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Review of Jakob Fromer, Der Babylonische Talmud

Traces the church’s role in founding American academies and colleges, their early struggles, and offers critiques of contemporary Old Testament scholarship and missionary translation work.
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Review of C.A. Stanley, The Word for God in Chinese

Examines how American churches founded and sustained early academies and colleges to train ministers, recounting their struggles and support. Includes reviews of recent biblical and missionary works.
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A Hebrew Grammar for Beginners

Beginner's Hebrew grammar explaining orthography, vowel signs (shewa, dagesh), gutturals, syllable structure, and pronunciation rules for students.
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Review of Theodor Noldeke, Compendious Syriac Grammar

Princeton Theological Review (Apr 1906): examines Tertullian’s role in the early doctrine of the Trinity and reviews works on Petra archaeology, Syriac grammar, and religious literature.
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Belshazzar and Darius the Mede

Argues Daniel's accounts of Belshazzar and Darius the Mede align with Babylonian inscriptions, explaining titles, co-regency, and adoption to resolve apparent discrepancies.
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Was Abraham a Myth?

1905 Bible League conference arguing that archaeological and ancient Near Eastern records (place names, customs, monuments) confirm the historical trustworthiness of the Old Testament, especially the patriarchal narratives about Abraham.
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Royal Titles in Antiquity: An Essay in Criticism

Two essays: one on Leo XIII’s moral influence and papal stance toward Protestantism; another critically examines Persian royal titles and their bearing on dating Ezra–Nehemiah.
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Lost Meanings of Hebrew Roots

Survey of Princeton's Old Testament work and a study, “Lost Meanings of Hebrew Roots,” arguing many Septuagint renderings reflect alternate meanings corroborated by Assyrian evidence.
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The Passover

Study of the Passover: its Hebrew meaning and Exodus institution, the ritual elements (paschal lamb, blood, unleavened bread, bitter herbs), later Jewish practice and the Hallel.
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March 4, 1856 Letter to James Weston Miller

1915 Quarterly pieces: article on Confederate Post Office administration and an 1856 letter from Rev. Hugh Wilson recounting early Texas Presbyterianism and his wife's death.
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The Missionary Wife

1918 Woman's Work reports on missionary life in Persia—refugee relief, medical and school work, and the vital role of missionary wives in home ministry, evangelism, and training youth.
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Matthew the Gospel for Moslems

Argues Matthew's Gospel is especially suited to Muslim readers—its genealogy, prophecy fulfillment, parables, Sermon on the Mount, miracles and kingship aid missionary persuasion.
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