Rev. James Caruthers Rhea Ewing, K.C.I.E.
October 1925 Seminary Bulletin containing an essay on Athens and a biographical necrology of Rev. James C. R. Ewing, a noted missionary, educator, and leader in India.
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Archives
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.
Rev. James Caruthers Rhea Ewing, K.C.I.E.
A History of the Hebrews in Outline Down to the Restoration Under Ezra and Nehemiah
Syllabus outlining Old Testament history from the patriarchs to Ezra and Nehemiah, emphasizing sources, archaeology, geography, the Exodus, Sinai, Moses, and the conquest.
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Hebrew-English Vocabulary to the Book of Genesis
1917 Hebrew–English vocabulary to Genesis. A frequency-based, beginner lexical aid offering brief definitions, occurrence counts, and citations to support reading the Hebrew text.
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Matthew Brown Riddle
Biographical sketch of Matthew Brown Riddle (1836–1916), eminent New Testament scholar and seminary professor, noting his teaching, textual-critical work, and extensive publications.
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Were the Early Books of the Old Testament Written in Cuneiform?
1916 seminary essay reviewing theories that early Old Testament books were written in cuneiform; surveys Winckler, Jeremias, Benzinger, Naville and biblical evidence.
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The Gospel in Genesis
Discusses creation vs. evolution and traces the gospel in Genesis—image of God (Gen. 1:26) and the protevangelium (Gen. 3:15)—via a historical, biblical-theological method.
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The Past a Prophecy of the Future, and Other Sermons
Sermons arguing that the past predicts the future: scientific uniformity and progress harmonize with Scripture, culminating in Christ as the consummation, resurrection and second coming.
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Samuel Henry Kellogg
Biography of Samuel H. Kellogg (1839–1899), Princeton-educated missionary to India, noted Hindi grammarian, seminary professor, evangelist, and devoted missionary leader.
Sauntering in an African Market
Affirms Christianity's timeless message of love, forgiveness and compassion for all nations and urges missionary aid to the suffering. Includes a reflective African-market saunter finding God's presence.
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Congo Crosses: A Study of Congo Womanhood
1936 missionary study of women in the Belgian Congo examining culture, marriage, health, witchcraft, and the growth of Christianity; urges focused mission work among women.
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The Parable of the Business Girl
1924 Presbyterian Survey article promotes Business Women's Circles for fellowship, devotion and mission support, offering practical plans, songs, menus and Montreat training.
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Sulfoxone Sodium (Diasone) in the Treatment of Leprosy: A Summary Analysis of Field Reports
Field analysis of sulfoxone (diasone) for leprosy from 22 reports (1,430 patients): ~75% clinical improvement, variable bacteriological conversion, notable adverse reactions.
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Statement Filed by Eugene R. Kellersberger, M.D., General Secretary, American Mission to Lepers, Inc., New York Before a House of Representatives Subcommittee
1949 Congressional hearings on national health legislation and medical research, focusing on leprosy (Hansen's disease), cerebral palsy, epilepsy, hospital construction, and public-health measures.
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Some Snapshots of Africa
1927 Presbyterian Survey article on Near East missions (Turkey): postwar population exchanges, ethnic‑religious tensions, and mission colleges' role in education and reconciliation.
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Monthly Topic — General View of Our Missions Fields: Changing Africa
1927 Presbyterian Survey highlights foreign missions: prays for peace amid China's nationalist upheaval and reports on transforming conditions in Central Africa, urging adapted missionary strategy and education.
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An Argument for Medical Missions
Easter meditation: Christ walks with believers, revealed through Scripture, fellowship and the sacraments. An argument for medical missions shows healing opens doors and transforms lives.
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In the Footsteps of the Great Physician
April 1927 Presbyterian Survey combining a devotional reflection on the Emmaus road with reports on Presbyterian missions, emphasizing medical evangelism and outreach in Africa.
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Kagawa in Lincoln’s Land
Profile of Toyohiko Kagawa's 1936 U.S. visit and writings, linking his Christian social reform (cooperatives, brotherhood) with Lincoln's spirit of emancipation and service.
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Christian Brotherhood in Theory and Practice
Dr. Toyohiko Kagawa urges practical Christian brotherhood and cooperative economics, tracing historical examples and calling for church unity and social action for the unemployed.
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Meditations on the Cross
Kagawa's Meditations on the Cross links Christ's crucifixion to personal surrender and social renewal. A devotional call to bear the cross in service to the poor and for justice.
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