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The Sanctuary of Israel at Shiloh

Study of Septuagint terms for 'love' and their usage in Scripture; plus an archaeological and textual examination of Israel's tabernacle at Shiloh, its Mosaic origins and Near Eastern parallels.
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Hadadezer or Ben-Hadad

Scholarly analysis of the identities and chronology of Ben-hadad and Hadadezer, comparing Hebrew narratives and Assyrian inscriptions to reconcile divergent historical records.
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The Statue of Shalmaneser at Asshur

Account of Assyrian–Israelite interactions: identification of Ben‑hadad/Hadadezer and a translation/analysis of the Shalmaneser statue inscriptions and campaigns (9th–8th c. BC).
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The Reclothing and Coronation of Joshua

Scholarly exegesis of Zechariah 3–6 on Joshua's re-clothing and coronation, the priest-king 'Branch' motif, and competing textual-critical interpretations among modern commentators.
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An Interpretation of Isaiah XL.3

Exegesis of Isaiah 40:3 exploring 'wilderness' as exile imagery linked to Hosea and Deuteronomy. Argues the prophetic herald summons preparation for the Lord's redemptive return.
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John D. Davis, Ph.D., D.D., LL.D.

Necrological report on Professor John D. Davis (1854–1926), Princeton Theological Seminary Hebrew and Old Testament scholar; outlines his career, publications, degrees, and surviving family.

John D. Davis

Memorial biography of John D. Davis (1854–1926), Princeton professor of Oriental and Old Testament literature, highlighting his scholarship, teaching, and Christian character.
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George Hutcheson Denny

Biographical sketch of George H. Denny, Virginia educator and president of Washington and Lee, raised in a Christian home and noted for integrity, plain living, and academic leadership.
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Calvin’s Influence on Educational Progress

Argues Calvin's theology and church polity powerfully advanced popular education, intellectual discipline, and learned ministry, shaping modern schools and preaching.
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The American Presbyterian Church in Manilla

Travel piece describing Mandeville, Jamaica—its community, nature and climate—followed by a report on the American Presbyterian Church in Manila: pastors, missionary work, church life and customs.
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On the Way to Hwai Yuen: Or, A Mule Ride in China

John B. Devins' travel account visiting the Presbyterian mission at Hwai Yuen, China. He recounts arduous journeys, missionary labors, medical work, and local hospitality.
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The Classic Mediterranean

Early 20th-century travelogue of a Mediterranean cruise through Spain, North Africa, Greece, Turkey, the Holy Land, Egypt and Italy, blending history, culture and missionary observation.
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John Bancroft Devins: A True Greatheart

Reminiscences of Rev. John B. Devins, tracing his rise from orphaned poverty to influential Presbyterian minister and civic leader. His life exemplifies faith, education and social service.

Creation or Development

Argues the twentieth century will see a clash between creation and development worldviews. Warns that evolutionary, atheistic naturalism threatens Christian faith and morals.
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The Biblical Criticism of the Present Day

Kuyper warns that modern biblical criticism, driven by philosophical/ethical trends, uproots theology, strips Scripture of authority, and endangers the church's spiritual life.
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To Be Near Unto God

Reflection on nearness to God: true love makes God personal and brings blessed fellowship amid trials. God cherishes the souls He made; beware the tyranny of money.
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Review of F.L. Chapell, The Great Awakening of 1740

A review roundup of recent scholarly books: Trevelyan on the American Revolution, Dutch Reformation texts, the Great Awakening, Bishop Butler, and studies of the Roman catacombs.
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On Being a Christian Mother

Mothers should make spiritual training their first duty, modeling Christ and teaching covenantal faith. Also argues for Scripture's infallibility and an orthodox Presbyterian defense.
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