Author:John Pye Smith

John Pye Smith
(1774–1851)

John Pye Smith

Works

• An Essay on the Duty of Christians to enter full Communion with Congregational Churches (1796)
• Inaugural Address to the Students at Homerton (1801)
• The Prosperity of a Christian Church (1802)
• The Divine Glory displayed by the Permission of Sin (1803)
• Letters to the Rev. Thomas Belsham (1804) (external scan)
• A Concise Statement of the Evidence for the Obligation of Christian Churches to Celebrate the Lord's Supper every Lord's Day (1806)
• A Brief Memoir of Mr. George Hall (1807)
• Introductory Discourse at the Ordination of the Rev. John Bruce (1808)
• Charge, Delivered at the Ordination of the Rev. Alfred Bishop (1808)
• A Sermon occasioned by the Death of the Rev. Joseph Barber (1810)
• The Apostolic Ministry compared with the Pretensions of Spurious Religion and False Philosophy (1810)
• The Adoration of our Lord Jesus Christ vindicated from the Charge of Idolatry (1811)
• Charge, Delivered at the Ordination of the Rev. James Tait (1813)
• On the Sacrifice of Christ (1813) (external scan)
• Vindiciae Academicae. A Letter to the Rev. Robert Winter, D.D., in Defense of the Protestant Dissenting Academy at Homerton… (1813)
• Vindiciae Academicae. Part the Second, of a Defense of the … (1813) (external scan)
• Sequel to Vindiciae Academicae; being a Reply to the Rev. J. Kello's Valedictory Address … (1813)
• Introductory Discourse at the Ordination of the Rev. Henry Forster Burder (1814)
• The Reasons of the Protestant Religion (1815) (external scan)
• A Manual of Latin Grammar (1816) (external scan)
• The Guilt of Neglecting the Knowledge of Christ (1816) (external scan)
• The Sorrows of Britain (1817) (external scan)
• Prudence and Piety Recommended to Young Persons at their Entrance upon the Active Duty of Life (1820)
• The Connection of the Redeemer's Heavenly State with the Advancement of His Kingdom on Earth (1820)
• On the Comparative Advantages of Prescribed Forms and Free Prayer (1821)
• The Scripture Testimony to the Messiah (1818-21) (external scans (multiple parts): 1, 2, 3)
• The Means of obtaining Satisfaction with regard to the Truth of Religious Sentiments (1822)
• The Presence of God in Death (1824)
• A Vindication of those Citizens of Geneva … (1825)
• On the Evidence of the Divine Origin of Christianity from the Resurrection of Jesus (1827)
• Four Discourses on the Sacrifice and Priesthood of Jesus Christ (1828) (external scan)
• Answer to a printer paper entitled "Manifesto of the christian evidence society" (1829) (external scan)
• On the Principles of Interpretation as applied to the Prophesies of Scripture (1829) (external scan)
• On Church Discipline (1831)
• The Labours and the Reward of a Faithful Minister (1833) (external scan)
• The Necessity of Religion to the Well-Being of a Nation (1834) (external scan)
• On the Temper to be Cultivated by the Christians of Different Denominations towards each other (1835)
• The Protestant Dissent Vindicated (1835) (external scan)
• The Protestant Dissent further Vindicated (1835) (external scan)
• The Mosaic Account of the Creation and the Deluge (1837)
• On the Relation between the Holy Scriptures and some parts of Geological Science (1839) (external scan)
• Lecture delivered at the London Tavern (1842)

Works about Smith

• "Smith, John Pye," in Dictionary of National Biography, 1885-1900, London: Smith, Elder, & Co. (1885–1900) in 63 vols.