English churchman and writer, Archdeacon of Northumberland (1693-1758)
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An enquiry about the lawfulness of eating blood. Occasion'd by "Revelation examin'd with candour" [by Patrick Delany]. In a letter to a friend. With some remarks upon the "Question about eating of blood stated and examin'd" [by John Averell] / [By a Prebendary of York i.e. T. Sharp].
Thomas SharpDate: 1733- E-books
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Divine harmony being a collection of psalm-tunes, in three, four, and five, parts, composed by the late Rev. Phocion Henley, M.A. and the late Rev. Thomas Sharp, M.A. Second tenor.
Date: 1798- E-books
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Divine harmony being a collection of psalm-tunes, in three, four, and five, parts, composed by the late Rev. Phocion Henley, M.A. and the late Rev. Thomas Sharp, M.A. Contra-Tenor and tenor.
Date: 1798
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A defence of the Enquiry about the lawfulness of eating blood. In answer to the remarks of The Apostolical decree at Jerusalem prov'd to be still in force / [attributed to William Burscough] By a prebendary of York [i.e. Thomas Sharp] With some remarks on the defence of Revelation examin'd with candour [by Patrick Delany].
Thomas SharpDate: 1734- E-books
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Divine harmony being a collection of psalm-tunes, in three, four, and five, parts, composed by the late Rev. Phocion Henley, M.A. and the late Rev. Thomas Sharp, M.A. Treble and bass.
Date: 1798
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Strictures upon some passages in Dr. Sharp's Cherubim . To which is subjoin'd a short reply to certain reveiwers [sic], by way of postscript. By the author of Elihu, and the Christian plan.
Hodges, Walter 1695-1757.Date: 1756- E-books
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The works of Thomas Sharp, D.D. late archdeacon of Northumberland, and prebendary of Durbam. In six volumes . Containing, Occasional sermons. Tracts on various subjects. Considerations on the rubric and canons. Dissertations on Elobim and Berith. A defence of the dissertations, in three parts. Discoures, touching the antiquity of the Hebrew tongue and character. An examination of Mr Hutchinson's exposition of Cherubin. Being all that were printed in the author's life-time.
Sharp, Thomas 1693-1758.Date: 1763- E-books
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Remarks on Dr Sharp's pieces on the words Elohim and Berith . Among which, In shewing the absolute Unfitness of the Arabic Tongue to give a Root to the Divine Name Elahîm, some account is given of the Chaldee, Syriac, Samaritan, and Arabic dialects; shewing them to have been all anciently one Language: as also what that Language was: with a Word on the Hebrew and Samaritan Alphabets, proving that those Alphabets could not have been chang'd, the one for the other, in Copying the Hebrew Scriptures, after the Babylonish Captivity, as hath been pretended. By Benjamin Holloway, LL. B. Rector of Middleton-Stony, Oxfordshire.
Holloway, Benjamin ca. 1691-1759.Date: 1751