The practical works of John Bunyan - Bunyan, John 1628-1688; Brown, John Newton 1803-1868, ed.; American Baptist Publication Society (Philadelphia American Baptist Publication Society, 1852)
v.1. Awakening works: the greatness of the soul : and the unspeakableness of the loss thereof. Sighs from hell : or, The groans of a lost soul. The resurrection of the dead, and eternal judgment.--v.2. Inviting works: The Jerusalem sinner saved: or, Good news for the vilest of men. Come and welcome to Jesus Christ. Christ a complete saviour: or, The intercession of Christ. The new birth: Bunyan's last sermon.--v.3. Devotional works: The spirit of prayer: or, A discourse touching prayer. The saint's privilege and profit: or, The throne of grace discovered. The desire of the righteous granted: or, A discourse of the righteous man's desires. The unsearchable riches of Christ: or, The saint's knowledge of Christ's incomprehensible love. Paul's departure and crown: or, Practical devotion to the work of life, the way to be always ready for death.--v.4. Directing works: Christian behaviour: being the fruits of true Christianity. The holy life and beauty of Christianity. The fear of God: what it is. An exhortation to peace and unity, addressed to all the churches of Jesus Christ. A caution to stir up souls to watch against sin.--v.5. Searching works: The strait gate: or, The great difficulty of going to heaven. The heavenly footman: or, A description of the man that gets to heaven. The barren figtree: or, The doom and downfall of the fruitless professor. The pharisee and the publican. Divine emblems: or, Temporal things spiritualized.--v.6. Consoling works: Israel's hope encouraged: or, What hope is. The work of Jesus Christ as an advocate, explained. The acceptable sacrifice: or, The excellency of a broken heart. The water of life: or, The richness and glory of the grace and spirit of the gospel.--v.7. Doctrinal works: Saved by grace: or, A discourse of the grace of God. Justification by an imputed righteousness. The doctrine of the law and grace unfolded. The law and a Christian. The Trinity and a Christian.--v.8. Experimental works : Grace abounding to the chief of siners, a faithful account of the life of John Bunyan, by himself. A relation of the imprisonment of John Bunyan, including his examination before the justices. Prison meditations. Bunyan's advice to sufferers : or, Seasonable counsel. A familiar cathecism, or, Instruction for the ignorant. Pastoral letters. Bunyan's dying sayings. A continuation of the life of John Bunyan, by one of his friends. An elegy, & c., on Bunyan's death.
Imperfect: t.-p. of v. 6 wanting.
Library has v. 4-7 only.