Thomas Smyth
Born 1808-01-01
Died 1873-01-01
Identifiers
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Top Subjects
- South Carolina (6)
- United States (6)
- Missions (5)
- Charleston (4)
- Presbyterian Church (4)
- Sermons (4)
- History (4)
Books by Thomas Smyth
Total count: 85
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An addressdelivered before a meeting of the friends of Sunday-schools, in the Wentworth Street Baptist Church, Charleston, S.C. on Monday, April 29, 1844American Sunday-School Union, 146 Chestnut Street1800-01-01
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Forms of doxology and benedictionwith concluding prayersPrinted by B.B. Hussey1800-01-01
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Prospects of the heathen for eternityObserver Office Press1835-01-01
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The voice of God in calamity, or, Reflections on the loss of the steam-boat Home, October 9, 1837a sermon delivered ...Jenkins & Hussey1837-01-01
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The voice of God in calamity, or, Reflections on the loss of the steam-boat Home, October 9, 1837a sermon delivered in the Second Presbyterian church, Charleston, on Sabbath morning, October 22, 1837Jenkins & Hussey1837-01-01
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Oration, delivered on the forty-eighth anniversary of the Orphan House, in Charleston, S.C. October 18th, 1837Printed by J.S. Burges, No. 85 East Bay1837-01-01
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The history of the Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston, S. C.two discourses, delivered in the Second Presbyterian Church, on the occasion of its twenty-sixth anniversary, April 3d, 1837[s.n.]1837-01-01
Oration delivered on the forty-eighth anniversary of the Orphan House, in Charleston, S.C., October 18th, 1837.Printed by J.S. Burges1837-01-01-
The theatre, a school of religion, manners and moralstwo discourses, delivered on the opening of the new theatre in CharlestonJenkins & Hussey1838-01-01
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The theatre, a school of religion, manners and moralstwo discourses, delivered on the opening of the new theatre in Charleston2nd edJenkins & Hussey1838-01-01
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Two discourses on the occasion of the great fire in Charlestonon Friday night, April 27th, 1838. Delivered in the Second Presbyterian church, on Sabbath, May 6, 1838J.P. Beile1838-01-01
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The late Charleston Union Presbyterythe occasion of its division fairly stated, and the action of Presbytery fully justifiedObserver Office Press1840-01-01
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The late Charleston Union Presbyterythe occasion of its division fairly stated, and the action of Presbytery fully justifiedObserver Office Press1840-01-01
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Presbyterianism, the revolutionthe declaration, and the constitutions.n.1840-01-01
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The eldership of the Presbyterian Church2nd ed., greatly enlarged.Second Presbyterian Church1840-01-01
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Claims of the Presbyterian churchPublished by the publication fund of the Second Presbyterian church, and for sale at the depository, Chalmers St. Printed by B. B. Hussey, 36 Broad Street1840-01-01
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Claims of the Christian ministry to an adequate supportSecond Presbyterian Church1840-01-01
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Form for the solemnization of matrimony, according to the order of the Presbyterian churchCrocker and Brewster.1841-01-01
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Tracts on PresbyterianismPrinted by B.B. Hussey ...1841-01-01
The prelatical doctrine of apostolical succession examinedand the Protestant ministry defended against the assumptions of popery and high-churchism, in a series of lectures.Crocker & Brewster1841-01-01-
Forms for the solemnization of matrimony according to the Presbyterian churchCrocker and Brewster1841-01-01
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An ecclesiastical catechism of the Presbyterian Churchfor the use of families, Bible-classes, and private membersB.B. Hussey1841-01-01
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The prelatical doctrine of apostolical succession examinedand the Protestant ministry defended against the assumptions of popery and high-churchism, in a series of lecturesCrocker & Brewster1841-01-01
Ecclesiastical republicanismor, the republicanism, liberality, and catholicity of presbytery, in contrast with prelacy and poperyCrocker and Brewster1843-01-01-
