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Holloway, Benjamin

ca. 1691 – 1759

  • An after-commendation of the New-Lutheran's answerAn after-commendation of the New-Lutheran's answer
  • Letter and spirit, or, Annotations upon the Holy Scriptures according to bothLetter and spirit, or, Annotations upon the Holy Scriptures according to both
  • Marginal animadversions on Mr. Costard's two late dissertations on the Kesitah and the HermaiMarginal animadversions on Mr. Costard's two late dissertations on the Kesitah and the Hermai
  • Originals physical and theological sacred and profaneOriginals physical and theological sacred and profane
  • Originals physical and theological, sacred or profaneOriginals physical and theological, sacred or profane
  • Remarks on Dr Sharp's pieces on the words Elohim and BerithRemarks on Dr Sharp's pieces on the words Elohim and Berith
  • The commemorative sacrifice. A sermon preached at the visitation holden at Woodstock, Friday, October 8th, 1736. By the Revd. George Rye, ... By Benjamin Holloway, ..The commemorative sacrifice. A sermon preached at the visitation holden at Woodstock, Friday, October 8th, 1736. By the Revd. George Rye, ... By Benjamin Holloway, ..
  • The nullity of repentance without faith in the redemption by Jesus Christ, proved from Holy Scripture, in three sermons. By Benjamin Holloway, ..The nullity of repentance without faith in the redemption by Jesus Christ, proved from Holy Scripture, in three sermons. By Benjamin Holloway, ..
  • The primaevity and preeminence of the sacred Hebrew above all other languagesThe primaevity and preeminence of the sacred Hebrew above all other languages
  • The true doctrine of repentance vindicated, from certain false glosses on the Parable of the Prodigal Son: ... Being a supplement to three sermons on repentance ... Addressed to the gentlemen of the university of Oxford. By Benjamin Holloway, L.L.BThe true doctrine of repentance vindicated, from certain false glosses on the Parable of the Prodigal Son: ... Being a supplement to three sermons on repentance ... Addressed to the gentlemen of the university of Oxford. By Benjamin Holloway, L.L.B