Annals of the American Pulpit, Volume 4 - 1860 (page 71)
BUIST, George, clergyman, born in Fifeshire, Scotland, in 1770; died in Charleston, South Carolina, 31 August, 1808. He was educated at Edinburgh University, attained great proficiency in philology, was called to a church in Charleston in 1793, and in 1805 became principal of the College in that city. He published an abridgment of Hume's "History" for schools (1792) and a version of the Psalms (1796), and contributed to the "British Encyclopaedia." A volume of his sermons, with a memoir, was published in 1809.
http://famousamericans.net/georgebuist/
Sermons (Volume 1) - 1809 - Buist, George, 1770-1808
Gift of Miss Matilda W. Bruce
Biographical Sketch of the Life of the Authour (page ix)
1. On the importance and novelty of the truths taught by Jesus Christ - John 18:38 (page 1)
2. The goodness of God, as displayed in his works, not impaired by the existence of natural and moral evil - 1 John 4:8 (page 30)
3. On the nature of repentance; and the motives furnished by the gospel for engaging in this duty - Luke 15:18 (page 48)
4. On the uncertainty and awfulness of death; preparation for it to be found only in the conscientious practice of christian duties - 1 Thessalonians 5:2 (page 83)
5. On the atonement, part 1: its nature and the purposes which are effected by it, in exalting the glory of God and securing the happiness of man - 1 Corinthians 1:18 (page 102)
6. On the atonement, part 2 - 1 Corinthians 1:18 (page 118)
7. The present impunity of the wicked reconciled with the perfect government of God - Ecclesiastes 8:2 (page 154)
8. On the resurrection of the body - Job 19:26 (page 190)
9. On the tendency of afflictions to form the christian character - Hebrews 12:11 (page 208)
10. On the merits and sufficiency of Christ as an expiatory sacrifice for the sins of man - John 1:29 (page 230)
11. The character of Jonathan a model for imitation - 2 Samuel 1:23 (page 248)
12. The young warned against the dangers that most easily beset them - 1 Kings 20:11 (page 268)
13. Funeral sermon on the death of the reverend Mr. Malcomson - Philippians 21:1 (page 287)
14. Preached in the Presbyterian church at Charleston, on St. John the evangelist's day, 1793, before the Grand Lodge of Ancient York Masons - John 15:12 (page 326)
AN ORATION,
Delivered at the Orphan-house, in Charleston, on the sixth anniversary of the institution, 1795 (page 349)
Sermons (Volume 2) - 1809 - Buist, George, 1770-1808
Gift of Miss Matilda W. Bruce
1. On the extraordinary perfections of Christ as a teacher - John 7:46 (page 1)
2. The state of humility, in which Christ appeared on earth, perfectly fitted to the discharge of his duties as a mediator, and a source of comfort and joy to his disciples - Matthew 13:55-56 (page 17)
3. The character of Christ considered under the allegory of a shepherd, part 1; his pastoral care to embrace and gather in all nations to his fold - John 10:16 (page 34)
4. The character of Christ considered under the allegory of a shepherd, part 2 - John 10:16 (page 51)
5. On the holy sacrament of the Lord's Supper, part 1 - Luke 22:15 (page 69)
6. On the holy sacrament of the Lord's Supper, part 1 - Luke 22:15 (page 90)
7. On charity: the obligations, sanctions and motives to the discharge of its numerous duties - 1 Corinthians 14:1 (page 112)
8. On meekness: its nature and great excellence in the sight of God - Psalm 25:9 (page 137)
9. On the character of the saints; the providence and favour of God peculiarly exercised towards them in the hour of death - Psalm 116:15 (page 163)
10. The goodness and power of Christ, manifested by his works on earth, conclusive proofs of his divine nature - John 9:32 (page 178)
11. On the duty of holding the righteous in rememberance, and the important advantages derived from the recollection of their virtues - Psalm 122:6 (page 194)
12. On the caution necessary to be observed in our censure of others - Matthew 7:1 (page 220)
13. On the divine origin of the Christian religion, part 1 - Acts 5:38-39 (page 237)
