The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson (15 vols.)
by Richard Watson, Edward J. Brailsford
4 publishers Lane & Scott,Charles H. Kelly,John Mason,George Lane & Levi Scott 1848–1858
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Overview
Richard Watson is considered to be one of nineteenth-century Methodism’s most influential theologians. A prolific writer, preacher, and theologian, Watson had a profound impact on Methodism in both America and Britain. His Theological Institutes, the first attempt to systemize John Wesley’s and Methodist doctrine, has become a cornerstone reference for Methodist and the Wesleyan studies.
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Key Features
- In-depth biographies of Richard Watson
- Comprehensive collection of Richard Watson’s work
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Individual Titles
- The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 1, by Richard Watson
- The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 2, by Richard Watson
- The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 3, by Richard Watson
- The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 4, by Richard Watson
- The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 5, by Richard Watson
- The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 6, by Richard Watson
- The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 7, by Richard Watson
- The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 8, by Richard Watson
- The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 9, by Richard Watson
- The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 10, by Richard Watson
- The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 11, by Richard Watson
- The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 12, by Richard Watson
- The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 13, by Richard Watson
- Biblical and Theological Dictionary, by Richard Watson
- Richard Watson: Theologian and Missionary Advocate, by Edward J. Brailsford
Volume one of The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson contains a comprehensive biography by his good friend Thomas Jackson and a collection of Watson’s memoirs and correspondence that provides further insight into this Wesleyan theologian’s life and thoughts.
The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 2
- Translator: Richard Watson
- Publisher: John Mason
- Publication Date: 1834
- Pages: 495
Volume two of The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson contains a collection of Watson’s sermons.
The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson, vol. 3
- Author: Richard Watson
- Publisher: John Mason
Volume three of The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson contains a collection of Watson’s sermons, reviews, and papers.
Volume four of The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson contains a collection of Watson’s sermons and sermon sketches.
Volume five of The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson collection contains a biography of John Wesley and a review of Southey’s Life of Wesley.
Volume six of The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson contains “Conversations for the Young,” an introductory essay to “Scougal’s Life of God in the Soul of Man,” a letter to William Roscoe, and “A Defence of the Wesleyan-Methodist Missions in the West Indies.”
Volume seven of The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson contains “Remarks on the Eternal Sonship of Christ,” “An Affectionate Address to the Trustees, Stewards, Local Preachers, and Leaders of the London South Circuit,” and a series of reviews originally published in the Wesleyan-Methodist Magazine.
Volume eight of The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson contains a series of Watson’s sermons.
Volume nine of The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson contains expositions on theological institutes that exhibit Christianity’s evidences, doctrines, morals, and institutions. His work examines man as a moral agent, the antiquity of the Scriptures, and the necessity of revelation.
Volume ten of The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson contains expositions on theological institutes that exhibit Christianity’s evidences, doctrines, morals, and institutions. His work examines the God’s attributes and discusses the Trinity.
Volume eleven of The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson contains expositions on theological institutes which exhibit Christianity’s evidences, doctrines, morals, and institutions. His work examines redemption and atonement.
Volume twelve of The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson contains expositions on theological institutes that exhibit Christianity’s evidences, doctrines, morals, and institutions. It also presents a catechism on the evidences of Christianity and a general index to the collection.
Volume thirteen of The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson is an exposition of the gospels of Matthew and Mark, as well as of other fragmentary Scriptures.
In Richard Watson’s Biblical and Theological Dictionary, he compiles references and explanations of biblical characters and places from the best modern and ancient sources. He includes an exposition of the principal doctrines of Christianity and discusses Jewish and Christian sects and heresies.
A biography detailing the life and ministry of Richard Watson. Brailsford offers an overview and insight into Watson’s life, examining his childhood, his personality, and person, and the lasting impact his work and theology had on Methodism.
Edward J. Brailsford (1841—1921) was a Wesleyan Methodist preacher who ministered in Edinburgh and Glasgow.
Product Details
- Title: The Works of the Rev. Richard Watson
- Volumes: 15
- Pages: 7,504
About Richard Watson
Richard Watson (1781–1833) was a British Methodist theologian and missionary advocate. Considered one of nineteenth-century Methodism’s most important figures, Watson was a prolific writer and preacher. He served as the secretary to the Wesleyan Missionary Society from 1821 to 1825. His Theological Institutes were considered institutional standards for years, and was the first attempt to systemize John Wesley’s theology and Methodist doctrine.