The Covenanter, Vol. 13
1857 review of Anderson's Lectures on Theology: favors a mix of lectures and textbooks, defends imputation of Christ's righteousness by faith, and criticizes the 'two kingdoms' doctrine.
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Archives
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The Covenanter, Vol. 13
The Covenanter, Vol. 12
Exposition of the Confession on creation: God (Father, Son, Spirit) created the world ex nihilo in six days, revealing His eternal power, wisdom, and goodness.
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The Covenanter, Vol. 11
1855 Covenanter review faults Dr. M'Leod's memoir as redundant and an inadequate biography, criticizing its partisan defense of 'New Light' views and handling of the U.S. Constitution.
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The Covenanter, Vol. 10
Argues that Christians may dissent and separate from immoral civil governments, appealing to Moses, the patriarchs, and Scripture (Heb. 11; Ps. 19; Matt. 4) to justify refusal of allegiance.
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The Covenanter, Vol. 9
August 1853 Covenanter review criticizing a revised Reformed Presbyterian history and synod practice, defending the original testimony; praises a pronouncing Bible and debates church discipline.
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The Covenanter, Vol. 8
Exposition of Revelation 16: the sixth vial's three 'unclean spirits'—infidelity, despotism, and false religion—prepare nations for Armageddon; Christ's sudden, decisive victory is affirmed.
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The Covenanter, Vol. 7
1851 Covenanter essay diagnosing the age: pursuit of material good, rising personal independence, rationalist assaults on doctrine, and failing Christian unity. Urges testing and reaffirming true faith.
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The Covenanter, Vol. 6
Argues nations sin when they refuse to acknowledge God or make His law their rule; critiques the U.S. constitution's religious neutrality and public profanation of the Sabbath.
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The Covenanter, Vol. 5
A 19th-century Covenanter polemic debating whether churches may own/manage property or if civil magistrates must; argues from Scripture and church history that church officers may hold funds.
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The Covenanter, Vol. 4
1848 Covenanter essay defending an interpretation of Romans 13:1-7: magistracy is a divine ordinance in principle, not exemplified by corrupt Rome; critiques opposing reviewers.
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The Covenanter, Vol. 3
1847 Synod address urging parents and baptized youth to honour covenantal vows: maintain family worship, diligently catechize and train children, and encourage youth to profess faith and join the Lord’s table.
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The Covenanter, Vol. 2
Review of M. Stuart's defense of the Old Testament canon against German rationalism. Argues Christ and the apostles accepted the Jewish canon as our present Old Testament.
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The Covenanter, Vol. 1
Launch editorial of The Covenanter (1845) calling Christians to reclaim the press and public life. Urges Scriptural engagement on temperance, Sabbath, slavery, and voting.
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Bible Magistracy; or, Christ’s Dominion Over the Nations
Argues that Jesus Christ, as Mediator, is the moral governor of nations with authority over civil rulers. Applies biblical principles to assess the moral character of U.S. civil institutions and Christian duty.
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The Deacon: An Inquiry in the Nature, Duties, and Exercise of the Office of Deacon in the Christian Church
Argues the deacon is an ordinary, divinely instituted church office tasked with caring for the poor and managing funds; defends ordination of deacons and opposes trustee substitutes.
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Constitution of the Union Anti-Slavery Society
Library title/plate from a Reformed Presbyterian theological library (Pittsburgh, PA) showing presentation/donor information and connection with an Associate Reformed Presbyterian church.
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Our New Possessions — What Shall We Make Them?
Examines church–state relations amid U.S. expansion: the church should guide on marriage, morals, education and missions in new territories, yet warns against a harmful church-state union.
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Coldenham Reformed Presbyterian Congregation: Its Early History
Christian Nation (Oct 25, 1899) reports Covenanter news: Coldenham centennial, missions, temperance and Sunday‑service issues. Editorial opposes imperial force, urging the Sermon on the Mount ethic.
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“Take Heed Unto Thyself”
1899 issue of the Christian Nation (Reformed Presbyterian) weekly covering church news, temperance and the "right to die" debate, Christian Endeavor membership rules, and missions.
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