John Angell James

1785 — 1859 · 140 obras en el catálogo

Obras

TThe Duties of Church Members to Their Pastors/A Plea To Pray

The Duties of Church Members to Their Pastors/A Plea To Pray

HHelp to domestic happiness

Help to domestic happiness

Seoladh agus misneach do neach a tha fo iomaguin ag iarraidh an deigh slainte

The Sunday school teacher's guide

The flower faded

An earnest ministry

The Sunday school teacher's guide

A Fé em Relação à Justificação

An earnest ministry

The family monitor

The life and letters of John Angell James

TThe young man's friend and guide through life to immortality

The young man's friend and guide through life to immortality

TThe Young Christian's guide to the doctrines and duties of a

The Young Christian's guide to the doctrines and duties of a religious life

TThe possession of spiritual religion, the surest preservativ

The possession of spiritual religion, the surest preservative from the snares of infidelity and the seductions of false philosophy

FFemale piety, or, The young woman's friend and guide through

Female piety, or, The young woman's friend and guide through life to immortality

TThe Christian father's present to his children

The Christian father's present to his children

TThe family monitor, or, A help to domestic happiness

The family monitor, or, A help to domestic happiness

TThe marriage ring, or, How to make home happy

The marriage ring, or, How to make home happy

TThe Centenary services of Bristol Tabernacle, held November

The Centenary services of Bristol Tabernacle, held November 25th, 1853

PPastoral addresses, chiefly on the subject of Christian duty

Pastoral addresses, chiefly on the subject of Christian duty

CChristian progress

Christian progress

TThe church in earnest

The church in earnest

TThe true Christian, exemplified in a series of addresses fro

The true Christian, exemplified in a series of addresses from a pastor to his own people

DDissent and the Church of England; or, A defence of the prin

Dissent and the Church of England; or, A defence of the principles of nonconformity