William Bacon
1789 — 1863 · 16 obras en el catálogo
Obras

Fresh flower arranging
Salvation made sure; or, An attempt to show, first-- that all Christians do not obtain the full assurance of hope; second-- that all Christians can obtain it; third-- the way to obtain it; and fourth-- the importance of obtaining it, with an appendix, containing some remarks on the nature of spiritual darkness, together with some directions to those who are labouring under it
Salvation made sure; or, An attempt to show, I. That all Christians do not attain the full assurance of hope. II. That all Christians can attain it. III. The way to attain it. And IV. The importance of attaining it
The character and principles of the Protestant Episcopal Church vindicated
A reply to the layman's Letter. To "Baptismal regeneration briefly defended and explained," And to the Rev. Orin Clark's letter to the author

Aesthetic Piety: Or, The Beauty and Loveliness of the Christian Religion ..

The Alledged Doctrinal Differences of the Old and New School Examined

Parental influences

Public accountability and the schooling system
Regeneration, the new birth

Salvation Made Sure

Salvation sought in earnest
The visible church of Christ
