Results for “John A. Lent”
490 books found
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Our reception of the truth of Christ's message, a part of our moral probation
Samuel Wilberforce
1856
A sermon of the nature and end of repentance
William Case
1616
The Authentick tryals at large of John Swan and Elizabeth Jeffryes
Elizabeth Jeffryes
1752
Sermão qve pregov dom Francisco de Meneses doutor, & lente de theologia na vniuersidade de Coimbra, & conego magistral na sancta sè de Euora ...
Francisco de Meneses
1641
Bartholoman’s complete law reports of all the trials and causes that came on at the at the Yorkshire Lent Assize, March 9, 1811, before, The Honourable Sir Alexander Thomson, Knight, One of the Barons of our Lord the King of his Court of Exchequer [...]
Alexander (ed.) Bartholoman
1811
The sword of the Lord in the land, and Proud boasting our besetting sin as a nation
Elliott, Stephen Bishop
1844

Lenten sermons
Wilberforce, Samuel, 1805-1873
1858
A sermon preach'd at the funeral of the Right Reverend Father in God, John late Lord Bishop of Chester
William Lloyd
1698

Faces by the wayside
J. Barrie Shepherd
2012
Trials for murder at the Suffolk Lent Assizes, 1812
Edmund Thrower
1812
The arts of Louis Comfort Tiffany and his times
John and Mable Ringling Museum of Art
1975
A genuine account of the trial of John Richards and William Smith
1847
Deaths duell, or, A consolation to the soule, against the dying life, and living death of the body
John Donne
1633
The trial of John Fay, Esq. of Navan in the county of Meath, for conspiring with others to kill and murder the Revd. Thomas Butler of Ardbracken, and for administering unlawful oaths to several persons stiling themselves Defenders
Fay, John
1794
The deceitfulness of sin
Wilberforce, Samuel Lord Bishop of Oxford
1853

Genesis of grace
John Indermark
1997
The sword of the Lord in the land
Stephen Elliott
1844

A comics studies reader
Jeet Heer
2008

The Matthew passion
John Fenton
1995
Instructions and regulations for the fast of Lent ... 1797, and for the observance of Wednesday the 8th of March, as a day of particular humiliation and prayer within the London district
Catholic Church. Vicariate Apostolic of the London District (England)
1797
