Samuel Finley

American colonial (1715–1766)

Born	1715
Died	1766

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The madness of mankind: represented in a sermon, preached in the New Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia. On the ninth day of June, M,DCC,LIV.

by Samuel Finley First published in 1754 — 5 editions

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Christ triumphing, and Satan raging.: A sermon on Matth. XII.28. Wherein is proved, that the Kingdom of God is come unto us at this day. Preached at Nottingham in Pensilvania [sic]. Also is shewed, I. How it will appear that the Devil, in some measure, possesses every unregenerate soul. II. By what marks it will be discernable when he is cast out, &c.

by Samuel Finley First published in 1741 — 5 editions

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A letter to a friend

by Samuel Finley First published in 1741 — 5 editions

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The approved minister of God: A sermon preach'd at the ordination of the Reverend Mr. John Rodgers: at St. Georges, in Pennsylvania, March 16, 1749

by Samuel Finley First published in 1749 — 5 editions

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The curse of Meroz; or, The danger of neutrality, in the cause of God, and our country: A sermon, preached the 2d of October, 1757

by Samuel Finley First published in 1757 — 4 editions

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Faithful ministers the fathers of the church.: A sermon preached at Fogs-Mannor. On occasion of the death of the Reverend Mr Samuel Blair, who departed this life July 5. 1752 [i.e., 1751].

by Samuel Finley First published in 1752 — 3 editions

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Satan strip'd of his angelick robe: being the substance of several semons preach'd at Philadelphia, January 1742-3 from 2 Thessalonians 2. 11,12. Shewing, the strength, nature, and symptons [sic] of delusion. With an application to the Moravians

by Samuel Finley First published in 1743 — 3 editions

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A vindication of the charitable plea for the speechless: in answer to Mr. Abel Morgan's Antipaedorantism. Wherein the points in controversy are more largely opened, and his objections particularly considered, and refuted. : The whole is freely submitted to the judgment of common sense

by Samuel Finley First published in 1748 — 3 editions

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The successful minister of Christ distinguished in glory: A sermon, occasioned by the death of the late Reverend Mr. Gilbert Tennent, Pastor of the Second Presbyterian Congregation, in Philadelphia. Preached on the 2d day of September, 1764

by Samuel Finley First published in 1764 — 3 editions

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The power of Gospel ministers, and the efficacy of their ministrations: represented in a sermon, preached at New-Ark, before the Reverend Synod of New-York. September 26, 1754

by Samuel Finley First published in 1755 — 2 editions

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Christ triumphing, and Satan raging: A sermon on Matth. XII.28. Wherein is proved, that the Kingdom of God is come unto us at this day. Preached at Nottingham in Pensilvania [sic]. Also is shewed, I. How it will appear that the Devil, in some measure, possesses every unregenerate soul. II. By what marks it will be discernable when he is cast out, &c

by Samuel Finley First published in 1741 — 2 editions

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Clear light put out in obscure darkness: Being an examination and refutation of Mr. Thompson's sermon, entituled, The doctrine of convictions set in a clear light

by Samuel Finley First published in 1743 — 2 editions

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Satan stripp'd of his angelic robe: Being an abridgement of the substance of several sermons preached at Philadelphia, January 1742-3. From 2 Thess. ii. 11, 12. Shewing the strength, nature and symptoms of delusion. : With an application to the Moravians

by Samuel Finley First published in 1743 — 2 editions

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A charitable plea for the speechless: or, The right of believers-infants to baptism vindicated: and the mode of it by pouring or sprinkling justified.

by Samuel Finley First published in 1746 — 1 edition

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The curse of Meroz: or, The danger of neutrality, in the cause of God, and our country. A sermon, preached the 2d of October, 1757.

by Samuel Finley First published in 1757 — 1 edition

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The madness of mankind, represented in a sermon preached in the new Presbyterian church in Philadelphia, on the 9th of June 1754

by Samuel Finley First published in 1754 — 1 edition

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A sermon, occasioned by the death of the late Reverend Mr. Gilbert Tennent, pastor of the Second Presbyterian Congregation, in Philadelphia: preached on the 2d day of September, 1764

by Samuel Finley First published in 1764 — 1 edition

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The contrast, or The death-bed of a free-thinker and the death-bed of a Christian: exemplified in the last hours of the Hon. Francis Newport, and the Rev. Samuel Finley, D.D.

by Samuel Finley 1 edition

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The works of the Reverend Mr. Samuel Blair, late Minister of the Gospel at Fogs-Mannor, in Chester County, in Pennsylvania: Containing a collection of sermons on various subjects ... : Together with several treatises, viz. A vindication of the brethren, &c. The doctrine of predestination truly and fairly stated ... A short and faithful narrative of the late remarkable revival of religion, &c. The author's last advice to a number of his congregation, &c. : To which is added, A sermon preached at Mr. Blair's funeral by the Rev. Mr. Finley; and an elegy wrote by the Rev. Mr. Davis on the occasion

by Samuel Blair and Samuel Finley First published in 1754 — 1 edition

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A charitable plea for the speechless : or, The right of believers-infants to baptism vindicated: and the mode of it by pouring or sprinkling justified

by Samuel Finley First published in 1746 — 1 edition

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American colonial (1715–1766)

Born	1715
Died	1766

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ISNI: 0000000024909746
Library of Congress Names: n85028358
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Wikidata: Q7411376
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