The Relation of David’s Family to the Messiah
Analyzes the Davidic covenant and divine sovereignty in choosing David's line, and its relation to the Messiah, the exile, and the promise of future restoration.
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The Relation of David’s Family to the Messiah
Our Saviour’s Discourse in the Synagogue at Capernaum
Travel notes from Damascus followed by an exposition of Jesus' Capernaum discourse (John 6), defending Christ's divine person and his saving relation to believers.
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The Element of Time in Prophecy
Analyzes the element of time in Old Testament prophecy—especially Isaiah 59–60 and 4—arguing prophets often omit precise timings and considering millennial implications.
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The Mosaic Narrative of the Creation Considered Gramatically and in Its Relation to Science
Grammatical exegesis of the Mosaic creation account (Gen. 1:1), urging philological fidelity and a cautious harmonization with geology while rejecting forced scientific readings of Scripture.
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The Mosaic Six Days and Geology
E.P. Barrows examines the Mosaic six days and geology, defending the historicity of Genesis against mythic readings and arguing the 'days' may denote extended creative periods.
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Wisdom as a Person in the Book of Proverbs
Analyzes Proverbs' depiction of Wisdom—personified voice, divine attribute, or pre-existent Christ (Logos). Argues the Hebrew context links Wisdom to God's revelation, nature, and conscience.
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The Scriptural Doctrine of a Future State
1858 theological critique defending the Bible's teaching of eternal punishment against annihilationist and philosophical objections (dualism, quantity/quality, divine justice).
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Biographical Sketch of Ebenezer Henderson, Author of The Twelve Minor Prophets
Preface and biographical sketch to E. Henderson’s English edition of his commentary on the Twelve Minor Prophets, with translation notes and missionary background.
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Saalschütz on Hebrew Servitude
Two articles: an exegesis of 'Christ preaching to the spirits in prison' (1 Pet. 3:18–19) and a detailed study of Hebrew servitude under Mosaic law (Ex.21; Deut.15; Lev.25).
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The Bible and Slavery
Contends that American slavery—defined by slave codes as treating people as chattel—is intrinsically immoral, not merely abused, and incompatible with Scripture. Examines law, practice, and biblical principles.
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The State and Slavery
Argues slavery is a public evil that undermines a state's material, intellectual, and moral welfare; critiques pro‑slavery political defenses and supports emancipation.
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A New Introduction to the Study of the Bible
A concise guide defending the Bible's historicity, genuineness, canon and inspiration. Surveys Old and New Testament origins, textual history, and principles of interpretation.
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Sacred Geography, and Antiquities
Concise outline of the Holy Land's geography and antiquities, describing Palestine's natural divisions, cities, and scriptural associations to aid biblical study.
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Hallelujah, Christ Is Mine
An 1880 compact hymnbook, Manual of Praise, arranging hymns and tunes for Sabbath, chapel, prayer meetings, Sunday school and family worship with topical and scriptural indexes.
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The Manners and Customs of the Jews
Survey of Jewish agricultural customs in biblical Palestine: the sabbatical year and Jubilee, irrigation (shadûf), crops, tools, and social provisions for the poor.
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Revelation and Inspiration
Argues New Testament quotations affirm OT's divine authority, often use the Septuagint, and prioritize sense over verbal exactness under the Spirit's guidance.
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The Nation and the Soldier: A Memorial Address
Memorial address honoring Union soldiers and national unity, recalling Gettysburg and Lincoln's words. Delivered in Chicago (May 27, 1883), it celebrates sacrifice and patriotism.
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Man’s Chief End: Glorifying God, A Sermon, and Eternal Enjoyment: A Sermon
Sermon urging all to make man's chief end to glorify God and enjoy Him. Teaches remembering God, holy living in body and spirit, Spirit-filled witness and bearing fruit.
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Municipal Patriotism: A Sermon
Thanksgiving sermon urging municipal patriotism — citizens must reform corrupt city government, oppose saloons and graft, and promote civic benefaction and public virtue.
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