The exodus of the Church of Scotlandand the claims of the Free church of Scotland to the sympathy and assistance of American Christians.Printed by B. Jenkins1843-01-01
Presbytery and not prelacythe scriptural and primitive polity, proved from the testimonies of scripture;... also, the antiquity of presbytery; including an account of the ancient Culdees, and of St. PatrickCrocker and Brewster1843-01-01-
Presbytery and note prelacy the scriptural and primitive polityW. Collins1844-01-01
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The life and character of Calvinthe reformer : reviewed and defendedPresbyterian Board of Education1844-01-01
The life and character of Calvin, the reformer, reviewed and defended.Presbyterian Board of Publication1844-01-01
The history, character, and results, of the Westminster assembly of divines.A discourse, in commemoration of the bi-centenary annivirsary of that body.Leavitt, Trow, & co.; [etc., etc.]1844-01-01
The Romish and prelatical rite of confirmation examinedand proved to be contrary to the Scriptures.Mark H. Newman1845-01-01
The name, nature, and functions, of ruling elderswherein it is shown from the testimony of Scripture, the Fathers, and the Reformers, that ruling elders are not presbyters or bishops, and that as representatives of the people, their office ought to be temporaryMark H. Newman1845-01-01-
The name, nature, and functions, of ruling elders ...With an appendix, on the use of the title bishop. ...M.H. Newman [etc.]1845-01-01
Denominational education, its necessity and its practicability, especially as it regards collegesan address delivered before the Thalian and Phi-Delta Societies of Oglethorpe University.Printed by B. Jenkins1846-01-01-
The duty of interesting children in the missionary causeand how this is to be donePrinted by B. Jenkins1846-01-01
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Denominational education : its necessity and its practicabilityespceially as it regards colleges an address delivered before the Thalian and Phi-Delta Societies of Oglethorpe UniversityB. Jenkins1846-01-01
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The duty of interesting children in the missionary cause, and how this is to be donePrinted by B. Jenkins1846-01-01
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Mary not a perpetual virgin, nor the Mother of God, but only a sinner saved by grace through the worship and mediation of Jesus Christ, her God and our Godtogether with a view of the true position, duty and liberty of woman, under the gospel dispensations.n.]1846-01-01
Solace for bereaved parentsor, Infants die to live. With an historical account of the doctrine of infant salvation. Also very full selections from various authors, in prose and poetry.R. Carter1846-01-01-
Mary not a perpetual virgin, nor the mother of Godbut only a sinner saved by grace, through the worship and mediation of Jesus Christ, her God and our God. Together with a view of the true position, duty, and liberty of woman, under the gospel dispensationPrinted by B. Jenkins, 100 Hayne-Street1846-01-01
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The true origin and source of the Mecklenburg and National Declaration of independenceI. C. Morgan1847-01-01
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The relations of Christianity to warand the portraiture of a Christian soldier. A discourse delivered on occasion of the first commencement of the Citadel AcademyPrinted by B. Jenkins1847-01-01
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The destined efficiency of juvenile missionary effortPrinted by B. Jenkins1847-01-01
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Correspondence between the Rev. Messrs. Dana and Smyththrough the mediation of the Hon. R.B. Gilchrist, and the Rev. Dr. BachmanT.W. Haynes1847-01-01
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The true origin and source of the Mecklenburg and National Declaration of independenceI.C. Morgan1847-01-01
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The character of the late Thomas Chalmers, D. D., LL. D., and the lessons of his life, from personal recollectionsSouthern Christian Advocate1848-01-01
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The office and functions of deaconsin relation to those of the pastor and ruling eldersPrinted by I. C. Morgan1848-01-01
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Denominational education in parochial schools and religious colleges, enforced upon every church by divine authorityI.C. Morgan, Printer1849-01-01
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A pattern of mercy and holiness exhibited in the conversion and subsequent character of Col. William Yeadonruling elder in the Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston, S.C. : a discourseJohn Russell1849-01-01
