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God’s World and Word: Addresses for To-Day

Sermons defending Christian faith amid modern science and materialism, highlighting creation's wonders and miracles, calling for imagination, a new heart in Christ, and divine peace.
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The Regnant Christ

Addresses creative preaching and argues that Revelation's symbols disclose Christ's present enthronement and Messianic reign exercised since His Ascension.
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Neal Larkin Anderson, D.D.

Necrological report (1932) from Princeton Theological Seminary summarizing brief biographies and ministry service of deceased alumni and ministers.
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Church Dedication Prayer

History of the First Presbyterian Church in Trenton (1912) recounting the church's building, dedication services and prayer, ministers, trustees, and early congregation life.
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An Acrostic Upon a Child Born Blind

History of the Presbyterian Church in Trenton, NJ (John Hall, 2nd ed., 1912). Contains biographical sketches, providential anecdotes, hymns, and materials for the church's bicentennial.
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Our Church and Her Colleges

Examines John Knox's restoration of eldership on strict scriptural grounds and argues the Presbyterian Church must actively support its colleges to form ministers and Christian character.
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Christian Motive

Organization and co-operation can't substitute for Christian motive - love rooted in Christ's cross. Plans (e.g., the Assembly's Plan) need this love to have power.
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1872 — John Irvine Armstrong — 1924: An Appreciation

Obituary for Rev. John I. Armstrong (1872–1924), educator and Editor-in-Chief of Southern Presbyterian publications, praised for devoted service to Christian education and the Church.
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The Witness of the Gospels

Inaugural address assessing the Gospels as witnesses to Christ, their literary character and origins. Considers synoptic relations, John's distinct testimony, and historical trustworthiness.
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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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