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John Knox: An Oration

Oration celebrating John Knox's leadership in Scotland's Reformation—his bold preaching, persecution, exile, and steadfast convictions that helped establish Presbyterianism.
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Persia: Western Mission

Account of the Presbyterian Western Persia Mission (1835–1896), surveying Christianity in Persia, mission stations, persecutions, Armenian/Nestorian/Jewish work and medical/Bible efforts.
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September 24, 1851 Letter

Memoir of Rev. William J. Armstrong, D.D., recounting his Virginia missionary labors, influential Calvinist preaching in Charlottesville and Richmond, and his humble, beloved pastoral character.
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The Names of God in the Psalms

Analysis of divine names in the Psalms (Jehovah, Adonai, Elohim). Argues their distribution and manuscript evidence do not prove late dating of the Psalter.
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Ecclesiasticus

Obituary and scholarly essay: commemorates W. H. Green and examines Genizah Hebrew fragments of Ecclesiasticus, assessing their authenticity and textual variants.
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Review of M. Mielziner, Introduction to the Talmud

Assesses the Westminster Assembly’s formative role in Anglo-American religion and politics; reviews recent scholarship on the Talmud, Hebrew syntax, and Old Testament textual criticism.
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Review of Adolf Erman, Aegyptische Grammatik

Review of McGiffert’s provocative History of Christianity in the Apostolic Age, with notices of Erman’s Egyptian grammar and Herner’s Hebrew syntax, critiquing methods and conclusions.
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Review of Hugh Winckler, The Tel-el-Amarna Letters

Reviews an essay on 'theistic evolution' critiquing Darwinian interpretations and defending design, followed by critical notices of Tel‑el‑Amarna letters and Arabic, Aramaic, and Coptic grammars.
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Review of Richard Raabe, Petrus der Iberer

Review article on hindrances to foreign missions and proposed remedies, noting growing support and opposition. Also surveys recent theological literature including travel in Scripture lands and Huguenot history.
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Review of Philological Literature

Examines whether Christianity can be tested by the experimental (Baconian) method—citing John 7:17—and reviews recent philological literature on Assyriology, Hebrew, and Syriac studies.
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Review of Recent Oriental Literature

Review of Dr. Briggs' revised critique of Hexateuchal higher criticism and a survey of recent Oriental scholarship—Babylonian inscriptions, Coptic texts, and Old Testament historical studies.
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On Kathemenos in Matthew 4:16

Reviews debates over higher criticism, the Matt. 4:16/Isa. 9:1 translation, and Prof. Cheyne's contested views on inspiration and the canon amid evangelical vs. rationalistic critics.
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Notes on Hebrew Syntax

Concise scholarly notes on Hebrew verb syntax—treating the perfect, imperfect, participle, and infinitive construct, with uses of tense, aspect, and mood illustrated from Scripture.
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Elements of Syriac Grammar by an Inductive Method

Elements of Syriac (1891) by Robert Dick Wilson: a comprehensive Syriac grammar (orthography, etymology, syntax) using Peshitta and classical Syriac examples to aid students and Scripture study.
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