Edward Dorr Griffin

Christ a covert from the tempest

1974

Sermons by the late Rev. Edward D. Griffin, D.D

1838

The doctrine of Divine efficiency

1833

The doctrine of divine efficiency, defended against certain modern speculations

1833

A letter to the Rev. Dr. William B. Sprague

1832

A Letter to the Rev. Ansel D. Eddy, of Canandiagua, N.Y

1832

A letter to the Rev. Ansel D. Eddy, of Canandaigua, N.Y

1832

Regeneration not wrought by light

1832

A sermon preached September 2, 1828, at the dedication of the new chapel connected with Williams College, Massachusetts. .

1828

Foreign missions

1819

An humble attempt to reconcile the differences of Christians respecting the extent of the Atonement

1819

A plea for Africa

1817

A series of lectures, delivered in Park Street Church, Boston, on Sabbath evening

1813

A series of lectures delivered in Park Street Church, Boston, on Sabbath evenings

1813

A sermon preached Jan. 10, 1810, at the Dedication of the church in Park Street, Boston

1810

An oration delivered June 21, 1809, on the day of the author's induction into the office of Bartlet Professor of Pulpit Eloquence, in the Divinity College at Andover

1809

The kingdom of Christ

1805

A series of lectures

Sermons

A sermon preached September, 14, l826, before the American board of missions, at Middletown, Connecticut

A tearful farewell from a faithful pastor

1993

A sermon preached before the annual convention of the Congregational ministers of Massachusetts, in Boston, May 29, 1828

1828

A sermon on the art of preaching

1825

The claims of seamen

1819

A sermon in which is attempted a full and explicit answer to the common and highly important question, "What wilt thou have me do?"

1819

Living to God

1816

A sermon, in which is attempted a full and explicit answer to the common and highly important question, What wilt Thou have me to do?

1814

A sermon preached October 20, 1813, at Sandwich, Massachusetts

1813

A sermon, preached August 11, 1811

1812

A sermon preached August 11, 1811, for the benefit of the Portsmouth Female Asylum

1811

A farewell sermon

1809

An oration

1809

A sermon preached July 22, 1807, at the funeral of the Rev. Alexander Macwhorter, D.D., senior pastor of the Presbyterian church in Newark, New-Jersey

1807

A speech delivered before the American Bible Society, in the city of New-York, May 11, 1820

An appeal to the Presbyterian Church on the subject of the New Testament

Extracts of missionary sermons, preached in America

A sermon preached September, 14, 1826, before the American Board of Missions, at Middletown, Connecticut

A sermon, preached October 20, 1813, at Sandwich, Massachusetts

A sermon, preached August 11, 1811, for the benefit of the Portsmouth Female Asylum

Christ came to call, not the righteous, but sinners

Sermons, not before published, on various practical subjects

A letter to a friend on the connexion between the new doctrines and the new measures

The worth of the soul

Sermon

The prayer of faith

A sermon, Sep. 2, 1827, before the candidates for the Bachelor's degree in Williams College

An address delivered to the class of graduates of Williams College, at the commencement, Sep. 4, 1822

Address delivered May 26, 1829

An address delivered on the 13th of May 1824, at the anniversary of the Presbyterian Education Society in the City of N.Y.

A sermon, preached September 2, 1827, before the candidates for the bachelor's degree in Williams college

The art of preaching

Causal power in regeneration proper, directed upon the mind and not exerted through the medium of motives

Sermon preached September 14, 1826 before the American Board of Missions

A series of lectures delivered in Park Street Church, Boston, on Sabbath evening

The kingdom of Christ: a missionary sermon

An address

An oration delivered June 21, 1809, on the day of the author's induction into the office of Bartlet Professor of Pulpit Eloquence, in the Divinity College, at Andover

Conversations between two laymen on strict and mixed communion

Strictures on a sermon by Edward D. Griffin ...

The causal power in regeneration proper direct upon the mind, and not exerted through the medium of motives