Émile Cailliet, 1895–1981
Princeton Seminary Bulletin (1983) issue featuring tributes and memorials to faculty, commencement and convocation addresses, plus essays on Ecclesiastes and religious autobiography.
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Émile Cailliet, 1895–1981
Emile Cailliet: Christian Centurion
Princeton Seminary Bulletin (1984): essays on Reformed ministry and theological education; memorials; and a profile of Emile Cailliet on Christian philosophy, science, and solitude.
Special Medical Counsel to Women Missionaries
Practical medical counsel for women missionaries: get specialist eye/ENT/dental checks, treat goitre, maintain exercise, hygiene and bowel health, and space childbirth for effective service.
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David Caldwell and His Log College
Biography of Rev. David Caldwell, an 18th-century Presbyterian who ran a renowned log-cabin academy in North Carolina, trained ministers, and served in Revolutionary and civic roles.
David Caldwell
Biography of Dr. David Caldwell and his Log College—an 18th-century Presbyterian educator and minister in North Carolina—covering his life, ministry, and preservation efforts.
The Permanent Value of the Old Testament
Argues for the enduring value of the Old Testament: it reveals God's character, trains expectation for Christ, and serves as the history of redemption culminating in Jesus.
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The Message of the Old Testament for the Modern Man
Caldwell argues the Old Testament's chief message is faith in a living, personal God whose presence fosters holiness and whose sovereign kingdom will ultimately triumph.
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The Ideal Christian: A Book Study of Philippians
Essay on Browning's biblical influence and a thorough exposition of Philippians, presenting the 'ideal Christian'—service of Christ, the mind of Christ (Phil. 2), and exhortation.
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The Ideal Brother, A Book Study of Philemon
Two essays: a postmillennial reflection on Christ's Second Coming and an exposition of Philemon highlighting Christian brotherhood and Onesimus's restoration.
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The Faith That Saves — Theme and Analysis of the Epistle of James
Two pieces: Lingle applies Jesus' teachings to contemporary social problems. Caldwell outlines James, arguing genuine faith is shown by works, wisdom, patience, and prayer.
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The True Grace of God. A Book Study of First Peter
Expository study of 1 Peter emphasizing the ‘true grace of God’: its nature, sufficiency for personal holiness, social transformation, and sustaining power in suffering.
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Growth in Grace—A Book Study of Second Peter
Expository study of 2 Peter emphasizing Petrine authorship, purpose, and the call to 'grow in grace'—growth in knowledge, holiness, and warnings against false teachers.
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Fellowship with God—A Book Study of 1 John
Exposition of 1 John: John's prologue, tests of fellowship (confession, obedience, love, hatred of the world, loyalty) and fruits of fellowship (sonship, assurance, discernment).
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Through Judgment to Glory — A Book Study of Isaiah
Introduction to Isaiah (chs. 1–12): authorship, historical occasion (Assyria), purpose to correct and comfort, and the theme "Through Judgment to Glory" with structural analysis.
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Life Worthy of the Gospel of Christ
Analyzes Septuagint terms for 'love' and defends a "theme-and-analysis" method, arguing Paul's epistles—especially Philippians—are coherent, organic literary wholes.
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The Purpose of the Ages
Studies Ephesians as Paul’s vision of God's eternal purpose: the formation of one universal, unending Church in Christ. Highlights 'in the heavenlies,' 'mystery,' and 'dispensation.'
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The Fulness of Christ
Examines Luther on Scripture authority and expounds Colossians, stressing Christ's fullness and preeminence as the basis of creation, providence, and universal reconciliation.
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The Power of Christ — A Book Study of the Gospel According to Mark
A Seminary note honors Union Seminary's patriotic service and alumni in wartime. A detailed study of Mark argues the gospel's central theme: the saving, victorious power of Christ.
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The Holy Spirit in the Book of Acts
Surveys the Holy Spirit in Acts—how the Spirit chose and empowered apostles, elders, deacons and guided corporate decisions, missions, and discipline for the early church.
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The Millennium: An Exegetical Study of Revelation, Chapter 20, in the Light of the Book as a Whole
Exegetical study of Revelation 20 arguing the millennium visions are symbolic/apocalyptic. Locates the martyrs' reign in heaven and stresses proper vision-genre interpretation.
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