Fisher, Samuel.
The perfection of scripture vindicated; or, reasons for not believing the modern doctrine of universal restitution, in a letter to Mr. William Vidler. With occasional remarks on that gentleman's late pamphlet, entitled, "God's love to his creatures asserted and vindicated, &c." By Samuel Fisher.
Wisbech: printed and sold by John White. Sold also by Annis, Norwich; Mrs. Gurney, 128, Holborn; and Robinson, Liverpool, 1800.
ESTC No. T224154.Grub Street ID 246455.
Fisher, Samuel.
The doctrine of the spirit's indwelling, stated and vindicated in a sermon. Preached in Norwich. December, 1, 1765. ... By Samuel Fisher.
Norwich: printed by S. White, [1765?].
ESTC No. N55037.Grub Street ID 38622.
Fisher, Samuel.
The doctrine of the spirit's indwelling, stated and vindicated in a sermon. Preached in Norwich. December, 1, 1765. Published at Request. By Samuel Fisher.
Norwich: printed by S. White, Magdalen-Street, 1766.
ESTC No. T208710.Grub Street ID 237505.
Fisher, Samuel.
The true state of the British nation; or, the danger and duty of a sinful people. Being the substance of a sermon, preached ... in St. Mary's Norwich, August 9th. 1767. By Samuel Fisher. ...
Norwich: printed by Richard Beatniffe, 1767.
ESTC No. N51549.Grub Street ID 35541.
Fisher, Samuel.
The virgin's song of salvation by Christ: a sermon occasioned by the much lamented death of Mrs. Susanna Wilkin, ... of Norwich, who departed this life October 15, 1770, ... By Samuel Fisher.
London: printed for Joseph Gurney, 1771.
ESTC No. T179047.Grub Street ID 215862.
Fisher, Samuel.
Scripture evidence in favour of a separate state considered: with preliminary observations repecting the consequence of the first offence: ... By S. Fisher.
Norwich: printed by J. Crouse, and sold by M. Booth, in Norwich; M. Gurney, London; and by the author, 1781.
ESTC No. T208714.Grub Street ID 237509.
Fisher, Samuel.
The Christian warfare; or, the character of a Gospel minister: represented in a sermon occasioned by the death of Mr. John Johnson, of Liverpool: as delivered in St. Margaret's Chapel, Norwich. April 10th, 1791. With some additions. By Samuel Fisher.
Liverpool: printed by H. Hodgson, 1791.
ESTC No. T165570.Grub Street ID 203830.
Fisher, Samuel.
The duty of subjects to the civil magistrate; recommended and enforced on scripture principles: being the substance of a sermon delivered in Ship-Lane Chapel, Wisbech; February 28th, 1794; The Day appointed by Government for a General Fast. By S. Fisher.
Wisbech: printed and sold by John White. Sold also by Mrs. Gurney, Holborn, London: and the booksellers of Norwich and Liverpool, [1794].
ESTC No. N54797.Grub Street ID 38439.
Fisher, Samuel.
The good shepherd; or, the true character of the son of God stated and indicated, in two discourses, as delivered in Ship-Lane Chapel, Wisbech, September 14, 1794. By S. Fisher.
Wisbech: printed and sold by John White; sold also M. Gurney, London; and W. Robinson, Liverpool, 1796.
ESTC No. T165899.Grub Street ID 204143.
Fisher, Samuel.
Unity and equality in the kingdom of God stated and demonstrated from the plain testimony of the Holy Spirit in the Scriptures; with a succinct view of the doctrine of the resurrection, and final state of Saints, Sinners & Innocents. A sermon, delivered in St. Margaret's chapel, Norwich, December the thirty-first, 1797, by S. Fisher. Price One Shilling.
Norwich: printed by Stevenson and Matchett, [1797].
ESTC No. T208826.Grub Street ID 237593.
Fisher, Samuel.
The Christian's monitor, adapted to the present alarming crisis; or, the signs of the times, and the duty of believers, briefly stated: a sermon, preached in Ship-Lane Chapel, Wisbech, on occasion of the late fast. By S. Fisher.
Wisbech: printed and sold by J. White; sold also by Stevenson and Matchett, Norwich, 1798.
ESTC No. T165716.Grub Street ID 203978.
Fisher, Samuel.
Free strictures on "an address to candid and serious men." Tending to refute the arguments brought forward in that pamphlet in favour of the restoration of all lapsed intelligences. By some friends of revelation.
London: 1799. Sold by Martha Gurney, Bookseller, No. 128, Holborn-Hill, [1799].
ESTC No. T89191.Grub Street ID 309111.