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Higher Ground

Calls the church to true edification: build on Christ's foundation, teach Reformed doctrine (Shorter Catechism) to raise the congregation to 'higher ground' after a painful split.
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A Bruised Reed in the Hands of Christ

Reflection on Isaiah 42:3 and Matthew 12: Christ as the patient Servant who heals the 'bruised reed' and revives the 'smoking flax', giving hope to weak believers and the church.
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Charge to Professor Young

Inaugural charge to Prof. Edward J. Young urging faithful stewardship of the Old Testament, zealous defense against higher criticism, and fidelity to the Reformed tradition and Spirit-led interpretation.
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Reverence for the Written Word: A Book Review

Review of Edward J. Young's commentary on Daniel defending Scripture's authority, rebutting critical (Maccabean) and overly speculative readings, and expounding key prophecies.
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God’s Work in Saving Sinners: A Book Review

Reviews of Murray's Redemption, Accomplished and Applied and Young's The Messianic Prophecies of Daniel, highlighting atonement, sovereign grace, regeneration, and Daniel's messianic vision.
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Music in the Worship of God

Discusses true conversion—conscience, sin, and Spirit-led repentance turning sinners to Christ—and the biblical role of music in corporate worship, rooted in Davidic temple practice.
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Brief Statement of the Reformed Faith

Minutes of the 114th General Assembly (1902) including a Brief Statement of the Reformed Faith: articles on God, revelation, providence, sin, Christ, Spirit, salvation, law, church and sacraments.
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The Memorial Tablet to Dr. James C. Moffat

Memorial address for Prof. James C. Moffat, honoring his career as Princeton Seminary's Church History professor and unveiling a memorial tablet. Praises his scholarship, pedagogy, and humane influence.
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Jonathan Edwards: A Study

Study of Jonathan Edwards emphasizing his Puritan spirituality and role as 'friend and aider' of those who would live in the Spirit, contrasted with Emerson.
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In Memoriam: William Miller Paxton, D.D., LL.D.

Funeral and memorial discourses for William Miller Paxton (1824–1904), recounting his Presbyterian ministry, academic service at Princeton Theological Seminary, pastoral gifts, preaching, and legacy.
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