Samuel Blair, Sr. (1712-1751) — Log College Press

Samuel Blair, Sr. (1712-1751)

Biography (Wikipedia)

Biography (McClintock and Strong Biblical Cyclopedia)

Samuel Blair, Sr. served as pastor of Faggs Manor Presbyterian Church, Faggs Manor, Pennsylvania.

Samuel Blair's tombstone, Manor Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Cochranville, Pennsylvania. — Samuel Blair is buried at Manor Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Cochranville, Pennsylvania.

The Gospel-Method of Salvation or, The Condemned State of Man by Sin, and the Way Appointed of God For His Recovery Through the Righteousness of Jesus Christ Received By Faith, Considered in Three Sermons Preached Successively at Middletown in New-Jersey, With Some Alterations and Additions (1737)

The Great Glory of God, Which is Display'd in the Gospel of Christ, With its Sanctifying Efficacy Upon the Souls of Men. Consider'd in a Sermon, Preach'd at New-Brunswick, August 7, 1737. Upon the Sabbath Evening Immediately After the Celebration of the Holy Ordinance of the Lord's Supper (1739)

Letter to the Editor of The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle (1741)

A Particular Consideration of a Piece, Entitled, The Querists (1741)

The Doctrine of Predestination, Truly and Fairly Stated (1742)

The Doctrine of Predestination, Truly and Fairly Stated (1742, 1836)

A Perswasive to Repentence: A Sermon (1743)

Animadversions on the Reasons of Mr. Alexander Creaghead's Receding From the Judicatures of This Church, Together With Its Constitution (1743)

A Short and Faithful Narrative, of the Late Remarkable Revival of Religion in the Congregation of New-Londonderry, and Other Parts of Pennsylvania (1744)

Account of the Revival of Religion (1744)

A Vindication of the Brethren Who Were Unjustly and Illegally Cast Out of the Synod of Philadelphia (1744)

The Works of the Reverend Mr. Samuel Blair (1754)

Memoir of Rev. Samuel Blair (1845)

Samuel Blair (1858)

Rev. Samuel Blair (1884)

The Gospel-Method of Salvation or, The Condemned State of Man by Sin, and the Way Appointed of God For His Recovery Through the Righteousness of Jesus Christ Received By Faith, Considered in Three Sermons Preached Successively at Middletown in New-Jersey, With Some Alterations and Additions (1737)

The Great Glory of God, Which is Display'd in the Gospel of Christ, With its Sanctifying Efficacy Upon the Souls of Men. Consider'd in a Sermon, Preach'd at New-Brunswick, August 7, 1737. Upon the Sabbath Evening Immediately After the Celebration of the Holy Ordinance of the Lord's Supper (1739)

Letter to the Editor of The General Magazine and Historical Chronicle (1741)

Blair, Samuel Jacob, Letter to the Editor Title Page.jpg

A Particular Consideration of a Piece, Entitled, The Querists (1741)

The Doctrine of Predestination, Truly and Fairly Stated (1742)

The Doctrine of Predestination, Truly and Fairly Stated (1742, 1836)

Blair, Samuel, The Doctrine of Predestination, Truly and Fairly Stated Title Page.jpg

A Perswasive to Repentence: A Sermon (1743)

Blair, Samuel Jacob, A Perswasive to Repentance Title Page.jpg

Animadversions on the Reasons of Mr. Alexander Creaghead's Receding From the Judicatures of This Church, Together With Its Constitution (1743)

A Short and Faithful Narrative, of the Late Remarkable Revival of Religion in the Congregation of New-Londonderry, and Other Parts of Pennsylvania (1744)

Account of the Revival of Religion (1744)

Blair, Samuel Jacob, Account of the Revival of Religion Title Page.jpg

A Vindication of the Brethren Who Were Unjustly and Illegally Cast Out of the Synod of Philadelphia (1744)

The Works of the Reverend Mr. Samuel Blair (1754)

Memoir of Rev. Samuel Blair (1845)

Samuel Blair (1858)

Rev. Samuel Blair (1884)