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Relation of Baptized Children to the Church

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Argues that baptized children are covenant members — a birthright from the Abrahamic covenant — and that the church must watch, teach, and nurture them rather than ignore or claim them tyrannically.

Sermons on the Parables

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Editor's preface and biographical sketch introducing a posthumous volume of William Davidson's sermons on the Parables, lauding his preaching, oratory, and pastoral ministry.

The Moabite Stone and the Hebrew Records

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Hebraica (Apr 1891) issue presents Semitic scholarship: Moses colloquy, analysis of the Moabite Stone vs Hebrew records, Septuagint text of Hosea, Genesis notes and bibliography.

The Semitic Tradition of Creation

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Surveys Christ’s testimony to the Old Testament and compares Babylonian creation myths (Enuma Elish) with the Hebrew Genesis, assessing similarities, differences, and possible origins.

The Holy Flock

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James W. Alexander urges prayer for a widespread revival, arguing Scripture and history (Pentecost, Reformation) show God brings sudden, large conversions.

Genesis and Semitic Tradition

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Survey of Babylonian/Assyrian creation traditions and their parallels with Genesis, assessing cuneiform discoveries, mistranslations, and implications for interpretation.

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