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A pattern of mercy and holiness, exhibited in the conversion and subsequent character of Col. William Yeadon, ruling elder in the Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston, S.C.a discourseJohn Russell1849-01-01
The unity of the human races proved to be the doctrine of Scripture, reason, and science.G. P. Putnam1850-01-01-
The unity of the human races proved to be the doctrine of Scripture, reason, and sciencewith a review of the present position and theory of Professor Agassiz ...Johnstone and Hunter1851-01-01
The unity of the human races proved to be the doctrine of Scripture reason and sciencewith a review of the present position and theory of Professor AgassizJohnstone and Hunter1851-01-01
The church awakened to her duty and her dangera sermonMission House1853-01-01-
Collections for charitable and religious purposesa part of the service of God, a means of grace, and therefore an essential part of Christianity3d ed.James, Williams & Gitsinger1855-01-01
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Christians Christ representatives and agents for the conversion of the world, and self-denying love and liberality essential to Christian character and happinessEdward O. Jenkins, printer1855-01-01
By whom is the world to be converted? or, Christians Christ's representatives and agents for the conversion of the worldPresbyterian Board of Publication1856-01-01
Calvin and his enemies.A memoir of the life, character, and principles of Calvin.New ed., rev. and enl.Presbyterian Board of Publication1856-01-01-
Calvin and his enemiesa memoir of the life, character, and principles of John CalvinNew ed.Presbyterian Board of Publication1856-01-01
By whom is the world to be converted?Presbyterian board of publications1856-01-01-
The nature and claims of Young Men's Christian AssociationsJ.B. Lippincott & Co.1857-01-01
The nature and claims of Young Men's Christian Associations.s.n.1857-01-01-
Why do I live?published by the American Tract Society1857-01-01
The well in the valley ...American Sunday-School Union1857-01-01
Faiththe principle of missions.Presbyterian Board of Publication1857-01-01
Faiththe principle of missionsPresbyterian board of publication1857-01-01
Obedience, the Life of MissionsPresbyterian Board ofPublication1858-01-01-
Obedience, the life of missionsPresbyterian Board of Publication1858-01-01
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Claims of the Presbyterian ChurchSecond Presbyterian Church1860-01-01
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The sin and the curse, or, The Union, the true source of disunion, and our duty in the present crisisa discourse preached on the occasion of the day of humiliation and prayer appointed by the governor of South Carolina, on November 21st, 1860, in the Second Presbyterian Church, Charleston, S.C.Evans & Cogswell1860-01-01
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The sin and the curseor, The Union, the true source of disunion, and our duty in the present crisis.Steam-power presses of Evans & Cogswell1860-01-01
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The battle of Fort Sumterits mystery and miracle, God's mastery and mercy. A discourse preached on the day of national fasting, thanksgiving and prayer, in the First Presbyterian Church, Charleston, S.C., June 13, 1861Southern Guardian Steam-power Press1861-01-01
In memoriamEvans & Cogswell1874-01-01-
Complete works of Rev. Thomas Smyth, D.DNew ed. / with brief notes and prefaces, biographical sketch in last volume.Reprinted by the R.L. Bryan Co.1908-01-01
Complete worksNew ed.Reprinted by Bryan1908-01-01
Calvin defendeda memoir of the life, character, and principles of John CalvinNew ed.Board of Publication1909-01-01
Autobiographical notes, letters and reflectionsWalker, Evans & Cogswell company1914-01-01
Autobiographical notes, letters and reflectionsWalker, Evans & Cogswell company1914-01-01-
Wandering ThoughtsExposition-Phoenix Press, Incorporated1979-01-01
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Wandering Thoughts Still ComeExposition Pr of Florida1983-04-01
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An ecclesiastical catechism of the Presbyterian churchfor the use of families, Bible-classes, and private members6th ed., rev.Presbyterian Committee of Publication1986-01-01
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National security and the industrial policy debatemodernizing defense manufacturingNational Security Program, John F. Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University1991-01-01
The Principles of Writing in Psychology (Palgrave Study Guides)Palgrave Macmillan2005-02-10
Why do I live?published by the American Tract Society-
The divine appointment and obligation of capital punishment, with its bearing on the recent execution of colored persons, and their religious instruction