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Love to an Unseen Savior

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A devotional tract urging believers to love Christ though unseen, grounded in Scripture and faith. Emphasizes joy, gratitude, desire for Christlikeness, and the hope of seeing Him face to face.

Archibald Alexander

Biographical sketches of Presbyterian figures Joseph Alden and Archibald Alexander. Traces Alexander’s early life, conversion, ordination, itinerant ministry, and college presidency.

Archibald Alexander, D.D., LL.D.

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Encyclopedic collection of Presbyterian history and biographical sketches of ministers (e.g., Archibald Alexander, Alden). Covers American Presbyterian institutions, seminaries, and assemblies.

Vedantists of Young Bengal

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Examines how Christian missions, English education, and Western influence are transforming young Bengal, breaking old Hindu institutions and fostering spiritual regeneration.

A Commentary on the Confession of Faith

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A concise, non-partisan commentary by A. A. Hodge on the Westminster Confession, with analysis, proofs and questions for students on Scripture, God, decree, Christ, and salvation.

A Commentary on the Confession of Faith (1869)

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A. A. Hodge’s concise 1870 commentary on the Westminster Confession, offering exposition, proofs, and questions for students; treats Scripture, Trinity, decree, creation, providence, and Presbyterianism.

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