14. On the divine origin of the Christian religion, part 2 - Acts 5:38-39 (page 255)
15. On duelling (page 272)
MORNING AND EVENING PRAYERS
Used at the Orphan-House, Charleston, S.C. composed by the Rev. Dr. Buist, for the use of the orphans in that institution (page 317)
Sermons by the Reverend George Buist, D. D. : minister of the Presbyterian Church and President of the College of Charleston, South Carolina (Volume 1) - 1809 - Buist, George, 1770-1808
Copy 2 from library of Samuel Miller
Sermons by the Reverend George Buist, D. D. : minister of the Presbyterian Church and President of the College of Charleston, South Carolina (Volume 2) - 1809 - Buist, George, 1770-1808
Copy 2 from library of Samuel Miller
A sermon, preached in the Presbyterian Church, of Charleston before the incorporated Grand Lodge of South-Carolina, Ancient York Masons. And the brethren of that fraternity, assembled in general communication, on the festival of Saint John the Evangelist, December 27, 1793 by George Buist( Book )
An oration delivered at the Orphan-House of Charleston, South-Carolina, October 18th, 1795, being the sixth anniversary of the institution by George Buist( Book )
A discourse, delivered September 25, 1804, at the funeral of the Reverend James Malcomson by George Buist( Book )
A discourse occasioned by the death of Brigadier-General John M'Pherson who was lost in the ship Rose in bloom, shipwrecked on her passage from Charleston to New-York, August 24th, 1806 : delivered by desire, in the Presbyterian church of Charleston, S.C., November 30th, 1806 by George Buist( Book )
A version of the Book of Psalms selected from the most approved versions now used among different denominations of Christians. : Approved of by the Presbytery of Charleston( Book )
Sermons by George Buist( Book )
Sermons by the Reverend George Buist, D.D., minister of the Presbyterian church and president of the College of Charleston, Sotuh Carolina by George Buist( Book )
BUIST, George, clergyman, born in Fifeshire, Scotland, in 1770; died in Charleston, South Carolina, 31 August, 1808. He was educated at Edinburgh University, attained great proficiency in philology, was called to a church in Charleston in 1793, and in 1805 became principal of the College in that city. He published an abridgment of Hume's "History" for schools (1792) and a version of the Psalms (1796), and contributed to the "British Encyclopaedia." A volume of his sermons, with a memoir, was published in 1809.
http://famousamericans.net/georgebuist/
Sermons (Volume 1) - 1809 - Buist, George, 1770-1808
Gift of Miss Matilda W. Bruce
Biographical Sketch of the Life of the Authour (page ix)
1. On the importance and novelty of the truths taught by Jesus Christ - John 18:38 (page 1)
2. The goodness of God, as displayed in his works, not impaired by the existence of natural and moral evil - 1 John 4:8 (page 30)
3. On the nature of repentance; and the motives furnished by the gospel for engaging in this duty - Luke 15:18 (page 48)
4. On the uncertainty and awfulness of death; preparation for it to be found only in the conscientious practice of christian duties - 1 Thessalonians 5:2 (page 83)
5. On the atonement, part 1: its nature and the purposes which are effected by it, in exalting the glory of God and securing the happiness of man - 1 Corinthians 1:18 (page 102)
6. On the atonement, part 2 - 1 Corinthians 1:18 (page 118)
7. The present impunity of the wicked reconciled with the perfect government of God - Ecclesiastes 8:2 (page 154)
8. On the resurrection of the body - Job 19:26 (page 190)
9. On the tendency of afflictions to form the christian character - Hebrews 12:11 (page 208)
10. On the merits and sufficiency of Christ as an expiatory sacrifice for the sins of man - John 1:29 (page 230)
11. The character of Jonathan a model for imitation - 2 Samuel 1:23 (page 248)
12. The young warned against the dangers that most easily beset them - 1 Kings 20:11 (page 268)
