Sermon I. The reasonableness and advantages of an early conversion to God demonstrated.
Sermon II. on the same text.
Sermon III. on the same text.
Sermon IV. The groans of a saint, under the burden of a mortal body. A sermon. preach'd at the funeral of
Mr. John Belcher,late minister of the gospel, April 1, 1695.
Sermon V. Preach'd on Thursday the 7th of September, 1704. being the day appointed by her majesty for
a solemn thanksgivingto almighty God for the late glorious victory obtained over the French and Bavarians
at Blenheim near Hochstet, by the confederate forces under the command of the duke of Marlborough.
Sermon VI. Preach'd on Thursday the 27th of June, 1706. being the day appointed by her majesty for a solemn thanksgiving to
almighty God for the late glorious progress of her majesty's arms, and those of her allies, in Flanders and Spain;
Sermon VII. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, Sept. 6, 1707. The second sermon on the same text.
Sermon VIII. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, Sept. 13, 1707.The third sermon on the same text.
Sermon IX. The rest of the people of God. A funeral sermon occasioned by the death of the reverend Mr. John Piggott,
late minister of the gospel. Preach'd March 29, 1713;.
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Sermon I. Preach'd before an assembly of ministers at Jomers-Hall, on March 25, 1706.
For all seek their own, not the things which are Jesus Christ's.
Sermon II. Preach'd before the societies for reformation of manners, at Salters-Hall,June 26, 1703.
Righteousness exalteth a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people.
Sermon III. Preach'd at the ordination of the reverend Mr. David Rees, and two deacons, at Limehouse,
Feb. 19, 1705-6. For this cause lest I thee in Crete, that thou shouldst set in order the things that are wanting,
and ordain elders in every city, as I had appointed thee.
Sermon IV. Preach'd at Spittle-fields, June 16, 1700. But we preach Christ crucified; unto the Jews a
stumbling-block, and unto the Greeks foolisness, but unto them which are called both Jews
and Greeks, Christ, the power of God, and the wisdom of God.
Sermon V. Preach'd at Spittle-fields, June 30, 1700. The second Sermon on the same text:
Sermon VI. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, August 30, 1707. Wherefore he is able to save them to the uttermost,
that come unto God by him, feeing he ever livcth to make intcrcession for them.
Sermon VII. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, Sept. 6, 1707. The second Sermon on the same text.
Sermon VIII. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, Sept. 13, 1707. The third Sermon on the same text.
Sermon IX. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, Nov. 8, 1707. Verily I say unto you, Among them that are born of women,
there hath not risen a greater than John the baptist: not with standing, he that is least in the kingdom of heaven, is
greater than he. And from the days of John the Baptist until now, the kingdom of heaven suffereth violence;
and the violent take it by force.
Sermon X. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, Nov. 15, 1707. The second sermon, on the same text.
Sermon XL. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, Nov. 29, 1707. The third sermon on the same text.
Sermon XII. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, Feb. 3, 1704-5. Buy the truth, and sell it not.
Sermon XIII. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, Feb. 10, 1704-5. The second sermon on the same text:
Sermon XIV. Of loving the Lord our God.
Sermon XV. The unchangeable duration of the moral law considered.
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Sermon I. Preached at Finners-Hall, Dec. 2, 1704. Thou shalt not follow a multitude to do evil.
Sermon II. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, Dec. 9, 1704. The second sermon on the same text
Sermon II. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, Dec. 16, 1704. The third Sermon on the same text.
Sermon IV. Preach'd at Barbican, Nov. 28, 1708. For this is the love of God,that we keep his
commandments: and his commandments are not grievous,
Sermon V. Preached at Pinners-Hall, April 28, 1705. For I Say unto you, that except your
righteousness shall exceed the righteousness of the Scribes and Pharisees, ye shall in no
case enter into the kingdom of heaven.
Sermon VI. The second sermon on the same text.
Sermon VII. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, May12, 1705.The third sermon on the same text.
Sermon VIII. Preach'd at Joiners-Hall, March 24, 1705-6. My son despite chastening
of the Lord: neither be weary of his correction, For whom the Lord love thy he
correcteth; even as a father the son whom he delightet.
Sermon IX. Preach'd at Joiners-Hall, March 24, 1705-6, The second second on the same text.
Sermon X. Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, Jan. 20, 1704-5. On a sacramental occasion. The next day John seeth
Jesus coming unto him, and taketh behold the Lamb of God, which taketh away the sin of the worlds
Sermon XL Preach'd at Pinners-Hall, Jan. 27, 1704-5, The second sermon on the same text.
Sermon XII. Occasion'd by the death of Mr. Hill. Preached at Pinners-Hall, Aug. 17, 1706.
There the wicked cease from troubling: and there the weary be at rest.
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Note: All hymn references are in Joseph Stennett Hymn Poems!
A Poem to the memory of Mr. Nathanael Taylor, late minister of the gospel.
A poem to the memory of his late majesty William III.
To my friend Mr. _______, on his philosophical dream.
To Mr. William Mason, on his excellent short-hand.
To the reverend Mr. Samuel Wesley, on his ingenious poem, entitled, The life of Christ &c. published Anno 1693.
On the profane liberty of poets in their love-verses.
Perfection.
An epitaph on Mordecai Abbot Esq;. An epitaph on the reverend Mr. Wells, minister of the gospel.
On the death of my little Beni. an infant.
Simeon's words paraphrased.
A Translation of Mr. C____*s latin verses, with additions, on the death of the earl of Rochester's child. Presented to the countess of
Rochester, by Mr. C_____.
On Proverbs XIV. 9. Fools make a mock of
On a marble-piece representing Christ bound to a pillar. Translated from the Italian; but somewhat altered.
Man changeable, but God always the same.
To the illustrious prince of Orange, on his expedition into England, anno 1688.
On the Sabbath.
On the Sabbath.
Religion
Love to a crucified Jesus.
On the French persecution.
An epitaph on his father and mother, Mr. Edward and Mrs. Mary Stennett,
An epitaph on Mr. William Morton,of Knaphill in Buckinghamshire.
Mary Magdalen.
The Hypocrite.
An Enigma on writing.
On the accession. of king William and Queen Mary.
On a famous vote of the house of peers, relating to king William.
On martyrdom. Written 1685.
Psalm XVIII. Verse 1-15.
Part of Psalm XXVIL and LXXXIV.
Psalm CIII.
Psalm CXXXIV.
Paraphrase on Proverbs IX.
Part of a Poem design'd by the author, on the death of the reverend Mr. John Piggot.
The first Inventors of poesy described in a military metaphor.
Letter I. Concerning the abolition of the law of Moses.
Letter II On the same subject.
Letter III To Mr. W. K. jun.
Remarks upon a letter sent to Mr. Charsley of Agmondesham.
Of occasional conformity to the church of England; in a letter to Mr. J__ B____, Nov. 27. 1710.
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