1673–1747
53 books · 656,279 words · published 1699–1744 · catalogued as Colman, Benjamin
A Manifesto of the New Church in Boston
1699
Faith Victorious
1702
Imprecation Against the Enemies of God Lawful and a Duty
1707
The Government and Improvement of Mirth
1707
The Piety and Duty of Rulers to Comfort and Encourage the Ministry of Christ
1708
The Duty and Honor of Aged Women
1711
The Heinous Nature of the Sin of Murder
1713
Divine Providence in the Early Death of Pious and Lovely Children
1714
A Gospel Ministry
1715
Honors that Religion Does Unto the Fruitful Mothers in Israel
1715
Sermon for the Reformation of Manners
1716
Sermon in Boston 23 August 1716
1716
The Honor and Happiness of the Virtuous Woman
1716
Why the People of God Bring Sins of their Fathers into their Confession
1716
Sermons Preached from Luke 11:21-22
1717
The Religious Regards We Owe to Our Country
1718
Reasons Offered for Setting up Markets in Boston
1719
The Blessing of Zebulun and Issachar
1719
Early Piety Again Inculcated
1720
The Distressed State of the Town of Boston
1720
Some Observations on Smallpox Inoculation
1721
Discourse in College-Hall 27 March 1722
1722
Jacobs Vow Upon Leaving his Fathers House
1722
Davids Dying Charge
1723
God Deals with us as Rational Creatures(1)
1723
The Doctrine and Law of the Holy Sabbath
1725
Sermon Preached to Pirates Before Their Execution
1726
Fidelity to Christ and to the Protestant Succession
1727
Parents and Grown Children Should be Together at the Lords Table
1727
The Judgments of Providence in the Hand of Christ
1727
Death and the Grave Without Any Order
1728
The Duty of Young People to Give their Hearts Unto God
1728
The Great and Important Duty of Family Worship
1728
The Holy Walk and Glorious Translation of Enoch
1728
The Faithful Ministers of Christ Mindful of their Own Death
1729
Government the Pillar of the Earth
1730
Ministers and People Under Special Obligations
1732
God is a Great King
1733
The Fathers Tears over his Daughters Remains
1735
The First Three Chapters of Genesis
1735
The Image of God Wherein Man was Created
1736
The Merchandise of a People is Holiness to the Lord
1736
It is of the Lords Mercies that we are not Consumed
1737
The Great Duty of Waiting on God in our Difficulties
1737
Christ Standing for an Ensign of the People
1738
The Unspeakable Gift of God
1739
The Withered Hand Stretch Forth and Restored
1739
Souls Flying to Jesus Christ
1740
The Incomprehensibleness of God
1740
The Lord Shall Rejoice in His Works
1741
The Great God has Magnified His Word to the Children of Men
1742
The Glory of God in the Firmament of His Power
1743
The Case of Satans Fiery Darts in Blasphemous Suggestions
1744