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An Address, Delivered to the Oneida Indians, September 24, 1810

Samuel Blatchford ⬩ 1810

1810 missionary address to the Oneida urging industry, schooling, temperance and Christian faith, promising ministerial support; includes a thankful reply from Chief Christian.

The Excellency of the Scriptures: A Sermon, Delivered Before the Albany Bible Society, at Their Annual Meeting, in the North Dutch Church, February 12, 1811

Samuel Blatchford ⬩ 1811

Samuel Blatchford's 1811 sermon, The Excellency of the Scriptures, argues for the Bible's divine inspiration, moral purity, and prophetic truth, urging its universal acceptance and obedience.

A Sermon, Delivered to the United Presbyterian Congregations of Lansingburgh and Waterford, April 13, 1815

Samuel Blatchford ⬩ 1815

Sermon (Apr 13, 1815) on Psalm 136:1 urging sincere, humble thanksgiving to God for his enduring mercy and providence—especially for national deliverance and the blessings bestowed on America.

The Sanctification of the Sabbath, a Sermon, Delivered November 27, 1825

Samuel Blatchford ⬩ 1825

Sermon urging the sanctification of the weekly Sabbath (the Lord's Day), arguing its divine institution from creation, Mosaic law, and Ezekiel's covenantal sign.

The Charm: A Collection of Sunday School Music

Philip Paul Bliss ⬩ 1871

Collection of 19th-century Sunday-school and devotional hymns for children and congregational worship (includes songs like "Crown Him" and "Let the Lower Lights Be Burning").

Sunshine for Sunday-Schools: A New Collection of Original and Selected Music

Philip Paul Bliss ⬩ 1873

19th-century Sunday-school hymnal (1873) with music and guidance for superintendents, choristers, teachers, and devotional songs about the Savior, heaven, and prayer.

The Joy: A Collection of New and Carefully Selected Music for Classes, Choirs, and Conventions

Philip Paul Bliss ⬩ 1873

19th-century Sunday-school hymn collection with prefatory guidance and Scripture selections; devotional songs on the Savior, heaven, prayer, and Christian service.

Gospel Songs: A Choice Collection of Hymns and Tunes, New and Old, for Gospel Meetings, Prayer Meetings, Sunday Schools, Etc.

Philip Paul Bliss ⬩ 1874

1874 gospel hymnal compiled by P. P. Bliss. Contains hymns of salvation, prayer, praise, and invitation for gospel meetings, prayer meetings, and Sunday schools.

“Hold the Fort”

Philip Paul Bliss ⬩ 1877

Hymn 'Hold the Fort' (P.P. Bliss) uses a Civil War signal story to urge believers to stand firm, trusting Christ's coming and timely reinforcements.

The Death of the Good Man Precious in the Sight of God: A Sermon Delivered at Pisgah, Occasioned by the Death of the Rev. John Brown

James Ebenezer Blythe ⬩ 1804

Our Sins Acknowledged: Being a Sermon, Preached in Lexington, Jan. 12, 1815, the Day of the National Fast

James Ebenezer Blythe ⬩ 1815

On the Chemical Changes on the Atmospheric Air, and Upon the Blood, During Respiration

James Ebenezer Blythe ⬩ 1828

1828 medical essay on respiration describing chemical changes in the blood—oxygenation, decarbonization, generation of animal heat, and the role of respiration in forming fibrin from chyle.

Inaugural Address, Delivered January 1, 1833, by James Blythe, D.D., at His Inauguration into Office, as President of South Hanover College

James Ebenezer Blythe ⬩ 1833

1833 inaugural urging expanded education, Christian missions, philanthropy, and liberty—arguing providence is preparing the world for the triumph of the gospel and progress.

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An Address, Delivered to the Oneida Indians, September 24, 1810

The Excellency of the Scriptures: A Sermon, Delivered Before the Albany Bible Society, at Their Annual Meeting, in the North Dutch Church, February 12, 1811

A Sermon, Delivered to the United Presbyterian Congregations of Lansingburgh and Waterford, April 13, 1815

The Sanctification of the Sabbath, a Sermon, Delivered November 27, 1825

The Charm: A Collection of Sunday School Music

Sunshine for Sunday-Schools: A New Collection of Original and Selected Music

The Joy: A Collection of New and Carefully Selected Music for Classes, Choirs, and Conventions

Gospel Songs: A Choice Collection of Hymns and Tunes, New and Old, for Gospel Meetings, Prayer Meetings, Sunday Schools, Etc.

“Hold the Fort”

The Death of the Good Man Precious in the Sight of God: A Sermon Delivered at Pisgah, Occasioned by the Death of the Rev. John Brown

Our Sins Acknowledged: Being a Sermon, Preached in Lexington, Jan. 12, 1815, the Day of the National Fast

On the Chemical Changes on the Atmospheric Air, and Upon the Blood, During Respiration

Inaugural Address, Delivered January 1, 1833, by James Blythe, D.D., at His Inauguration into Office, as President of South Hanover College

The Present State and Duties of the Church

Gospel Doctrine and Christian Duty

A Speech Delivered at the Anniversary of the Indiana Colonization Society

Sermon on Matt. 26:39

Gall’s Lesson System of Education

A Treatise on the Scripture Doctrine of Original Sin

The Intolerance of the Church of Rome

Confessional Intelligence

AI Response

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