Gib, Adam 1714-1788.
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Christ has other sheep, whom he must bring . A sermon upon John X.16. In the New-Church; Cross-Causeway, Edinburgh: immediately before the ordination of Mr. Thomas Beveridge to the office of the holy ministry, upon a mission to North America. By Adam Gib, Minister of the Gospel at Edinburgh.
Gib, Adam 1714-1788.Date: 1783- E-books
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Tables for the four evangelists containing I. The harmony of the gospels, and their general Contents II. The Order and Number of Christ's recorded Appearances after his Resurrection. III. The several Passages of the Evangelists, as stated in the Harmony. IV. A state of our Lord's Discourses, according to the order of time. V. A state of our Lord's Parables, according to the order of VI. A state of our Lord's Miracles, according to the order of time. Vii. A view of the places where our Lord sojourned ; with the distance at which, and the direction in which they did lie from Jerusalem. The whole very useful for a profitable reading, but especially for a proper expounding of the Gospels.
Gib, Adam 1714-1788.Date: 1770- E-books
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Vindiciæ dominicæ: a defence of the reformation-standards of the Church of Scotland, Concerning the Administration of the Lord's Supper; and the One Sonship of Jesus Christ: in which Some Doctrines of the said Standards, upon these important Subjects, are Explained and Vindicated
Gib, Adam 1714-1788.Date: 1778- E-books
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An exposition of a false and abusive libel , entitled, The procedure of the Associate Synod in Mr Pirie's case represented, and his protest against their sentence vindicated: to which is added, An essay on excommunication. In which the doctrine of liberty and necessity, according to the principles of calvinists and of Christian philosophy, is briefly stated; and some view is taken of the Essays on the principles of morality and natural religion, particularly of the Essay on Liberty and Necessity.
Gib, Adam 1714-1788.Date: 1764- E-books
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A warning against countenancing the ministrations of Mr. George Whitefield , published in the new church at Bristow, upon Sabbath, June 6. 1742. Together with an appendix upon the same subject, Wherein are shewn, that Mr. Whitefield is no Minister of Jesus Christ; that his Call and Coming to Scotland are scandalous; that his Practice is disorderly, and fertile of Disorder; that his whole Doctrine is, and his Success must be, diabolical; so that People ought to avoid him, from Duty to God, to the Church, to themselves, to Fellow-Men, to Posterity, and to him. By Adam Gib, Minister of the Gospel at Edinburgh.
Gib, Adam 1714-1788.Date: 1742