The character and reward of a good and faithful servant of Jesus Christ. : A funeral sermon, occasioned by the death of the Rev. Jonathan Parsons, A.M. Minister of the Presbyterian congregation in Newbury-Port, who departed this life July 19th, 1776. By John Searl, A.M. & V.D.M.

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• The happy voyage completed and the sure anchor cast : a sermon, occasioned by the universally lamented death of Capt. Jonathan Parsons, who departed this life at sea, Dec. 2, 17[85], in the 50th year of his age : preached at the Presbyterian Church in Newburyport, February 27, 1785 /
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• A funeral sermon delivered at Newbury-Port, Dec. 30, 1770 : occasioned by the death of Mrs. Phebe Parsons, consort of the Rev. Jonathan Parsons, minister of the Presbyterian congregation there : who departed this life on Wednesday the 26th instant, in the 55th year of her age /
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• Observations on the doctrines, and uncharitableness, &c. of the Rev. Mr. Jonathan Parsons, of Newbury : as exhibitted [sic] more especially in his late discourses upon I. Tim. I.15. This is a faithful saying, and worthy of all acceptation, that Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners; of whom I am chief. By a friend to truth, and lover of mankind. [Eight lines of Scripture texts].
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• A second reply to Mr. Jonathan Parsons, on baptism: or, A confutation of his appendix to his sermons (wrongly) called Infant baptism from heaven : by Hezekiah Smith, A.M. Pastor of the Baptist Church in Haverhill. [Two lines from Jude].
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• Remarks on a discourse of the Rev. Jonathan Parsons, of Newbury-Port, delivered on the 5th of March last, and entitled, Freedom from civil and ecclesiastical slavery, the purchase of Christ. : In which remarks, the civil government of this province is vindicated from that gentleman's severe charges and accusations of spiritual tyranny and slavery, and he is shewn to be inconsistent with himself, in accusing the province of these things, while he aims at promoting the same evils. By John Tucker, A.M. Pastor of the First Church in Newbury.
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