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The Christian Advocate, Vol. 1

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Introduction to The Christian Advocate (1823): a Presbyterian-run but broadly Protestant monthly promoting evangelical learning, literary quality, contributor pay, and support for Christian charities.

The Christian Advocate, Vol. 3

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Argues against a ‘national’ church or periodical, defends denominational diversity, endorses Bible societies, and warns of anti‑Christian alliances. New‑Year note urges moderation.

The Christian Duty of Christian Women

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Sermon on Mary’s anointing (Mark 14:8): women should imitate her devoted, sacrificial love and generosity, yet observe biblical limits on public roles and ministry.

The Christian Advocate, Vol. 5

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1829 Christian Advocate: preface, index, and a lecture on the Shorter Catechism explaining Exodus 20:2 as the Preface to the Ten Commandments and urging personal obedience.

The Efficacy of Divine Truth (1826)

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Sermon asserting that the entrance of God’s Word enlightens the mind and sanctifies the heart; Scripture, preaching, and the Holy Spirit bring repentance and renewal.

Lectures on the Shorter Catechism, Volume 1

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Preface and contents of Ashbel Green’s 1829 Lectures on the Shorter Catechism, addressed to youth; Calvinistic catechetical instruction with practical devotional application.

The Christian Advocate, Vol. 7

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Preface/index of The Christian Advocate (1829) and a Lecture on the Shorter Catechism explaining the Preface to the Ten Commandments (Exod. 20:2) and the obligation to obey God.

Preface to Charles Buck’s Anecdotes

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Preface to Charles Buck’s Anecdotes: an alphabetical collection of religious and moral stories offering instruction and entertainment for young readers and travelers (1831).

Questions and Counsel for Young Converts

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Reformed catechism instructing young communicants on original sin, the covenants, and the sacraments (baptism and the Lord’s Supper) and their proper reception.

April 10, 1832 Letter to William B. Sprague

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Account of religious revivals in late-18th/early-19th-century America, focusing on Nassau Hall (College of New Jersey) and pastoral experience. Notes revival methods, awakenings, and abuses to avoid.

Address at the Funeral of Rev. Ezra Fisk

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Lecture on the Shorter Catechism (sixth petition): God tests but does not tempt (Genesis 22; James 1). Also contains the obituary and funeral address for Rev. Ezra Fisk, D.D.

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