John Mead Ray

(1754-1837), Independent minister at Sudbury

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A sermon preached at Witham in Essex, June 23, 1782 , on occasion of the death of the Revd. Charles Case, A.M. who departed this life June 13th, in the 38th year of his age. By John Mead Ray. Published by Particular Desire.
John Mead RayDate: 1782
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Synopsis, or, a comprehensive view of philosophical, political & theological systems, from the creation to the present time, in which are shewn, wherein patriaichs, ... are right or wrong, ... A new edition with additions, ... By J. M. Ray, ..
John Mead RayDate: 1792
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The conflict and the crown of the faithful minister. A sermon, preached at Wattesfield in Suffolk, December 7th, 1788. on occasion of the death of the Reverend Thomas Harmer, Who departed this Life, Nov. 27, In the 74th Year of his Age. To which are added, brief memoirs of his life, character, and writings. By John Mead Ray. Published at the unanimous Request of the Family, and the Congregation
John Mead RayDate: 1789
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A revised translation and interpretation of the sacred scriptures , after the eastern manner, from Concurrent Authorities of the Critics, Interpreters, and Commentators Copies and Versions: Shewing, That the Inspired Writings contain the seeds of the valuable sciences, being the source whence the ancient Philosophers derived them, also the most ancient histories and greatest antiquities; and are the most entertaining as well as instructing to both the curious and serious.
Date: 1799
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Christian liberty or, the right of private judgment asserted: in a sermon, preached at Stowmarket, on Tuesday, December 1, 1789, before the deputies from the several protestant dissenting congregations in the county of Suffolk, Assembled for the Purpose of deliberating upon Measures proper to be pursued for obtaining a Repeal of the Corporation and Test Acts. Published at their Unanimous Request. By John Mead Ray.
John Mead RayDate: 1789