A Series of Revival Sermons
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A revival sermon defending the Bible’s divine inspiration, moral code, and Christ’s atoning work as the way for sinners. Offers apologetic evidence and appeals to repentance.
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A Series of Revival Sermons
A Plain and Scriptural View of Baptism (GB)
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Argues for infant baptism as scriptural and covenantal. Baptism replaces circumcision and infants of believers are covenant members; also examines proper mode of baptism.
A Plain and Scriptural View of Baptism (IA 1)
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Daniel Baker defends infant baptism in covenant continuity, arguing baptism replaces circumcision and infants are rightful members of the visible church; examines subjects and modes.
A Plain and Scriptural View of Baptism (IA 2)
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Defense of infant baptism: infants are covenant members (Noah/Abraham), baptism replaces circumcision, and household baptisms support paedobaptism.
Revival Sermons — Second Series
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Sermons emphasizing "precious faith" — saving, active faith that works by love, contrasted with presumption and dead belief; calls sinners to repent and trust Christ.
The Life and Labours of the Rev. Daniel Baker, D.D., Pastor and Evangelist [3rd ed.]
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Memoir of Rev. Daniel S. Baker, D.D., chronicling his ancestry, ministry, evangelistic labors, revivals, and role in founding Austin College. Compiled by his son William M. Baker.
Memoirs of the Rev. David Brainerd; Missionary to the Indians on the Borders of New-York, New-Jersey, and Pennsylvania
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Preface to the Memoirs of Rev. David Brainerd, missionary to American Indians; outlines his diary, mission labors, conversions, hardships, and publication history.
The Life of the Rev. David Brainerd, Missionary to the North American Indians
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Intro and contents of The Life of David Brainerd — a missionary biography of his devoted labors, trials, and influence among North American Indians, inspiring missionary zeal.
March 26, 1743 Letter to Joseph Bellamy (1743)
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Biographical sketches of early Presbyterian ministers, centering on David Brainerd’s missionary letters among Native Americans, his struggles, zeal, and pastoral counsel.
David Brainerd
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Sketch of David Brainerd (1718–1747), a New England missionary to Native Americans. Details his conversion, revival labors, suffering, and early death under Jonathan Edwards’ care.
David Brainerd the Apostle to the North American Indians
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Biography of David Brainerd, a Puritan missionary to North American Indians, chronicling his zeal, intense prayer life, hardships, and revival work among native tribes.
A Kentucky Protest Against Slavery (1792)
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Rev. David Rice’s 1792 Kentucky speech condemns slavery as unjust, cruel, and contrary to divine law, family bonds, and good policy, urging relief and emancipation.
David Rice’s Last Advice to His Children, Whether by Affinity or Consanguinity
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A dying pastor’s counsel urging steadfastness in orthodox doctrine, practical holiness, union of faith and works, and faithful conduct in family and society.
Essay on Baptism (1789)
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1819 essay defending infant baptism, its subjects and proper mode (pouring/sprinkling vs immersion), arguing from Scripture, apostolic practice, and the primitive Fathers.
An Epistle to the Citizens of Kentucky, Professing Christianity (1805)
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1824 outline and epistle collecting Rev. David Rice’s memoirs and warnings against doctrinal drift in Kentucky, tracing the road from Calvinism through error to Deism.
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