The Resurrection of Jesus and Historical Criticism
Defends the historicity of Christ's resurrection against modern critical theology, arguing that miracles remain credible within the biblical conception of God.
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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.
The Resurrection of Jesus and Historical Criticism
Epigraphical Note: Jalabert’s “Épigraphie” and the Proconsulship of Gallio
Traces the Church's role in founding American colleges and reviews Jalabert’s epigraphical study, including discussion of the Delphi (Gallio) inscription and New Testament textual evidence.
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The Place of the Resurrection Appearances of Jesus
Scholarly analysis of NT accounts on the place of Jesus' resurrection appearances (Jerusalem vs. Galilee). Examines Gospel narratives, Paul's testimony, and historical criticism.
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Gospel History and Criticism
Two Princeton lectures: a homiletic study of Genesis stressing creation, fall, covenant and redemption; and an analysis of Gospel history, Jesus’ person, vocation and textual criticism.
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The Resurrection of Jesus
Scholarly analysis of the origin and historicity of early Christian belief in Jesus’ death and resurrection, weighing New Testament and Pauline evidence vs. naturalistic theories.
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Critical Note: Von Soden’s Text and Matthew 1. 16
Machen's inaugural argues the New Testament must be read historically; a critical review examines von Soden's Greek New Testament and his textual theory, focusing on Matt. 1:16.
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Prefatory Note to Biblical Doctrines
Warfield's chapter on predestination from Biblical Doctrines surveys terminology, Hebrew and Greek usage, and Old/New Testament teaching on election, providence, and divine purpose.
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Prefatory Note to Studies in Tertullian and Augustine
Warfield outlines Tertullian's pivotal role in shaping Trinitarian doctrine and previews Augustine's theological contributions. Focuses on the tract 'Against Praxeas' and patristic context.
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Prefatory Note to Studies in Theology
Warfield surveys apologetics: its nature, scope, and place among theological disciplines. He argues apologetics establishes the validity of the knowledge of God for theology.
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Caspar Wistar Hodge, 1870–1937
Announces John A. Mackay’s inauguration and memorializes Caspar Wistar Hodge (1870–1937). Hodge is praised as a faithful Reformed theologian who upheld the Westminster Confession and covenant Calvinism.
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William Park Armstrong, 1874–1944
June 1944 Princeton Seminary Bulletin: announces a Council on Theological Education to unite Presbyterian seminaries; contains memorials for John T. Manson and William P. Armstrong.
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William Tyndale: The Man and His Achievement
Study of William Tyndale—his translation of the New Testament into English, influence on the Reformation and later English Bibles, scholarly work, and martyrdom for faith.
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Thomas Jefferson and Education in a Republic
Overview of Thomas Jefferson's life and his influence on American education—his upbringing, public service, and legislative plans for public schooling, universities, and religious freedom.
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The Development of Modern Education in Theory, Organization, and Practice
Survey of the development of modern education, tracing influences, movements, and reformers from antiquity to the 19th century. Emphasizes theories, institutions, and professional training.
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The History and Philosophy of Education, Ancient and Medieval
Survey of educational thought from primitive times through the medieval era. Examines Hebrew, Egyptian, Greek, Roman practices and their bearing on modern pedagogy.
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Chatanooga’s Most Beloved Citizen
June 1913 Confederate Veteran issue celebrating Confederate leaders and veterans. Includes a defense of Gen. Bragg, sketches of Gen. J.E. Johnston and Rev. J.W. Bachman, and U.D.C. greetings.
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Some Certainties
1901 Presbyterian call to 'Forward'—urging vigorous foreign and home missions in response to China martyrs and Pacific expansion, grounding action in the Great Commission.
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Thoughts for Every-Day Living from the Spoken and Written Words of Maltbie Davenport Babcock
A posthumous collection of Maltbie D. Babcock's devotional sermons, prayers, letters and poems offering practical Christian guidance for daily living, comfort, and service.
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Three Whys and Their Answer
A short devotional urging individuals to become Christians, confess faith publicly, and join the church—stressing personal commitment, service, and community.
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Letters from Egypt and Palestine
Pastoral travel letters by Maltbie D. Babcock from his 1901 journey to Egypt and Palestine. Vivid journal of landscapes, biblical sites, and Christian reflections.
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