Review of Dr. Pressly on Psalmody
A pointed review defending hymns alongside the Psalms against Dr. Pressly’s exclusive-psalmody claim. Argues there is no divine condemnation showing hymns corrupt worship.
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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.
Review of Dr. Pressly on Psalmody
William Morrison, D.D.
Biographical sketches of Presbyterian ministers William Morrison and William McWhir, detailing their ministries, character, published sermons, pastoral labors, and roles in American Presbyterian life.
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A Sermon, Delivered in the West Parish of Londonderry, May 5, 1816: Occasioned by the Death of John Pinkerton, Esq.
Funeral sermon on Job 5:26: the righteous 'come to their grave in full age, like a shock of corn.' It stresses God's care, ripeness for death, and the call to set affections on eternity.
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The Wisdom of Winning Souls: A Sermon, Delivered at the Ordination of the Rev. John Walker, to the Pastoral Care of the Church in Greenfield, February 5, 1812
Ordination sermon urging ministers to use heavenly wisdom to win souls from sin, Satan, and worldly allurements, stressing the soul's eternal worth (Proverbs 11:30).
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Robert Hall Morrison, D.D.
Biographical entries from the Presbyterian Encyclopedia detailing ministers, missions, and institutional history of the U.S. Presbyterian Church, including northern and southern assemblies.
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The Inaugural Address of the Rev. R.H. Morrison, D.D.
Inaugural address urging broad diffusion of education to form virtuous character. Argues science and Scripture complement one another and Christian moral education ensures national prosperity.
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February 5, 1833 Letter to William A. Hallock
1833 Presbyterian periodical with essays on theatrical licentiousness, the power of uttered prayer, a review of the devotional 'Mother's First Thoughts,' and mission notes from the Sandwich Islands.
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A History of the Ninth Regiment, Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Regimental history of the 9th Illinois Volunteer Infantry (Civil War). Documents organization, service at Cairo, camp life, officers, marches, and soldier anecdotes.
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John Hunter Morrison, D.D.
Necrological report (Princeton Seminary, 1882) with brief biographies of ministers and foreign missionaries, recording their labors, deaths, family details, and dying testimonies.
On Prayer for the Outpouring of the Holy Spirit
Call to united, earnest prayer for an abundant outpouring of the Holy Spirit to empower missions, revive churches, and secure conversions—citing Joel, Pentecost, and Ezekiel.
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Rev. George Morrison
Encyclopedia entry on colonial Presbyterian dissent, the adoption of the Scottish Confession, and biographies of Rev. George Morrison and his son, detailing ministries and schools.
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Obituary of the Rev. George Morrison
1837 Baltimore Literary & Religious Magazine publishes Andrew Rivet's essay on whether the Pope is Antichrist, and an obituary of Rev. George Morrison recounting his ministry, long suffering, and death.
God a Mystery
Profiles Chrysostom as the foremost Eastern preacher and presents sermons on God's hiddenness and the need for Christ's gospel to the poor, afflicted, and captives.
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The Council of Apostles and Presbyters at Jerusalem
1883 essay argues the Jerusalem council (Acts 15) legitimates Presbyterian higher courts and rebuts Episcopal and Congregational claims, examining inspiration and authority.
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Woman’s Place in the Gospel
Argues for women's vital role in the Gospel: they ministered to Jesus materially, supported missions, stood by the cross, and are commended in Scripture.
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Theology of the Westminster Symbols: A Commentary Historical, Doctrinal, Practical on the Confession of Faith and Catechisms
Systematic exposition of the Westminster Symbols: historical background and doctrinal treatment of Scripture, God (Trinity), decrees, creation, and providence.
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The Beloved John — Where Is He?
Editorial on 'the beloved John': his portrait, the five Johannine books, and the challenge of modern criticism that questions their apostolic authorship.
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Is the Czar a Christian?
The Independent (Jan 5, 1899) surveys world and church news, debates a minimum wage, and features "Is the Czar a Christian?"—an essay analyzing Russian Orthodoxy and Philaret's Catechism. Also includes fiction and denominational reviews.
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A Humanized Christ
Editorials on Cuba, war, college life and annexation; followed by an essay criticizing Ian Maclaren for humanizing Jesus and downplaying the divine person of Christ.
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