GOD’S WORD: THE SCRIPTURES
1. The Scriptures: the Only Guide in Matters of
Religion.
2. The Agreement of the Old & New
Testament.
3. The Sure Performance of Prophecy.
4. The Words of David, the Words of Jehovah,
Father, Son, and Spirit.
5. Faith in God and His Word, the Establishment
and Prosperity of His People.
GOD AND GOD’S SOVEREIGNTY
6. Jehovah's Prerogative, and His alone, to put
away the Sins of His People.
7. The Doctrine of Predestination stated, and
set in the Scripture Light: In opposition to Mr. Wesley's,
'Predestination calmly Considered', with a Reply to the Exceptions of
the said Writer to 'The Doctrine of the Final Perseverance of the
Saints.'
8. Truth Defended, being an Answer to an
Anonymous pamphlet, entitled, 'Some Doctrines in the Supralapsarian
Scheme impartially examined by the Word of God'.
GOD’S
LOVE
9. The Doctrines of God's Everlasting Love to
His Elect, and their Eternal Union with Christ, together with some
other Truths, stated and defended, in a Letter to Dr. Abraham Taylor.
10. The Love of God, considered.
GOD’S EVERLASTING COVENANT
11a. The Stability of the Covenant of Grace,
The Support of a Believer under outward and inward Troubles.
11b. The Stability of the Covenant of Grace,
The Support of a Believer under outward and inward Troubles.
12. Covenant Interest in God, and a View of
what is in Him, as a Covenant God; a sufficient Encouragement to His
People in the Worst of Times.
13. The Eyes of the Lord upon, and His Power
engaged on the Behalf of those whose hearts are upright towards Him.
MAN’S FALL AND DEPRAVITY
14. The Character and End of the Wicked,
considered.
15. Jehovah's Declaration, 'Behold the man is
become as one of us', considered.
16. The Plague of a Man's own Heart, what it
is, to whom discovered; and the encouragement given to such Persons to
expect the Pardon of all their sins.
THE LORD JESUS CHRIST
17. A Dissertation concerning the Eternal
Sonship of Christ; shewing by whom it has been denied and opposed, and
by whom it has been asserted and defended in all ages of Christianity.
18. The Fullness of the Mediator.
19. Christ, a Priest after the Order of
Melchizedek.
20a. The Appearance of Christ in Human Nature,
and His Discoveries of Himself to His People, comparable to the Light
of the Morning, and to the tender Grass springing out of the Earth, by
clear Shining after Rain.
20b. The Appearance of Christ in Human Nature,
and His Discoveries of Himself to His People, comparable to the Light
of the Morning, and to the tender Grass springing out of the Earth, by
clear Shining after Rain.
21. The Infinite Condescension of Jehovah,
manifested in dwelling on the Earth.
22. The Character of a Ruler over Men, Just,
ruling in the Fear of God, found with Christ.
23. Christ the Ransom found. A Sermon
Occasioned by the Death of Mr. John Daven-port.
24. Christ the Savior from the Tempest. A
Sermon in Commemoration of the Great Storm in the
Year 1703.
25. David a Type of Christ.
26. Levi's Urim and Thummim found with Christ.
27. The Meat-Offering typical both of Christ,
and of His People.
28. The Table and Shew-Bread, typical of Christ
and His Church.
29. The Wave-Sheaf typical of Christ.
30. Paul's Farewell Discourse at Ephesus.
GOD’S LAW
31. The Law established by the Gospel. A Sermon
preached at a Monthly Exercise of Prayer, at Mr. Samuel Wilson’s
Meeting-house in Goodman’s-fields.
32. The Law in the Hand of Christ.
DOCTRINES RELATING TO GOD WORKING SALVATION
FOR AND IN HIS ELECT
33. The Glory of God's Grace Displayed in its
Abounding Over the Aboundings of Sin. A Sermon Occasioned by the Death
of Mr. John Smith, deacon. Preached at the Time of his Interment, April
15, 1724.
34. A Good Hope through Grace. A Sermon
Occasioned by the Death of Mr. Edward Ludlow.
35. The Free Grace of God exalted in the
Character of St. Paul. A Sermon Occa-sioned by the Death of Mr. John
Brine, Baptist Minister.
36. Who shall lay anything to the Charge of
God's Elect? It is God that justifieth. A Sermon Occasioned by the
Death of Mrs. Anne Brine, late Wife of Mr. John Brine, Baptist Minister.
37. The Doctrine of Justification, by the
Righteousness of Christ.
38. The Doctrine of Imputed Righteousness
without works, Asserted and Proved.
39. The Necessity of Christ's making
Satisfaction for Sin.
40. The Elect of God, chosen Vessels of
Salvation, filled with the Oil of Grace.
41. A Principle of Grace in the Heart, a good
thing, always tending toward the Lord God of Israel..
42. The Manifestation of Christ, as a Saviour
to His People, a cause of great Joy.
43. A Knowledge of Christ, and of Interest in
Him, the Support of a Believer in Life and in Death.
