The Danger of Prosperity
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Witherspoon warns that prosperity often breeds pride, forgetfulness of God, and vice; he urges humility, gratitude, and generous use of riches as safeguards.
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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 Danger of Prosperity
Trust in God [No. 1]
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John Witherspoon urges believers to trust God amid darkness and trials, defining the fearful, causes of spiritual darkness, and the grounds for reliance on God’s promises. He grounds trust in God’s providence and covenantal promises.
Trust in God [No. 2]
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John Witherspoon’s sermon ‘Trusting God’ examines God’s promises—absolute and conditional—and urges humble, diligent faith and obedience, relying on divine grace and providence.
The Works of John Witherspoon, Vol. 1
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Collected sermons and treatises (incl. funeral discourse) by/relating to Princeton’s late president, addressing regeneration, justification, atonement, and pastoral exhortation.
The Works of John Witherspoon, Vol. 3
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Sermon exploring the Scripture meaning of charity, arguing charity is ardent love (not mere forbearance), outlining limits to charity and the duty to rebuke error.
The Reasonableness of Christianity, in Four Sermons
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Preface to four sermons defending Christianity by rational argument: God’s attributes, human apostasy, prophecy, and miracles attest Christ’s divine mission. Aimed to refute sceptics.
The Danger of Schisms and Contentions with Respect to the Ministry and Ordinances of the Gospel, Represented in a Sermon
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Jonathan Dickinson warns against schisms and party spirit over ministers and ordinances, urging unity, respect for pastors, and obedience to gospel order.
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