Works of Dr. John Tillotson, Late Archbishop of Canterbury. Vol. 09.

Name: Works of Dr. John Tillotson, Late Archbishop of Canterbury. Vol. 09.
Author: John Tillotson

John Tillotson (1630–1694) was an English Anglican clergyman who became Archbishop of Canterbury under William III in 1691. Earlier dean of St Paul's and a favorite preacher in London, he was admired for clear, reasonable, and practical preaching in the latitudinarian spirit of his age. His collected sermons, published in many volumes after his death, were read for more than a century as models of pulpit English.

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First published: 1694
Category: Sermons & Preaching
Length: 184k words · about 12 hours
Chapters: 37

About this book

The ninth volume of the collected works of John Tillotson, Archbishop of Canterbury, whose sermons were famous for their clarity, reasonableness, and plain good sense. This volume gathers further sermons from his London ministry and his years as archbishop, marked throughout by lucidity and moderation. Tillotson's calm and lucid style set the pattern for English preaching for generations after him.

Sermon CCVII. Of the Necessity of Good Works.
Sermon CCVIII. Of the Necessity of Good Works.
Sermon CCIX. Of Doing All to the Glory of God.
Sermon CCX. Doing Good, a Security Against Injuries from Men.
Sermon CCXI. Of Diligence in Our General and Particular Calling. 🔒
Sermon CCXII. Of the Blessedness of Giving, More Than That of Receiving. 🔒
Sermon CCXIV. The True Remedy Against the Troubles of Life. 🔒
Sermon CCXV. The True Remedy Against the Troubles of Life. 🔒
Sermon CCXVI. The True Remedy Against the Troubles of Life. 🔒
Sermon CCXVII. The True Remedy Against the Troubles of Life. 🔒
Sermon CCXVIII. Of the Nature of Faith in General. · Part 1 🔒
Sermon CCXVIII. Of the Nature of Faith in General. · OF A RELIGIOUS AND DIVINE FAITH. 🔒
Sermon CCXVIII. Of the Nature of Faith in General. · OF THE FAITH OR PERSUASION OF A DIVINE REVELATION. 🔒
Sermon CCXXI. Of the Faith or Persuasion of a Divine Revelation. 🔒
Sermon CCXXII. Of the Treatment of the Spirit, to the Truth of the Gospel. 🔒
Sermon CCXXIII. The Efficacy, Usefulness, and Reasonableness, of Divine Faith. 🔒
Sermon CCXXIV. Of the Christian Faith, the Means of Its Conveyance, and Our Obligation to Receive It. 🔒
Sermon CCXXV. Of the Christian Fiath, Which Sanctifies, Justifies, and Saves. 🔒
Sermon CCXXVI. Of Justifying Faith. 🔒
Sermon CCXXVII. The Condition of the Gospel-Covenant, and the Merit of Christ, Consistent. 🔒
Sermon CCXXVIII. Of the Miracles Wrought in Confirmation of Christianity. 🔒
Sermon CCXXIX. Of the Miracles Wrought in Confirmation of Christianity. 🔒
Sermon CCXXX. Of the Miracles Wrought in Confirmation of Christianity. 🔒
Sermon CCXXXI. The Advantages of Truth, in Opposition to Error. 🔒
Sermon CCXXXII. The Advantages of Truth, in Opposition to Error. 🔒
Sermon CCXXXIII. The Evidences of the Truth of the Christian Religion; with the Cause and Danger of Infidelity. 🔒
Sermon CCXXXIV. The Evidences of the Truth of the Christian Religion. 🔒
Sermon CCXXXV. The Evidences of the Truth of the Christian Religion. 🔒
Sermon CCXXXVI. The Evidences of the Truth of the Christian Religion. 🔒
Sermon CCXXXVII. The Evidences of the Truth of the Christian Religion. 🔒
Sermon CCXXXVIII. The Evidences of the Truth of the Christian Religion. 🔒
Sermon CCXXXIX. The Evidences of the Truth of the Christian Religion. 🔒
Sermon CCXL. The Evidences of the Truth of the Christian Religion. 🔒
Sermon CCXLI. The Evidence of the Truth of the Christian Religion. 🔒
Sermon CCXLII. The Excellency and Universality of the Christian Revelation, with the Sin and Danger of Rejecting It 🔒
Sermon CCXLIII. The Excellency and Universality of the Christian Revelation, with the Sin and Danger of Rejecting It. 🔒
Sermon CCXLIV. The Excellency and Universality of the Christian Revelation, with the Sin and Danger of Rejecting It. 🔒