A Discourse occasioned by the Decease of Mr. Joshua Hayes.
44. The Doctrine of Grace cleared from the
Charge of Licentiousness.
45. The Necessity of Good Works unto Salvation,
considered; Occasioned by some Reflections and Misrepresentations of
Dr. Abraham Taylor, in a pamphlet of his lately published, called, 'An
Address to young Students in Divinity, by way of Caution against some
Paradoxes, which lead to Doctrinal Antinomianism’.
46. The Doctrine of the Saints' Final
Perseverance, Asserted and Vindicated: In Answer to a late pamphlet by
Mr. John Wesley called, ‘Serious Thoughts upon the Perseverance of the
Saints’.
PRAYER
47. A Discourse on Prayer, to a Society of
young Men, who carry on an Exercise of Prayer on Lord's Day Mornings,
at the Meeting-house in Horsly-down.
48. Neglect of fervent Prayer complained of.
THE N.T. CHURCH AND PUBLIC WORSHIP
49. The Dissenter's Reasons for Separating from
the Church of England, Occasioned by A Letter from a Welsh Clergyman on
'The Duty of Catechizing Children.’
50. The Doctrine of the Wheels, in the Visions
of Ezekiel, Opened and Explained.
51. Solomon's Temple a figure of the Church;
and the two pillars, Jachin and Boaz, typical of
Christ.
52. The Glory of the Church in the Latter Day.
53a. Attendance in Places of Religious Worship,
where the Divine Name is recorded, encouraged.
53b. Attendance in Places of Religious Worship,
where the Divine Name is recorded, encouraged.
54. A Discourse on Singing of Psalms as a Part
of Divine Worship, to a Society of Young Men, who carry on an Exercise
of Prayer on Lord’s Day Mornings, at the Meeting-house in Horsly-down,
Southwark
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56. A Declaration of the Faith and Practice of
the Church of Christ, in Carter Lane, Southwark, under the Pastoral
care of Dr. John Gill, read and assented to at the Admission of Members.
57. A Dissertation concerning the Rise and
Progress of Popery.
BAPTISM: A PROFESSION OF THE FAITH OF THE GOSPEL
58. Baptism, A Divine Command to be Observed .
A Sermon preached at the baptism of Robert
Carmichael of Edinburgh.
59. Baptism: A Public Ordinance of Divine
Worship.
60. The Ancient Mode of Baptizing By Immersion,
Plunging, or Dipping into Water, Maintained and Vindicated, against the
Cavils and Exceptions of Mr. Matthias Maurice, as set forth in his
pamphlet entitled, 'The Manner of baptizing with water, cleared up from
the Word of God and right Reason, etc.’ Together with some Remarks upon
Mr. Maurice’s Practice of a mixed and free Communion in Churches
61. A Defense of a Book entitled, 'The Ancient
Mode of Baptizing By Immersion, Plunging, or Dipping into Water,
&c', against Mr. Matthias Maurice’s Reply in his pamphlet,
called ‘Plunging into Water no Scriptural Mode of Baptizing, etc.’
62. The Divine Right of Infant-Baptism,
Examined and Disproved; Being an Answer to a late pamphlet, entitled,
'A Brief Illustration and Confirmation of the Divine Right of
Infant-Baptism.' by Mr. Jonathan Dickinson of Elizabeth-Town, New
Jersey.
63. The Argument From Apostolic Tradition, In
Favour Of Infant-Baptism, Considered, along with others, advanced in a
late Pamphlet, called, ‘The Baptism of Infants, a reasonable Service,
founded upon Scripture and undoubted Apostolic Tradition.’
65. An Answer To A Welsh Clergyman's Twenty
Arguments in Favor of Infant-Baptism, with Some Strictures on what the
said Author has advanced concerning the Mode of Baptism.
66. Antipaedobaptism; or Infant-Baptism, an
Innovation: Being a Reply to a late Pamphlet, entitled, 'Paedobaptism;
or, A Defense of Infant-Baptism, in point of Antiquity, &c.’
67. A Reply To A Book, entitled, 'A Defense Of
The Divine Right Of Infant-Baptism, ' by Peter Clark, A.M. Minister of
the Presbyterian Church in the City of Salem, New Hampshire.
68. Some Strictures on a late Treatise, called,
'A Fair and Rational Vindication of the Right of Infants to the
Ordinance of Baptism.' Written by David Bostwick, A. M. late Minister
of the Presbyterian Church in the City of New York.
69. Infant-Baptism, a Part and Pillar of
Popery: Being A Vindication of a paragraph in a Preface to, 'A Reply to
Mr. Clarke's, Defense of Infant-Baptism,' to which is added, A
Postscript, etc.
70. A Dissertation concerning the Baptism of
Jewish Proselytes: in which is shewn, Who they are of the Proselytes of
the Jews that are said to be baptized; what the occasion of this
Dissertation concerning the baptism of them; what proof there is of any
such custom among the Jews, etc.
THE GOSPEL MINISTER
71. The Duty of a Pastor to his People. A
Sermon at the Ordination of Mr. George Braithwaite.
