Ebenezer Erskine

A lamp ordained for God's annointed. Being the substance of two sermons. The first preached at the admission of the Reverend Mr. James Fisher, late Minister of the Gospel at Kinclaven, to be Minister of the Dissenting Associate Congregation, in and aboutGlasgow, October 8th, 1741. The other, preached upon the same text, in Stirling, the third Sabbath of October, 1741

1779

The plant of renown. Being two sermons on Ezek. xxxiv. 19. And I will raise up for them a plant of renown.-

1778

The Rainbow of the covenant surrounding the throne of grace. Being the substance of some sermons, preachedat the sacrament of Muckart, June 23, 1728

1780

The warrant and duty of sinners to believe the gospel

God's little remnant

Christ in the believer's arms

The backslider characterized, or, The evil and danger of defection described

The necessity and profitableness of good works, asserted

Gospel truth accurately stated and illustrated

Christ considered as the nail fastened in a sure place, bearing all the glory of his father's house

The assembly's shorter catechism explained

The whole works

A collection of sermons on several subjects

A Collection of several remarkable and valuable sermons, speeches and exhortations, at renewing and subscribing the National Covenant of Scotland

Faith and the assurance of faith

A collection of sermons from various important subjects, and on divers occasions ... ; preached some by the Rev. Ebenezer Erskine ... and others by the Rev. Ralph Erskine ... ; with a recommendatory preface by the Rev. Mr. Thomas Bradbury ...

The grones of believers under their burdens

Sermons upon the most important and interesting subjects

The representations of Masters Ebenezer Erskine and James Fisher and of Masters William Wilson and Alexander Moncrieff to the Commission of the late General Assembly ...

A review of the narrative and state of the proceedings of the judicatories against Mr. Ebenezer Erskine minister at Stirling, Mr. William Wilson minister at Perth, Mr. Alexander Moncrieff, minister at Abernethy, and Mr. James Fisher minister at Kinclaven emitted by a committee of the Commission of the General Assembly ...

A testimony to the doctrine, worship, government and discipline of the Church of Scotland, or reasons for their protestation entred before the Commission of the General Assembly, November 1733, upon the intimation of a sentence of the said Commission ...

A robbery committed, and restitution made, both to God and man

A sermon. The stone rejected by the builders, exalted as the head-stone of the corner

The Assembly's shorter catechism explained, by way of question and answer