Josiah Spalding

Born	1751
Died	1823

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by Josiah Spalding First published in 1805 — 3 editions
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A sermon, on the nature and criminality of man's inability to serve the Lord: Delivered at Hardwick, June 15th, MDCCLXXXII

by Josiah Spalding First published in 1782 — 3 editions

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The burden and heat of the day borne by the Jewish church: a sermon preached at Shelburne before the Auxiliary Society for Foreign Missions at their annual meeting Oct. 12, 1813

by Josiah Spalding First published in 1814 — 2 editions

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God's promise to Zion, of union and harmony among her watchmen: a sermon, delivered at the ordination of the Rev. Alvan Tobey, A.M. to the pastoral care of the church in Wilmington (Ver.) Seprember 14, 1803

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The duty and importance of calling upon God illustrated: in two sermons. The substance of which was delivered at Shelburne, September 22d, 1799. In which, the question, whether it is better for an unregenerate man to pray, than to omit praying, is answered

by Josiah Spalding First published in 1800 — 2 editions

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The duty and importance of calling upon God, illustrated in two sermons: the substance of which was delivered at Shelburne, September 22d, 1799, in which the question, whether it is better for an unregenerate man to pray, than to omit praying, is answered

by Josiah Spalding First published in 1800 — 1 edition

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Universalism confounds and destroys itself, or, Letters to a friend: in four parts

by Josiah Spalding First published in 1805 — 1 edition

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A sermon, on the nature and criminality of man's inability to serve the Lord: Delivered at Hardwick, June 15th, MDCCLXXXII

The burden and heat of the day borne by the Jewish church: a sermon preached at Shelburne before the Auxiliary Society for Foreign Missions at their annual meeting Oct. 12, 1813

God's promise to Zion, of union and harmony among her watchmen: a sermon, delivered at the ordination of the Rev. Alvan Tobey, A.M. to the pastoral care of the church in Wilmington (Ver.) Seprember 14, 1803

The duty and importance of calling upon God illustrated: in two sermons. The substance of which was delivered at Shelburne, September 22d, 1799. In which, the question, whether it is better for an unregenerate man to pray, than to omit praying, is answered

The duty and importance of calling upon God, illustrated in two sermons: the substance of which was delivered at Shelburne, September 22d, 1799, in which the question, whether it is better for an unregenerate man to pray, than to omit praying, is answered

Universalism confounds and destroys itself, or, Letters to a friend: in four parts

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