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England's present duty. A sermon preached on January the 19th. 1703/4, being the day appointed for fasting and prayer, by means of the dreadful storm of wind, which was on the 26 and 27 of November last. By D. Pead, Minister of St. James Clerkenwell, and Chaplain to His Grace, John Duke of Newcastle.
Pead, Deuel, -1727.
Date
1704
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Greatness and goodness reprieve not from death. A sermon Occasion'd by the death Of that Glorious Monarch William the Third, King of England, Scotland, France, and Ireland, &c. Preach'd April the 19th, 1702. At St. James Clerkenwell. By D. Pead, Chaplain to his Grace John Duke of Newcastle.
Pead, Deuel, -1727.
Date
MDCII [1702]
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The door of salvation opened; or, a voice from heaven to unregenerate sinners. Plainly shewing the necessity of opening your hearts to Christ, ... By Dr. Pede. ...
Passenger, Thomas
Date
1719
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The converted sinner: or, an account of the wonderful mercy of God recalling James Woossencraft, with seven of his companions, who had for many Years led a most Prophane and Ungodly course of Life: And of their Behaviour since. Together with a sermon preach'd upon that occasion at St. James Clerkenwell. By the Reverend D. Pead, Chaplain to His Grace the Duke of Newcastle.
Pead, Deuel, -1727.
Date
[1701]
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A perswasion to contentment, under all peoples afflictions whatsoever. ... Being the substance of a most excellent sermon, preach' upon this special occasion. By that learned and reverend divine, Doctor Pede.
Pead, Deuel, -1727.
Date
[1710]
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Good news for repenting sinners, but ill tidings for hypocrites, and pharisaical professors of religion. In two familiar dialogues. I. Between our blessed Saviour and a poor publican. II. Between our Lord and an hypocrite, or a proud, self-conceited pharisee. Very necessary to be read for the consolation of sincere penitents and the conviction of those that have only a form of godliness, but deny the power thereof.
Pead, Deuel, -1727.
Date
Printed in the year 1707
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Parturiunt montes, &c. or, Lewis and Clement taken in their own snare. A sermon preach'd in the Parish Church of St. James Clarkenwell, on Thursday February the 17th, 1708/9. Being the day of thanksgiving Appointed by Her Majesty for the glorious successes of the last campaign. By D. Pead, Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle. Publish'd at the Earnest Desire of the Auditory.
Pead, Deuel, -1727.
Date
1709
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Annus victoriis mirabilis: a thanksgiving sermon preach'd on Tuesday, Dec. 31. 1706. At St. James's Clerkenwell. Occasion'd by the signal victories obtain'd over the French, by the Duke of Marlborough, and the rest of the Confederate Forces. By Dr. Pead, Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle
Pead, Deuel, -1727.
Date
[1707?]
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Good news for repenting sinners, but ill tidings for hypocrites, and pharisaical professors of religion. In Two Familiar Dialogues. I. Between our Blessed Saviour and a poor Publican. II. Between our Lord and an Hypocrite, or a proud Self-Conceited Pharisee. Very necessary to be Read for the Consolation of Sincere Penitents, and the Conviction of those that have only a Form of Godliness, but deny the Power thereof. By the Reverend D. Peade. Licenced and Entred according to Order.
Pead, Deuel, -1727.
Date
1707
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The converted sinner: a sermon, preached at Clerkenwel church, on the wonderful and remarkable conversion of James Woossencraft, Who being a Notorious Swearer and Blasphemer, was Thrown into a Trance, in which he saw the Haniousness of his Crimes laid open, with the Dreadful Terrors of Hell, and the Joys of Heaven; whereby he is since become a real Penitent, Devout Person, and a good Christian. As are also Seven of his Companions who were as bad as himself. By the Reverend D. Pead, Minister of Clerkenwel Church, and Chaplain to his Grace the Duke of Newcastle.
Pead, Deuel, -1727.
Date
1701
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