99

BIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR	iii

The connexion between the internal evidence of religion	xiii

Thou shalt not hearken unto the words of that prophet	xiii

The Jewish dispensation preparatory to the Christian	xiii

The evidence in favor of Christianity which is derived	xiii

The evidences of Christianity sufficient	xiii

The effects of Christianity beneficial	xiii

The power of God over the human heart	xiii

Of the characters given by heathen writers of the first	111

Intemperance in the gratification of our appetites	132

The prodigal	142

The nature and extent of inspiration illustrated from	153

The diversity of character belonging to different	161

On public virtue	177

THREE CHARGES DELIVERED TO THE CLERGY OF	183

On the connexion between merit and the reward of merit	194

On the use and abuse of philosophy in the study of	211

DISPUTATIO HABITA IN SCHOLIS PUBLICIS ANNO 1756	221

The redemption of man universal	xiii

The excellence and importance of the holy Scriptures	xiii

The vices of Christians detrimental to the general inter	xiii

On the duty of example in matters of indifference	xiii

On the government of the thoughts	xiii

On the commission of small faults	xiii

150	xiii

The danger of assuming the appearance of vice	xiii

On the rule of life	xiii

Title	Discourses, by William Samuel Powell, D.D. and James Fawcett, B.D. ; with Some Account of Their Lives, Summary of Each Discourse, Notes, &c
Authors	William Samuel Powell, Thomas Smart Hughes
Publisher	A.J. Valpy, 1832
Original from	Harvard University
Digitized	30 Oct 2007
Length	416 pages

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