Sermons
Found in 357 Collections and/or Records:
Sermons and other theological material, 14th century
This is a fragment (8 folios) of a 14th century manuscript that contains various short sermons and other theological material.
Writing
The script is French or Italian.
Sermons and poems of Rev. Alexander Kirkwood
The collection comprises around 50 separate items including small booklets of notes and individual sheets.
Sermons by Andrew Gray (1633-1656), minister of the Outer High Kirk, Glasgow
Sermons by Donald Fraser (1733-1841), secession minister at Kennoway
Sermons of Donald Fraser, (1733-1841), secession minister at Kennoway. Contents page is in latin script, but the rest of the volume is written in shorthand.
Title reads "Sermons preached mostly at the Lord's Supper, with Addresses. Vol. IV"
End boards have pencil notes in both Latin script and shorthand
Sermons by John Hamilton (1713-1780), minister of the High Kirk, Glasgow
Sermon notebook of John Hamilton, Minister of the High Kirk, Glasgow (1713 - 1780).
Sermons preached at the Barony Church, Glasgow, 1741 - 1749, and at the High Kirk, 1749 - 1750. Notebook is quarter-bound octavo, with dense text in Hamilton's own hand. Each sermon is prefaced with a brief title, date, and place of preaching. 182 numbered pages. Contain bookplates of the library of Rev. David Welsh.
Sermons by Rev Thomas Gillespie (1708-1774), minister at Carnock
Sermons by Thomas Key (c.1688-1756), minister of Kilrenny
Volume of sermons on Romans 8, preached in Kilrenny, Fife.
Oblong volume with 95 numbered folios. The hand is a very small but is a clear secretary, with some italic features. No shorthand is immediately apparent, but a key is written in pencil on the front board.
From the General Assembly Library.
Sermons by William Fraser (1779-1853), Burgher minister at Alloa
Sermons of William Fraser (1779-1853), Burgher minister at Alloa. Contents is mostly long hand, with sermons in shorthand.
Also contains statistics on the students in the Burgher Divinity Hall, Selkirk, 1798 from when Fraser was a student there under Dr. George Lawson. Fraser tracks their ordination status and service until 1818.
