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Three Pictures of Christ

Discusses Princeton Seminary's wartime adjustment and calls to chaplaincy. Presents three portraits of Christ (Paul, Philip, Christ himself), focusing on Philippians 2, Isaiah 53, and Matthew 16.
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Inaugural Address

Donald Mackenzie's inaugural address on the Importance of Biblical Theology: true theology reveals God, opposes false religion, and shapes individual and national life.
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John Alexander Mackay, 1889–1983

1984 Princeton Seminary Bulletin: essays on Reformed teaching, ministry, ecumenism and education; sermons, Ephesians Bible study, and memorial tributes to John A. Mackay and N.V. Hope.
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The Great Adventure

John A. Mackay urges total commitment and genuine conversion to Christ, rejecting ritual or sentimental substitutes. Followers must "Come...Follow me," live transformed lives, and engage in worldwide mission.
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Robert Elliot Speer: A Man of Yesterday Today

Centennial tribute to Robert E. Speer highlighting his Christ-centered faith, missionary leadership, and ecumenical influence shaping modern missions and church unity.
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When Truth Is a Belt

John A. Mackay's sermon affirms personal experience of God's presence and insists Christian truth is both subjective and objective. Truth must 'buckle' believers for faithful action (ephesians-6).
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Theological Triennium: For What?

Inaugural address urging seminary students to pursue rigorous theological study and personal involvement in faith—seeking intellectual structure and heartfelt worship.
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Towards Tomorrow

Princeton Seminary Bulletin (Jan 1959) reflects on the Seminary’s future, its 150th commemoration, appointment of James I. McCord, and a renewed mission including Hispanic outreach.
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The Christian Mission at This Hour

John A. Mackay assesses Christian mission amid secularization and global tensions at the Ghana Assembly, urging renewed mission theology, engagement with non-Christian religions, and committed witness.
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Cultivate the Real Presence

Commencement charge urging graduates to "cultivate the Real Presence" of Christ. Emphasizes obedience, communion, evangelism, church membership, and Christian education.
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As Spring Returns

Princeton Seminary Bulletin (May 1955) reports faculty appointments and memorials, dedication of a communion table, new publications, and programs advancing theological education.
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The Campus Mourns

Princeton Seminary bulletin memorializes Dr. Edward H. Roberts, recounting his service, funeral rites, and the campus's deep mourning; affirms Christian resignation and faith.
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