The Works of Thomas Wilson (7 vols.)

This book contains a detailed biography of Thomas Wilson’s entire life from 1663–1755.

This book contains the first 50 of Wilson’s sermons including True repentance absolutely necessary to salvation, The great duty of worshipping God, and The design of God’s judgments upon the children of men.

This book contains sermons 51–99 of Wilson which include The sufferings and death of Christ practically explained and applied, The Lord’s Supper the medicine of the soul, and The duties of ministers and people.

This book contains Instructions For Such as Have Learned the Church Catechism, An Instruction for the Indians, and A Short Introduction to the Lord’s Supper. The first part of the book is put into a question and answer format with the answers coming from Scripture about topics such as being a Christian and what it means to be a child of God.

This book contains Sacra Privata and Maxims of Piety and Morality. In Sacra Privata, Wilson discusses the power and purpose of devotion and how being devoted to God is the source of all happiness.

This book contains Wilson’s notes on the Holy Scripture. It was written with the purpose to see the greater spiritual meaning and design of Scripture.

This book contains Wilson’s work Parochialia as well as private thoughts of Bishop Wilson with an index of volumes 2-7.