The sermons of Maister Henrie Smith gathered into one volume. Printed according to his corrected copies in his life time.

Title

The sermons of Maister Henrie Smith gathered into one volume. Printed according to his corrected copies in his life time.

Author

Smith, Henry, 1550?-1591.

Publication

At London :: Printed by Richard Field [, T. Orwin, and R. Robinson] for Thomas Man, dwelling in Pater Noster row, at the signe of the Talbot,

1593.

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Subject terms

Sermons, English -- 16th century.

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Contents

• title page
• dedication
• THE SEVERAL TEXTS and titles of the Sermons con∣tained in this Booke.
• To the Reader.
• THE EPISTLE TO THE TREATISE OF THE LORDS SVPPER.
• The principall contents of this Treatise.
  • Other obseruations that fall in handling the parts.
  • Other obseruations.
• A PREPARATIVE TO MARIAGE.
• A TREATISE OF THE LORDS SVPPER, IN two Sermons.
  • THE FIRST SERMON.
  • A TREATISE OF THE Lords Supper.
• THE EXAMINATION OF VSVRIE, IN TWO SERMONS.
  • To the Reader.
• THE EXAMINATION OF VSVRIE.
  • THE FIRST SERMON.
  • THE EXAMINATION OF VSVRIE.
• THE BENEFITE OF Contentation.
  • To the Reader.
• THE BENEFITE OF Contentation.
• THE AFFINITIE OF THE FAITHFVL.
• THE CHRISTI∣ANS SACRIFICE.
  • To my late Auditors, the congre∣gation of Clement Danes: all the good will which I can wish.
• THE CHRISTI∣ANS SACRIFICE.
• THE TRVE TRIAL OF THE SPIRITES.
  • To the Reader.
• THE TRVE TRIAL OF THE SPIRITES.
• To the Reader.
• THE VVEDDING GARMENT.
• THE WAY TO VVALKE IN.
• To the Reader.
• THE PRIDE OF Nabuchadnezzar.
• THE FALL OF KING Nabuchadnezzar.
• THE RESTITV∣TION OF NABV∣CHADNEZZAR.
• A DISSWASION FROM PRIDE, AND AN exhortation to Humilitie.
• THE YOVNG MANS TASKE.
• THE TRIAL OF THE RIGHTEOVS.
• THE CHRISTIANS Practise.
• THE PILGRIMS WISH.
• THE GODLIE MANS REQVEST.
• A LOOKING-GLASSE for Drunkards.
• A GLASSE FOR DRVNKARDS.
• The Arte of Hearing, in two Sermons:
  • TO THE READER.
• The first Sermon.
• The second Sermon.
• THE HEAVEN∣LY THRIFT.
• The Magistrates Scripture.
• The Triall of Vanitie.
• The Ladder of Peace.
• The betraying of Christ.
• The Petition of Moses to God.
• The Dialogue betweene Paul and Agrippa.
• The humilitie of Paul.
• A looking Glasse for Christians.
• Food for new borne babes.
• THE BANQVET of Jobs Children.
• Satans Compassing the Earth.
• THREE PRAYERS: ONE FOR THE MORNING, AN∣other for the Euening, the third for a sicke man.
  • A Morning Prayer.
  • A Prayer for a sicke man.
  • A comfortable speech, taken from a godly Prea∣cher, lying vpon his death-bed: written for the sicke.
  • A Letter written to ones friend in his sicknes.