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Thomas Binney

1798–1874 · Congregational · London, England

Thomas Binney (1798–1874) was minister of the King's Weigh-House Chapel in London from 1829 to 1869 and was called in his lifetime the Archbishop of Nonconformity. He twice chaired the Congregational Union, argued for a more reverent order of worship among Dissenters, and preached to a congregation of City merchants in a plain, weighty style that made him one of the most influential Nonconformist voices of the century.

17 sermons

  1. Messiah Suffering, and Messiah Satisfied
  2. MARY OF BETHANY. ‘ She hath done what she could. —Mark xiv. 8
  3. Christian Courteousness
    1 Peter 3:8
  4. CARNALITY. Are ye not carnal, and walk as men ?—1 Cor. iii. 3
  5. Reconciliation
    2 Corinthians 5:18–21 · No. 2
  6. The Peace of God
    Philippians 4:7 · No. 3
  7. The Peace of God
    Leviticus 7:1–999 · No. 4
  8. The Peace of God
    Philippians 4:7 · No. 5
  9. The Peace of God. In:
    No. 6
  10. MYSTERIES TO ANGELS. ‘ Which things the angels desire to look into.’—1 PETER i iz
    No. 7
  11. Gethsemane
    No. 8
  12. Christians in Christ, Christ in Christians
    No. 9
  13. ‘THE WELL-BELOVED GAIUS. 3 John 1
    No. 11
  14. THOUGHTS THAT PERISH. ‘In that very day his thoughts perish. —Psaum exlvi. 4
    No. 13
  15. Superstition and Formality
    No. 14
  16. On the Unity of the Church
    John 17:21 · No. 15
  17. HUMAN DEVELOPMENT: ITS POSSIBILITY AND PROMISE. ‘It doth not yet appear what we shall be. —} St. JOHN ii. 2,
    No. 17
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