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• Practical discourses on the following subjects : I. Man's original state. II. The fall of Adam. III. Jesus Christ as a saviour. IV. Justification by faith. V. The spirit and its fruits. By Nicholas Manners
  by: Manners, Nicholas
  Published: (1777)
• Practical discourses on the following subjects : I. Mans original state. II. The fall of adam. III. Jesus Christ as saviour. IV. Justification by faith. V. The spirit and its fruits. By Nicholas Manners
  by: Manners, Nicholas
  Published: (1777)
• Discourses on the following peculiar and important subjects : I. The nature and extent of repentance. II. Faith imputed for righteousness. III. The Lord's sufficiency, and Man's obedience. IV. Christ Man's Wisdom, Righteousness, Sanctification, &c. V. Paul's Fighting, Running, Faith, and Crown. VI. The Lord works, and Man works. Vii. All Things being dissolved, &c. Viii. God's Judgment according to Truth. IX. Rewards and Punishments according to Works. X. Sinning and perishing without, and with the Law. XI. The Lord's foreknowledge, predestinating, calling, &c. XII. Sodom consumed. XIII. Jacob's Vision. XIV. Jacob's Wrestling. XV. Pharaoh's Ignorance and Disobedience. XVI. Preachers described, and the people advised. By Nicholas Manners
  by: Manners, Nicholas
  Published: (1791)
• An attempt to illustrate the following subjects : I. The 13th chapter of the first epistle to the Corinthians. II. Creation, Degeneration and Redemption. III. The Spirit shall not always strive with Man. IV. The Mercies of God, and the Returns to be made for them. V. The Being filled with all the Fulness of God. VI. Rewards and Punishments. Vii. The Faith of Sinners, Satan, and Saints. Viii. Despising the goodness of God, and treasuring up wrath. By Nicholas Manners
  by: Manners, Nicholas
  Published: (1783)
• An attempt to illustrate the following subjects : I. The Creation, fall, rise, and way of Man. II. A Comment on the 13th Chapter of the First Epistle to the Corinthians. III. The Mercies of God, and the Returns to be made for them. IV. The being filled with all the Fulness of God. V. Rewards and Punishments. VI. The Faith of Sinners, Satan, and Saints. Vii. Despising the goodness of God, and treasuring up Wrath. to which is added remarks on the memoirs of Tate Wilkinson Esquire, Manager of the Theatres-Royal, York and Hull. By Nicholas Manners
  by: Manners, Nicholas
  Published: (1791)