Jenkins, Joseph, 1743-1819
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Joseph Jenkins Jenkins, Joseph (1743–1819), Particular Baptist minister
VIAF ID: 33418729 (Personal)
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Works
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| A calm reply to the first part of Mr. De Courcy's Rejoinder : as far as it relates to the scriptural mode of baptism. In a letter to a friend |
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| The christian's strength : A sermon preached at Wrexham, in Denbighshire, and published at request |
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| A defense of the Baptists against the aspersions and misrepresentations of Mr. Peter Edwards ... in his book entitled, Candid reasons for renouncing the pricipals of antipædobaptism, in a series of letters. |
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| Discourses on select passages of the scripture-history : In two volumes |
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| The divine testimony to the character and mission of Jesus Christ : considered in a sermon, occasioned by the death of the Rev. Mr. Samuel Ecking, Late Minister Of The Gospel In Chester, who departed this life, Feb. 5, 1785, In The Twenty-Seventh Year Of His Age. To which is added The oration delivered at his interment In Wrexham Published At Request |
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| The duty and reward of Christian faithfulness, 1819: |
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| Iawn ddefnydd o farnedigaethau Duw : Pregeth ar achos chwythad dychrynllyd, yng Nghaerlleon: Wedi ei chyhoeddi drwy Ddeisyfiad. Gan Joseph Jenkin. A.M |
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| The inconsistency of infant-sprinkling : with Christian-Baptism, with religious usefulness, and with salvation by grace alone. Being a reply to a treatise on baptism lately published, from a manuscript of the late Rev. Mr. Matthew Henry. In Six Letters to the Editor |
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| The love of the brethren, proceeding from a perception of the love of God : a sermon, occasioned by the death of the Rev. Samuel Stennett, D.D. Who departed this Life, Aug. 24, 1795. Preached In Little Wild-Street, Lincoln's-Inn Fields, Sept. 6, 1795. By Joseph Jenkins, D.D. Together with The address at the interment |
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| The national-Debt, considered in a sermon, preached at Wrexham, in Denbighshire, February 21, 1781, Being the Day appointed for a General Fast. By Joseph Jenkins, A.M |
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| The orthodox dissenting-minister's reasons : for a farther application to Parliament, for relief in the matter of subscription to the articles of the Church of England. (address'd to his own and other congregations.) |
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| The right improvement of divine judgments, 1772: |
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