Miscellanies: Consisting of Magazine Papers, Sketches of Sermons, Association Letters, Tracts, &c. The Works of the Rev. Andrew Fuller, Late of Kettering, in Northamptonshire; in Eight Volumes: to which is prefixed, a Memoir of the Author, by John Ryland, D.D., Vol. 8
Andrew Fuller [1754-1815]

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Title:: Miscellanies: Consisting of Magazine Papers, Sketches of Sermons, Association Letters, Tracts, &c. The Works of the Rev. Andrew Fuller, Late of Kettering, in Northamptonshire; in Eight Volumes: to which is prefixed, a Memoir of the Author, by John Ryland, D.D., Vol. 8
Author:: Andrew Fuller [1754-1815]
Publication Year:: 1824
Location:: London
Publisher:: B.J. Holdsworth
Pages:: 713
Subjects:: Christian Mission, Baptist Missionary Society, Andrew Fuller
Copyright Holder:: Public domain

De Coetlogon's Theological Miscellany

Remarks on the Equity of 1 Cor, xiv. 2f.
On Spiritual Declension, and the Means of Revival
On Final Restitution
Apparent Contradictions Reconciled
A Paraphrase on Eccles. vii. 15-19

Evangelical Magazine

The Nature of Regeneration
The Parable of the Unjust Steward
Degrees in Glory proportioned to Works of Piety, consistent with
Salvation by Grace alone
Answer to Stephanus, respecting the Difference in the Frame of his
Mind when engaged in Social and Secret Prayer
Answer to the Query: Was the Fall of Adam fore-determined, or only foreseen by God
Answer to the Queries: How may a Man ascertain his Election of God to the Ministry or the Gospel? And what are sufficient
Qualifications for that important Office?
An Answer to the following Queries: Did not the law of God
require of Christ, considered as a man, a perfect obedience on
his own account? If it did, how can that obedience he imputed to sinners for their justification? How does it appear to be necessary that Christ should both obey the law in his people's stead, and yet suffer punishment on the account of their transgressions; seeing obedience is all the law requires?
The Unpardonable Sin
The Duty of Christian Forgiveness
The Immaculate Life of Christ
The Extraordinary Appearance to Elijah at Mount Horeb
Answer to the Query: How could Jesus grow in wisdom and knowledge, if he were the true God, and consequently infinite in both?
Life and Death set before thee, or the Broad and Narrow Way
On Christ's Washing the Disciples' Feet
Evangelical Truth the Grand Object of Angelical Research
Hope in the Last Extremity
The Dangerous Tendency of the Doctrine of Universal Salvation
Wisdom proper to Man
The Abuse of Allegory in Preaching
On Covetousness
The Christian Ministry
Thoughts on the Manner in which Divine Truth is communicated in the Holy Scriptures

Missionary Magazine

The Mystery of Providence
Notes on l Cor.xii.24
The Conversion of the Jews
The Mystery of Providence
The Beatitudes
Character of Christians and Christian Ministers
The Perpetuity and Spirituality of the Moral Law
On Oaths
On Resisting Evil
On Love to Enemies
On Almsgiving, and Prayer
On The Lord's Prayer
On Fasting, and other Duties
On Judging others, and Casting our Pearls before Swine
On Prayer and Equity
The Broad and Narrow Way, and how to judge of Teachers who direct to the one and to the other
The Last Judgment, and what will be accounted True Religion
in that Day
Brief View of Matt, xi. 12, 13
Past Trials a Plea for Future Mercies
The Trial of Spirits

Theological and Biblical Magazine

On Moral Inability
Sketch of a Sermon on Jude 3
An Inquiry into the Right of Private Judgment in Matters of
Religion
The Sonship of Chris
The Changes of Time: a New Year's Meditation, on 1 Chron.
xxix, 29, 30
The Good Man's Desire for the Success of God's Cause: a Sketch of a Sermon, en Psa, xc, 16, 17
Remarks on the English Translation of the Scriptures
Answer to a Letter of Objections to Foreign Missions
Thoughts on the Doctrine of the Trinity
Reflections on True Wisdom
The Deity of Christ Essential to Atonement
On Creeds and Subscriptions
On Commendation
Seeming Contradictions Reconciled
On Reading the Scriptures
Thoughts on Singing
The Connexions in which the Doctrine of Election is introduced
in the Scriptures
The Proper and Improper Use of Terms
The Necessity of seeking those things first, which are of the first
Importance
On Solomon's Song
Queries relative to Ordination
On Ordination
On Christian Love
The Progress of Sin
The Progress of Righteousness
On Evil Things which pass under Specious Names
Scriptural Treatment of Rich and Poor Christians
On Party Spirit
Brief Statement of the Principles of Dissent

Baptist Magazine

Address to the Students of the Stepney Institution, on 2 Tim. iv. 3, 6.
Remarks on the Case of the Converted Thief
On Dissent

Circular Letters of the Northamptonshire Association

The Excellency and Utility of the Grace of Hope
The Practical Uses of Christian Baptism
The Pastor's Address to his Christian Hearers, entreating their
Assistance in promoting the Interest of Christ
On Moral and Positive Obedience
The Promise of the Spirit the Grand Encouragement in promoting
the Gospel
The Situation of the Widows and Orphans of Christian Ministers