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Title: Memoirs of the lives, characters and writings of those two eminently pious and useful ministers of Jesus Christ, Dr. Isaac Watts and Dr. Philip Doddridge.
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Print source: Memoirs of the lives, characters and writings of those two eminently pious and useful ministers of Jesus Christ, Dr. Isaac Watts and Dr. Philip Doddridge.
Belknap, Jeremy, 1744-1798., Kippis, Andrew, 1725-1795., Palmer, Samuel, 1741-1813., Watts, Isaac, 1674-1748.
Printed at Boston,: by Peter Edes for David West., MDCCXCII. [1793]
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Watts, Isaac, 1674-1748.
Doddridge, Philip, 1702-1751.
Hymns.
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MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, CHARACTER, AND WRITINGS OF DR. ISAAC WATTS.
FIRST APPENDIX.
No. I. The sacred Concert of Praise.
No. II. An HYMN to CHRIST JESUS, the Eternal Life.
No. III. On the Sight of Queen MARY, in the Year 1694.
No. IV. ODE to Lady SUNDERLAND.
On the sight of this ode the following lines were written by Dr. SAVAGE, successor to Dr. WATTS.
No. V. SICKNESS and RECOVERY.
THOUGHTS and MEDITATIONS in a long SICKNESS, 1712 and 1713.
The hurry of the spirits, in a fever and nervous disorders.
Peace of CONSCIENCE and Prayer for HEALTH.
Encourag'd to hope for HEALTH in MAY. December 1712.
The wearisome Weeks of SICKNESS. 1712, or 1713.
A HYMN of PRAISE for RECOVERY.
No. VI. An ELEGIAC ODE at the DEATH of Sir THOMAS ABNEY, Knight and Alderman of London,Feb. 6, 1721-2, in the 83d Year of his Age. Affixed to some Memoirs of his Life, and inscribed
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AT THE DEATH of that excellent Man SIR THOMAS ABNEY, A SOLILOQUY, or MOURNING MEDITATION.
PART. I. His private LIFE.
PART II. His Public CHARACTER and DEATH.
No. VII. To LUCIUS, on the Death of SERENA.
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DEATH and HEAVEN. In Five LYRICK ODES. ODE. I. The Spirit's Farewel to the Body after long Sickness.
ODE II. The Departing Moment; or, Absent from the Body.
ODE III. Entrance into Paradise; or, Present with the Lord.
ODE IV. The Sight of GOD in Heaven.
ODE V. A FUNERAL ODE at the Interment of the Body. Supposed to be sung by the Mourners.
No. VIII. On the CORONATION of their Majesties King GEORGE II. and Queen CAROLINE,October 11, 1727. The CORONATION-DAY. An ODE.
No. IX. REDEMPTION.
No. X. Complaint and Hope under great Pain. 1736.
No. XI. The Diamond painted.
SECOND APPENDIX. From a Life of Dr. WATTS, by SAMUEL PALMER.
No. I. An authentic Account of Dr. WATTS's last avowed sentiments concerning the Doctrine of the TRINITY, the DEITY of CHRIST, &c.
No. II. The Author's Solemn Address to the great and ever-blessed GOD, on a Review of what he had written in the Trinitarian Controversy, prefixed by him to some Pieces on that Subject which it was not judged necessary to publish.
No. III. TWO LETTERS between the Publisher of this Work and a Friend, concerning Dr. WATTS's Sentiments respecting the Trinity.
LETTER I.
LETTER II. Answer to the foregoing.
No. IV. Containing an account of Dr. Watts's Manu|scripts, and an Abstract of a Correspond|ence between him and the Rev. Martin Tom|kins, on the Worship of the Holy Spirit, and on Trinitarian Doxologies.
No. V. Dr. WATTS's Sentiments concerning the Deity of the Holy Spirit, as collected from a Corres|pondence between him and the Rev. Mr. Mar|tin Tomkins, on the Propriety of worshipping the Spirit by Doxologies.
CONCLUSION.
MEMOIRS OF THE LIFE, CHARACTER, AND WRITINGS OF DR. PHILIP DODDRIDGE.
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