The Divine Economy
Critiques modern Unitarian religion. Expounds God's providential economy: nothing God made is lost; nature and history preserve divine value.
⬩
Archives
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.
The Divine Economy
Dr. Parkhurst’s Article on Abraham Lincoln
Newspaper extra reports a tunnel explosion killing two and commemorates Abraham Lincoln on his 100th birthday, recalling his rise, emancipation of slaves, and martyrdom.
⬩
A Little Lower Than the Angels
A sermon collection reflecting on human nature—'made a little lower than the angels'—urging reverence for the soul, recognition of sin, and renewed, Christlike living.
⬩
An Address Memorial of the Late D. Willis James: Delivered in the Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Memorial sermon for D. Willis James celebrating how exemplary Christian lives ennoble society. Urges believers to stand above worldly levels and shape character and history.
⬩
A Brief History of the Madison Square Presbyterian Church and Its Activities
Concise history of Madison Square Presbyterian Church: origins from Central (Broome St.), organized in 1853, with accounts of pastors, buildings, missions, and societies.
⬩
Dedication of the Madison Square Presbyterian Church: Sunday, October Fourteenth Nineteen Hundred and Six, Morning and Evening Service
Dedication service program (Oct 14, 1906) for Madison Square Presbyterian Church: call to worship, hymns, Scripture readings, prayers, offertory and sanctuary dedication.
⬩
Church Technique: The Madison Square Presbyterian Church
1906 Homiletic Review notes church controversies (Hilprecht excavation dispute, Rockefeller and Carnegie gifts, labor relations, heresy charges) and Parkhurst's description of Madison Square Presbyterian's new domed church.
⬩
The Sunny Side of Christianity
Parkhurst insists Christianity's aim is to form Christlike affections: heart-conversion and love, not merely doctrinal assent or intellectual change. The church's task is to shape character by cultivating love.
⬩
Nathan Grier Parke, D.D.
Necrological report (1904) presented to the Princeton Theological Seminary Alumni Association: obituaries and biographical sketches of Presbyterian ministers, detailing education, ordination, ministries, and deaths.
James Park, D.D.
Necrological report (Aug 1913) from Princeton Theological Seminary presenting brief biographical sketches and ministerial service of deceased Presbyterian alumni.
Old Buckingham by the Sea on the Eastern Shore of Maryland
History of Buckingham Presbyterian Church and Francis Makemie, tracing the Eastern Shore, early American Presbyterianism, pastors, congregational records, and local heritage.
⬩
“A Little History of the Great World War”
Patriotic pamphlet offering a brief history of World War I, blaming Germany for provoking the conflict, recounting Belgian atrocities and the Lusitania sinking, and urging American unity.
⬩
The Children of the Highest
1918 devotional by Isaac M. Page urging repentance, faith, and prayer to become 'Children of the Highest.' Focuses on conversion, childlike piety, and urban ministry.
⬩
“The Kentuckian” or “A Woman’s Reaping”
1916 novel The Kentuckian (A Woman's Reaping) by Isaac M. Page. A rural Kentucky story of marriage, deception, sickness and moral consequences, urging God’s ideal for the home.
⬩
The Hymns You Ought to Know: With an Introductory Chapter on Psalmody and Hymnody
Introduction to hymnody and psalmody: a historical overview of hymns, tunes, and authors, with discussion of biblical music (David, Selah) and congregational worship.
⬩
The Chicago Symphony Orchestra: Its Organization, Growth and Development, 1891–1924
History and memoir of Theodore Thomas and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra: organization, growth, and early concerts (1857–1872), including Hans Balatka and founding memories.
⬩
Impressions of Europe, 1873–1874: Music, Art and History
Travel impressions of Europe (1873-74) focusing on music, art, cathedrals and concerts, with personal encounters, gallery notes, and observations of worship and historic sites.
⬩
Wondrous Words of Love: A Christmas Cantata for Solo Voices, Chorus and Organ
Christmas cantata 'Wondrous Words of Love' celebrates Christ's birth, angels' message, wise men, and his atoning work. Solos, choruses and organ call for watchfulness and longing for Christ's return.
⬩
A Concordance to the Poems of Edmund Spencer
Concordance to Edmund Spenser's poems, compiled and edited by Charles G. Osgood (1915). Preface explains editorial text choice, spelling/compound variants, and indexing method.
⬩
Showing 2,361–2,380 of 22,006 items