The Sea of Galilee
Articles on human blunders, the sovereign personhood of Christ, and a detailed topographical account of the Sea of Galilee—its shores, storms, fishing, and biblical sites.
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Archives
The Confessional Presbyterian Archive is a curated digital library dedicated to preserving and promoting the writings of 17th–20th century Presbyterian pastors, teachers, and leaders. Featuring thousands of searchable texts, biographies, and historical resources, the archive provides direct access to the primary-source materials of American Presbyterianism.
The Sea of Galilee
The Plain of Gennesaret
Religion differs from morality: true religion springs from a God-centered motive; mere morality can be empty. Vivid account of the Plain of Gennesaret and its ties to Jesus' Galilean ministry.
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The Land of Israel
A textbook surveying the physical and historical geography of the Holy Land, with maps, illustrations and archaeological research identifying biblical sites, boundaries, and natural features.
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Journal of a Residence in the Sandwich Islands, During the Years 1823, 1824, and 1825
Journal of O.S. Stewart, an American missionary in the Sandwich Islands (1823–25), recording native customs, conversions, funerals, Lord Byron’s visit, and the establishment of Christian worship.
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The Kingship of Christ
Warns that severing schools from the Bible weakens society and defends the kingship of Christ over nations. Argues that Christ's moral law should guide governments and education.
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Secret Societies
A denunciation of secret societies (Freemasonry, Oddfellows) as artificial, Christless bodies whose secrecy, oaths, and lodge-worship usurp divinely-ordained social and religious duties.
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The Unfinished Aspects of the Covenanting Struggle
Examines the Covenanters' unfinished struggle: asserting Christ's exclusive authority over church and nations, church–state duties, and separation from ungodly governments.
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The National Mail Service and the Sabbath
1888 Senate hearing on S.2983 proposing a national Sunday rest, including cessation of Sunday mail. Proponents argue the Sabbath is a God-given right the government should protect.
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Thomas Patton Stevenson, D.D.
1888 history of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in America, featuring ministerial biographies, congregational and mission sketches, institutions, publications, and portraits.
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Women Deacons in the Early Christian Church
Historical survey arguing that women served as deacons (deaconesses) in the early church—citing Pliny, Apostolical Constitutions, fathers and councils—and tracing decline and later revivals.
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Women and the Deacon’s Office
Defends female ordination to the deaconate from Scripture and early practice, citing Phoebe (Rom.16), Acts 6, and principles linking office-name, work, and subsequent facts.
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The Reformed Presbyterian Church
Centennial account of the Reformed Presbyterian Church's temperance witness: resolutions for total abstinence, prohibition of liquor traffic, and tobacco condemnation.
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Introduction to William Symington, Messiah the Prince; or, The Mediatorial Dominion of Jesus Christ
Systematic defense of Christ’s mediatorial (kingly) dominion over church and nations, its necessity, reality, duties of nations, and implications for church–state relations.
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Fifty Years of Covenanter History: An Historical Discourse on the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Re-Organization of the First Reformed Presbyterian Church…
Historical address commemorating fifty years of Reformed Presbyterian (Covenanter) history in Philadelphia, tracing origins, the 1833 reorganization, and their stances on church, state, and slavery.
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Baptism: Its Authority and Meaning, and the Proper Subjects of the Rite
Council proceedings on baptism: history, authority, and the baptismal-regeneration debate. Maintains regeneration is by Spirit and Word; baptism symbolizes cleansing, burial, and resurrection.
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History of the Movement to Secure the Religious Amendment to the Constitution of the United States
Proceedings (1873) of a movement seeking a constitutional amendment to acknowledge Almighty God and Christ; recounts origins, conventions, memorials, and appeals to national leaders.
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The Legal Effect and Practical Value of the Proposed Amendment
Proceedings (1872) urging a Constitutional amendment to acknowledge God. Presents legal and practical arguments for chaplains, Bible in schools, Sabbath laws, and public prayer.
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The Origin and Progress of the Movement to Secure the Religious Amendment to the Constitution of the United States
1872 proceedings urging a constitutional amendment to acknowledge God and Christianity in the U.S. Constitution, linking national repentance with emancipation and providence.
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Amendment of the Constitution
Overview defending modern missionary progress, reports local church growth and a national constitutional amendment campaign, and records an ordination sermon urging ministerial godliness.
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