72. The Work of a Gospel-Minister recommended
to Consideration. A Charge delivered at the Ordination of Several
Ministers. (2 Timothy 2:7)
73. The Doctrine of the Cherubim Opened and
Explained. A Sermon at the Ordina-tion of Mr. John Davis.
74. The Form of Sound Words to be held fast. A
Charge delivered at the Ordination of Mr. John Reynolds.
75. The Faithful Minister of Christ Crowned . A
Sermon Occasioned by the Death of Mr. William Anderson, Baptist
Minister.
THE CHRISTIAN’S DEATH, RESURRECTION, AND
FINAL STATE IN HEAVEN
76. The Quiet and Easy Passage of Christ's
Purchased People through Death to Glory.
77. Job's Creed or Confession of Faith. A
Sermon Occasioned by the Death of Mr. Edward Wallin, Baptist Minister.
78. The Head of the Serpent Bruised by the Seed
of the Woman. Occasioned by the Death of Mrs. Martha Gifford, late Wife
of Mr. Andrew Gifford, Baptist Minister.
79. A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of
Elizabeth Gill, who departed this Life May 30, 1738, having entered the
13th Year of her Age. To which is added, An Account of some of her
Choice experiences.
80. A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of Mrs.
Mary Fall, late Wife of Mr. James Fall, Baptist Minister.
81. A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of Mr.
Aaron Spurrier, Baptist Minister.
82. A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of Mr.
Samuel Wilson, Baptist Minister. (Acts 20:38)
83. A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of Mr.
Benjamin Seward, Esquire. (Psalms 37:37)
84. The Mutual Gain of Christ and Christians in
Their Life and Death. A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of Mr. Joseph
Stennett, Baptist Minister. (Philippians 1:21)
85. The Superior Happiness of the Righteous
Dead to that of Living Saints. A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of Mr.
James Fall, Baptist Minister. (Ecclesiastes 4:2)
86. The Saints Desire after Heaven and a future
State of Happiness. A Sermon Occasioned by the Death of Mrs. Elizabeth
Gill. (Hebrews 11:16)
87. The Doctrine of the Resurrection, Stated
and Defended . In Two Sermons, preached at a Lecture in Lime-street.
(Acts 26:8)
88. The Glorious State of the Saints in Heaven.
(Psalms 84:11)
89. Dying Thoughts: Consisting of A Few
Unfinished Hints, Written by Dr. Gill, a little before His Decease.
SERMONS ON VARIOUS TOPICS
90. The Moral Nature and Fitness of Things
Considered; Occasioned by some pas-sages in Mr. Samuel Chandler’s
Sermon, lately preached to the Societies for the Reformation of Manners.
91. A Watchman's Answer to the Question, 'What
of the Night ?'
92. The Practical Improvement of the Watchman's
Answer.
93. An Essay on the Original of Funeral
Sermons, Orations, and Odes. Occasioned by Two Funeral Discourses,
Lately Published on the Death of Dame Mary Page, etc.
94. An Answer to the Birmingham Dialogue-Writer
(Mr. Samuel Bourne, Presby-terian Minister in Birmingham). Part 1. A
reply to a work entitled, ‘A Dialogue Between a Baptist and a Churchman
Upon the following Subjects: The Divinity of Christ, Election, Original
Sin, Free-Will, Irresistible Grace, Imputed Righteousness,
Perseverance, and Baptism.
95. An Answer to the Birmingham Dialogue-Writer
(Mr. Samuel Bourne, Presbyterian minister in Birmingham). Part 2. A
Reply to a work entitled, 'A Dialogue Between a Baptist and a Churchman
Upon the following Subjects: The Divinity of Christ, Election, Original
Sin, Free-Will, Irresistible Grace, Imputed Righteousness,
Perseverance, and Baptism.
96. To Remember all the Way in which the Lord
hath led the Believer, both in Providence and Grace, a Duty incumbent
on him.
97. The Presence of God, what it is, and the
Means by which it may be enjoyed. (2 Chronicles 15:2)
98. The Dejected Believer's Soliloquy. A
Discourse Occasioned by the Decease of Mrs. Ann Button.
SERMONS PREACHED AT JOHN GILL’S DEATH OR IN
VINDICATION
OF HIS FAITH & PRACTICE
99. A Vindication of the Reverend Mr. John
Gill, from the cavils, and insults of an ignorant and impertinent
scribbler, about the importance of Rabbinical learning.—Anonymous.
100. A Grain of Gratitude.—Thomas Craner. A
Sermon Occasioned by the Death of John Gill, who departed this life,
October 14, 1771.
101. An Elegy on the Death of the Rev. John
Gill, D.D.—John Fellows.
102. An Elegy on the Death of the Rev. John
Gill.—Benjamin Francis.
103. The Victorious Christian Receiving the
Crown.—Samuel Stennett. A Sermon Occasioned By the Death of the Rev.
John Gill.
104. Dr. Gill and Mr. Brine Vindicated From the
Charge of Error and Mistake with Respect to Faith in Christ.—Anonymous.
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