Joseph Benson

English Methodist minister and Methodist movement leader (1749-1821)

Born	1749
Died	1821

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The life of the Rev. John W. de la Flechere: compiled from the narrative of Rev. Mr. Wesley : the biographical notes of Rev. Mr. Gilpin : from his own letters, and other authentic documents, many of which were never before published

by Joseph Benson First published in 1805 — 5 editions
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Four sermons, on the second coming of Christ, and the future misery of the wicked.

by Joseph Benson First published in 1787 — 4 editions

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Four sermons, on the second coming of Christ, and the future misery of the wicked

by Joseph Benson First published in 1781 — 4 editions

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apology for the people called Methodists: containing a concise account of their origin and progress, doctrine, discipline and designs.

by Joseph Benson First published in 1801 — 3 editions

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defence of the Methodists: in five letters, addressed to the Rev. Dr. Tatham, containing sundry remarks on a late discourse, preached by that gentleman at four of the churches in Oxford, and entitled "A sermon suitable to the times."

by Joseph Benson First published in 1793 — 3 editions

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The life of the Rev. John W. de la Flechere: compiled from the narrative of Rev. Mr. Wesley ; the biographical notes of Rev. Mr. Gilpin ; from his own letters, and other authentic documents, many of which were never before published

by Joseph Benson First published in 1812 — 3 editions
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Sermons on Various Occasions: And Most of Them on the Principal Subjects of Genuine Christianity

by Joseph Benson First published in 1802 — 3 editions
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Two sermons, on sanctification: by Joseph Benson.

by Joseph Benson First published in 1782 — 3 editions

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Sermons on various occasions: and most of them on the principal subjects of genuine Christianity

by Joseph Benson First published in 1814 — 3 editions
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Sermons on various occasions: and most of them on the principal subjects of genuine Christianity

by Joseph Benson First published in 1814 — 2 editions

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farther defence of the Methodists: in five letters, addressed to the Rev. W. Russel, curate of Pershore, in answer to his hints to the Methodists and dissenters.

by Joseph Benson First published in 1793 — 2 editions

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scriptural essay towards the proof of an immortal spirit in man: being a continuationof the remarks on Dr. Priestley's System of materialism, just published

by Joseph Benson First published in 1788 — 2 editions

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A sermon preached, on the occasion of the death of Mrs. Foster, at the Chapel in Cherry Street, Birmingham, on Sundayevening, Aug. 29, 1790

by Joseph Benson First published in 1790 — 2 editions

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Two sermons on the nature and design of the Gospel of Christ: and the consequences of not being properly acquainted with it : with the reason why notwithstanding those consequences so many remain ignorant of it

by Joseph Benson First published in 1788 — 2 editions

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vindication of the people called Methodists: in answer to a "Report from the clergy of a district in the Diocese of Lincoln"; in a letter to Thomas Thompson, Esq. Banker in Hull

by Joseph Benson First published in 1800 — 2 editions

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A vindication of the people called Methodists, in answer to a "Report from the Clergy of a District in the Diocese of Lincoln"

by Joseph Benson First published in 1800 — 1 edition

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A sermon preached on the occasion of the death of Mrs. Foster: at the Chapel in Cherry Street, Birmingham, on Sunday evening, Aug. 29, 1790

by Joseph Benson First published in 1790 — 1 edition

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The substance of a sermon, preached on the occasion of the death of Mr. Alexander Mather: on Sunday the 31st of August, 1800, at the chapel in Queen-Street, and at the New-Chapel, City-Road, London

by Joseph Benson First published in 1800 — 1 edition

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A Methodist courtship: love letters of Joseph Benson & Sarah Thompson,1779-1780

by Joseph Benson First published in 1945 — 1 edition

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The inspector of Methodism inspected, and the Christian observer observed: being and answer to a pamphlet entitled, Methodism inspected

by Joseph Benson First published in 1803 — 1 edition

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English Methodist minister and Methodist movement leader (1749-1821)

Born	1749
Died	1821

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OLID: OL367195A
ISNI: 0000000063158084
VIAF: 72798228
Wikidata: Q16205460
Inventaire.io: wd:Q16205460

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