13. Funeral sermon on the death of the reverend Mr. Malcomson - Philippians 21:1 (page 287)
14. Preached in the Presbyterian church at Charleston, on St. John the evangelist's day, 1793, before the Grand Lodge of Ancient York Masons - John 15:12 (page 326)
AN ORATION,
Delivered at the Orphan-house, in Charleston, on the sixth anniversary of the institution, 1795 (page 349)
Sermons (Volume 2) - 1809 - Buist, George, 1770-1808
Gift of Miss Matilda W. Bruce
1. On the extraordinary perfections of Christ as a teacher - John 7:46 (page 1)
2. The state of humility, in which Christ appeared on earth, perfectly fitted to the discharge of his duties as a mediator, and a source of comfort and joy to his disciples - Matthew 13:55-56 (page 17)
3. The character of Christ considered under the allegory of a shepherd, part 1; his pastoral care to embrace and gather in all nations to his fold - John 10:16 (page 34)
4. The character of Christ considered under the allegory of a shepherd, part 2 - John 10:16 (page 51)
5. On the holy sacrament of the Lord's Supper, part 1 - Luke 22:15 (page 69)
6. On the holy sacrament of the Lord's Supper, part 1 - Luke 22:15 (page 90)
7. On charity: the obligations, sanctions and motives to the discharge of its numerous duties - 1 Corinthians 14:1 (page 112)
8. On meekness: its nature and great excellence in the sight of God - Psalm 25:9 (page 137)
9. On the character of the saints; the providence and favour of God peculiarly exercised towards them in the hour of death - Psalm 116:15 (page 163)
10. The goodness and power of Christ, manifested by his works on earth, conclusive proofs of his divine nature - John 9:32 (page 178)
11. On the duty of holding the righteous in rememberance, and the important advantages derived from the recollection of their virtues - Psalm 122:6 (page 194)
12. On the caution necessary to be observed in our censure of others - Matthew 7:1 (page 220)
13. On the divine origin of the Christian religion, part 1 - Acts 5:38-39 (page 237)
14. On the divine origin of the Christian religion, part 2 - Acts 5:38-39 (page 255)
15. On duelling (page 272)
MORNING AND EVENING PRAYERS
Used at the Orphan-House, Charleston, S.C. composed by the Rev. Dr. Buist, for the use of the orphans in that institution (page 317)
Sermons by the Reverend George Buist, D. D. : minister of the Presbyterian Church and President of the College of Charleston, South Carolina (Volume 1) - 1809 - Buist, George, 1770-1808
Copy 2 from library of Samuel Miller
Sermons by the Reverend George Buist, D. D. : minister of the Presbyterian Church and President of the College of Charleston, South Carolina (Volume 2) - 1809 - Buist, George, 1770-1808
Copy 2 from library of Samuel Miller
A sermon, preached in the Presbyterian Church, of Charleston before the incorporated Grand Lodge of South-Carolina, Ancient York Masons. And the brethren of that fraternity, assembled in general communication, on the festival of Saint John the Evangelist, December 27, 1793 by George Buist( Book )
An oration delivered at the Orphan-House of Charleston, South-Carolina, October 18th, 1795, being the sixth anniversary of the institution by George Buist( Book )
A discourse, delivered September 25, 1804, at the funeral of the Reverend James Malcomson by George Buist( Book )
A discourse occasioned by the death of Brigadier-General John M'Pherson who was lost in the ship Rose in bloom, shipwrecked on her passage from Charleston to New-York, August 24th, 1806 : delivered by desire, in the Presbyterian church of Charleston, S.C., November 30th, 1806 by George Buist( Book )
A version of the Book of Psalms selected from the most approved versions now used among different denominations of Christians. : Approved of by the Presbytery of Charleston( Book )
Sermons by George Buist( Book )
Sermons by the Reverend George Buist, D.D., minister of the Presbyterian church and president of the College of Charleston, Sotuh Carolina by George Buist( Book )
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