The Works of Rev. Philip Doddridge (17 vols.) contains the 10-volume edition of his collected works, five volumes of his correspondence, plus two biographical works covering the life and work of this deeply pious and influential writer and preacher. Along with Doddridge's masterwork Rise and Progress of Religion in the Soul, this collection includes his popular Life of Colonel Gardiner and A Course of Lectures on Pneumatology, Ethics, and Divinity. Over 50 sermons are included, and they cover such topics as the power and grace of Christ, regeneration, salvation, and more. A prolific hymn writer, over 300 hymns inspired by the Old and New Testaments are included. Also included is Doddridge's Family Expositor, his beloved Gospel harmony and multi-volume commentary on the New Testament.

With nearly 5,000 texts spanning from 1640 to 1800, this library comprises the foundational documents and publications of colonial and revolutionary-era American culture.

I have been solicitous that this little treatise might, if possible, be useful to all its readers, and contain something suitable to each. ... I will first suppose myself addressing one of the vast number of thoughtless creatures who have hitherto been utterly unconcerned about religion, and will try what can be done, by all plainness and earnestness of address, to awaken him from this fatal lethargy ... This will naturally lead to a view of the need we have of the influences of the blessed Spirit to assist us in the important and difficult work of the true Christian. ... In an humble dependence on which, I shall then enter on the consideration of several cases which often occur in the Christian life, in which particular addresses to the conscience may be requisite and useful.

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