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The Confessional Presbyterian Archive is a curated digital library dedicated to preserving and promoting the writings of 17th–20th century Presbyterian pastors, teachers, and leaders. Featuring thousands of searchable texts, biographies, and historical resources, the archive provides direct access to the primary-source materials of American Presbyterianism.

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The Salvation of Sinners, Only by the Blood of Jesus

Uses the Passover typology to show Christ is the true Passover Lamb; only his blood effects salvation. Justification is by Christ's righteousness, not by works.

Alexander MacWhorter ⬩ 1791

Ode on Friendship

1774 hymnal by John Stickney: collected anthems, tunes, and hymns with music rules and psalm settings (includes Doddridge’s 149th) for congregational worship.

James Lyon ⬩ 1774

Urania: A Collection of Psalm-Tunes, Anthems and Hymns

OCR of a hymnal/bookplate and subscribers' list from Rev. Louis Fitzgerald Benson's library, showing hymn tunes, subscriber names, and publication details; heavily garbled scan.

James Lyon ⬩ 1761

Brief Historical Sketches

George Luckey ⬩ 1793

The Glory of the Redeemer: A Sermon, Preached Before the New-York Missionary Society in the Scots Presbyterian Church, 23rd of April, 1799

Sermon to the New-York Missionary Society preaching that "Christ is all and in all" (Colossians 3:11), showing Christ as central in Scripture, salvation, and worship.

John Henry Livingston ⬩ 1799

Sanctuary Blessings

Explains Exodus 20:24—God's name recorded in appointed sanctuaries, its covenantal significance, and how Israel's sacrifices point typologically to the Messiah's atoning work.

John Henry Livingston ⬩ 1791

Growth in Grace

Sermon urging believers to "grow in grace" — to increase in repentance, faith, love, zeal, and holiness; a pastoral exhortation to pursue sanctification and spiritual maturity.

John Henry Livingston ⬩ 1791

Inaugural Oration on the Truth of Christianity

Latin inaugural oration defending the truth of Christianity by natural theology and reason. Argues for God's existence, the universality of religion, and critiques unbelief and pagan practices.

John Henry Livingston ⬩ 1785

A Funeral Eulogy, Occasioned by the Death of General Washington: Delivered February 22nd, 1800, Before the New-York State Society of the Cincinnati

Funeral eulogy for General George Washington (Feb 22, 1800) by William Linn, honoring Washington's patriotism, military leadership, humility, and Providence's role in America's deliverance.

William Linn ⬩ 1800

A Discourse, Delivered April 1st, 1800, in the Brick Presbyterian Church: Before the New York Missionary Society, at Their Annual Meeting

William Linn ⬩ 1800

A Discourse on National Sins: Delivered May 9, 1798; Being the Day Recommended by the President of the United States to Be Observed as a Day of General Fast

William Linn's 1798 Fast Day sermon urges national repentance, blaming calamities on sins: neglect of family religious instruction, Sabbath and public worship, infidelity, and disunion. He calls reform and return to God.

William Linn ⬩ 1798

April 4, 1798 Letter to Thomas Jefferson

William Linn ⬩ 1798

May 25, 1797 Letter to Thomas Jefferson

William Linn ⬩ 1797

A Discourse, Delivered at Hackinsack, June 28, 1796: … to Compose Certain Differences in the Congregations of Hackinsack and Schralenburgh

William Linn ⬩ 1796

A Discourse, Delivered on the 26th of November, 1795: Being … a Day of Thanksgiving and Prayer, on Account of the Removal of an Epidemic Fever

William Linn ⬩ 1795

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The Salvation of Sinners, Only by the Blood of Jesus

Ode on Friendship

Urania: A Collection of Psalm-Tunes, Anthems and Hymns

Brief Historical Sketches

The Glory of the Redeemer: A Sermon, Preached Before the New-York Missionary Society in the Scots Presbyterian Church, 23rd of April, 1799

Sanctuary Blessings

Growth in Grace

Inaugural Oration on the Truth of Christianity

A Funeral Eulogy, Occasioned by the Death of General Washington: Delivered February 22nd, 1800, Before the New-York State Society of the Cincinnati

A Discourse, Delivered April 1st, 1800, in the Brick Presbyterian Church: Before the New York Missionary Society, at Their Annual Meeting

A Discourse on National Sins: Delivered May 9, 1798; Being the Day Recommended by the President of the United States to Be Observed as a Day of General Fast

April 4, 1798 Letter to Thomas Jefferson

May 25, 1797 Letter to Thomas Jefferson

A Discourse, Delivered at Hackinsack, June 28, 1796: … to Compose Certain Differences in the Congregations of Hackinsack and Schralenburgh

A Discourse, Delivered on the 26th of November, 1795: Being … a Day of Thanksgiving and Prayer, on Account of the Removal of an Epidemic Fever

Discourses on the Signs of the Times

Remarks on Dr. Moore’s Address to the Members of the Protestant Episcopal Church, in the City of New-York

The Character of Simon the Sorcerer: A Sermon, Designed to Prove That Baptism Is Not Regeneration

Christian Warfare

The Character and Misery of the Wicked

Confessional Intelligence

AI Response

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