1773 JOHN GILL. Sermons and Tracts, Complete in Three Volumes. First Edition. Rare Reformed Baptist.

A very rare first edition set of two volumes, plus the additionally issued third volume, of the works of perhaps the most influential Reformed Baptist divine in church history, John Gill. Very desirable. 

Subscribers' first edition with list at prelims, including prominent Baptists and divines, Rev. Abraham Booth, Nicholas Browne of Providence Rhode Island; Rev. Caleb Evans; Rev. John Fawcett; Rev. Andrew Gifford, Rev. Mr. Gardner of Rhode Island; Rev. John Ryland, Rev William Rogers of Philadelphia; Rev. Samuel Stennett; Rev. Benjamin Wallin; etc. 

Gill, John. A Collection of Sermons and Tracts: In Two Volumes. Containing, Volume I. i. Annual Sermons. ii. Occasional Sermons. iii. Funeral Sermons. Volume II. i. Ordination Sermons. ii. Polemical Tracts. iii. Dissertations. Several of which were never before Printed. By the Late and Learned John Gill, D.D. to which are Prefixed, Memoirs of the Life, Writings, and Character of the Author. London. Printed for George Keith in Gracechurch-Street. 1773. 608pp + 591pp.

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Gill, John. A Collection of Sermons and Tracts: Containing, I. The Doctrine of the Trinity, Stated and Vindicated. II. The Doctrine of the Resurrection, Stated and Defended. III. The Doctrine of Justification, Stated and Maintained. IV. The Doctrines of God's Everlasting Love to his Elect, and their Eternal Union to Christ, with Other Truths, Stated and Defended. V. The Doctrine of the Saints Final Perseverance, Asserted and Defended. VI. The Doctrine of Predestination Stated, and Set in a Scripture-Light against Mr. John Wesley. VIII. etc. etc. Published at the Request of the Subscribers to the Two Former Volumes. London. Printed for George Keith in Gracechurch-Street. 1778. 631pp. 

Three large 4tos, near folios, in matching full calf, rebacked probably in the 19th century and nicely consolidated. Textually very good. A few spots of whitening to paper, but very good on the whole. Corners bumped with slight breaches of structure there. About as a good a set as I ever expect to see of the first edition.