Mark Hopkins

God's provisions and man's perversions

An address delivered at the dedication of Williston Seminary, East-Hampton, Mass., Dec. 1, 1841

A sermon on the occasion of the dedication of the First Congregational Church and chapel of Great Barrington, Mass., September 21, 1883

Science and religion

Spirit, soul and body

The temple of God

There shall be an handful of corn in the earth upon the top of the moutnains; the fruit thereof shall shake like Lebanon

Receiving and giving

A discourse, occasioned by the death of the Rev. Edward Dorr Griffin, D.D.

The law of love and love as a law

Zeal

The Sabbath and free institutions

The object, subject, and manner of preaching

Prayer and the prayer-gauge

A sermon delivered at Pittsfield, August 22, 1844

An address, delivered before the Society of Alumni of Williams College

Dr. Hopkins' memorial discourse on President Garfield

An inaugural discourse, delivered at Williams college, September 15, 1836

A sermon preached before the annual convention of the Congregational ministers of Massachusetts, in Boston, May 29, 1845

The living house, or God's method of social unity

Influence of the Gospel in liberalizing the mind

Higher and lower good

Burdens to be cast upon the Lord

Spiritual worship

Receiving and giving. A baccalaurete sermon, delivered at Williamstown, Mass. August 15, 1852

Colleges and stability

Lectures on the evidences of Christianity

The law of love, and love as a law; or, Moral science, theoretical and practical

Lectures on moral science

Evidences of Christianity

An outline study of man

The law of love and love as a law, or, Christian ethics

Spiritual worship delivered before the pastoral association of Massachusetts in Park Street Church, Boston, May, 30, 1843

The Bible and Pantheism

Sermon

A sermon, delivered at Plymouth