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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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A Book of Remembrance: The Presbyterian Church, New School, 1837–1869: An Historical Review

History of the New School Presbyterian Church (1837–1869): its origins, doctrinal disputes, assemblies, Civil War-era challenges, slavery debates, revivals, and the 1869 organic union.

Edward Dafydd Morris ⬩ 1905

Jonathan Edwards: Some Lessons for the Times

1905 American Bible League proceedings defending biblical inspiration: essays on prophecy, geology and the Flood, higher criticism, and lessons from Jonathan Edwards.

Edward Dafydd Morris ⬩ 1905

John Motley Morehead and the Development of North Carolina, 1796–1866

Biography of John M. Morehead (1796–1866) and his role in North Carolina's development: railroads, internal improvements, and the 1835 constitutional reforms.

1922

Testimonial and Memorial to William Gallogly Moorehead for Forty One Years Professor in the Xenia Theological Seminary

1913 Xenia Theological Seminary program honoring Prof. William G. Moorehead. Lists delegates and lectures on archaeology, apologetics, missions, the Anselmic atonement, and the Psalms.

William Gallogly Moorehead ⬩ 1914

Millennial Dawn: A Counterfeit of Christianity

A forceful critique of Charles T. Russell's Millennial Dawn, arguing it denies Christ's deity, incarnation, atonement, and bodily resurrection and is anti‑scriptural.

William Gallogly Moorehead ⬩ 1912

The Moral Glory of Jesus Christ a Proof of Inspiration

Argues that the Gospels' portrait of Christ's moral glory—his sinlessness, perfect humanity, selflessness and dignity—demonstrates their divine inspiration and attests Christ's deity.

William Gallogly Moorehead ⬩ 1910

Outline Studies in the New Testament: Catholic Epistles — James I and II Peter, I, II, III John, and Jude

Study of the Catholic Epistles, opening with James: examines authorship, date/audience, and themes—practical ethics, faith and works, and sermonic parallels.

William Gallogly Moorehead ⬩ 1910

Outline Studies in the New Testament: Philippians to Hebrews

Study of Philippians highlighting Paul's close bond with the Philippian church, their generous support during his imprisonment, and the epistle's themes of joy, fellowship, and women's roles.

William Gallogly Moorehead ⬩ 1905

Introduction to W.E. Biederwolf, A Help to the Study of the Holy Spirit

A Scripture-centered introduction to the Holy Spirit examining His names, person, deity and work (baptism, filling, gifts, fruit), with careful exegesis and bibliography.

William Gallogly Moorehead ⬩ 1903

Studies in the Book of Revelation

Concise study of Revelation addressing authorship, date, symbolism, interpretive methods, and structure; defends the apostle John's authorship and a Domitian-era (c.90–96) date.

William Gallogly Moorehead ⬩ 1908

Studies in the Mosaic Institutions: The Tabernacle, the Priesthood, the Sacrifices, the Feasts of Ancient Israel

Study of the tabernacle, priesthood, sacrifices, and feasts as types pointing to Christ. Defends Mosaic authorship and shows the Old Testament anticipates New Testament fulfillment.

William Gallogly Moorehead ⬩ 1909

A Prince and a Great Man: A Series of Personal Appreciations and Memories of Walter W. Moore

Appreciative biographical sketches of Walter W. Moore (1857–1926), Union Theological Seminary professor, preacher, and administrator, praised for scholarship, leadership, humility, and devotion to training ministers.

Walter Lee Lingle, Robert Fishburne Campbell, Charles Robert Hemphill, Egbert Watson Smith ⬩ 1926

Colonel John Q. Dickinson

Biographical sketch of Colonel John Q. Dickinson (b.1831), Confederate cavalryman, planter, and benefactor of Union Theological Seminary. Defends Southern motives and urges reconciliation.

Walter William Moore ⬩ 1926

James Sprunt: Biographical Sketch

Tribute to James Sprunt, Wilmington merchant and Christian leader. Highlights his piety, public service, business achievements, literary work, and lasting local influence.

Walter William Moore ⬩ 1925

Centennial Celebration of the Church of Nottoway at Blackstone, VA., Nov. 30, 1924

Union Seminary Review (Apr 1925): essays on Christian education, preaching and motives for ministry, plus a centennial history of the Nottoway Presbyterian churches.

Walter William Moore ⬩ 1925

James Sprunt, LL.D.

Union Seminary Review (Jan 1925) issue containing New Testament studies, articles on the Resurrection and Bible translation, and a biographical memorial of James Sprunt.

Walter William Moore ⬩ 1925

General Catalogue of the Trustees, Officers, Professors and Alumni of Union Theological Seminary in Virginia, 1807–1924

General catalogue and historical sketch of Union Theological Seminary in Virginia (1807–1924), outlining its founding, trustees, professors, student rolls, and early development under Dr. Rice.

Walter William Moore, Union Theological Seminary (VA) ⬩ 1924

Judge George L. Christian

Memorial tribute to Judge George L. Christian, recounting his leadership in relocating Union Theological Seminary to Richmond, long trustee service, and civic and church roles.

Walter William Moore ⬩ 1924

“In His Image” — A Review

Review of William J. Bryan's In His Image: Sprunt lectures defending belief in God, the Bible and Christ, critiquing evolutionary hypotheses and applying Christianity to life.

Walter William Moore ⬩ 1922

Mr. Bryan at Union Seminary

Report from the Synod of Virginia (1921): call to thanksgiving, a moving presentation of foreign‑mission volunteers, prayerful support for the Washington disarmament talks, and Bryan's lectures at Union Seminary.

Walter William Moore ⬩ 1921

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Archives

A Book of Remembrance: The Presbyterian Church, New School, 1837–1869: An Historical Review

Jonathan Edwards: Some Lessons for the Times

John Motley Morehead and the Development of North Carolina, 1796–1866

Testimonial and Memorial to William Gallogly Moorehead for Forty One Years Professor in the Xenia Theological Seminary

Millennial Dawn: A Counterfeit of Christianity

The Moral Glory of Jesus Christ a Proof of Inspiration

Outline Studies in the New Testament: Catholic Epistles — James I and II Peter, I, II, III John, and Jude

Outline Studies in the New Testament: Philippians to Hebrews

Introduction to W.E. Biederwolf, A Help to the Study of the Holy Spirit

Studies in the Book of Revelation

Studies in the Mosaic Institutions: The Tabernacle, the Priesthood, the Sacrifices, the Feasts of Ancient Israel

A Prince and a Great Man: A Series of Personal Appreciations and Memories of Walter W. Moore

Colonel John Q. Dickinson

James Sprunt: Biographical Sketch

Centennial Celebration of the Church of Nottoway at Blackstone, VA., Nov. 30, 1924

James Sprunt, LL.D.

General Catalogue of the Trustees, Officers, Professors and Alumni of Union Theological Seminary in Virginia, 1807–1924

Judge George L. Christian

“In His Image” — A Review

Mr. Bryan at Union Seminary

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