John Miller
Biographical sketches from The Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review (1825–1868) profiling Princeton ministers such as John and Samuel Miller and James Moffat.
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John Miller
Report of the Committees of Conference of the General Assembly and the United Synod of the Presbyterian Churches in the Confederate States of America
Critique of a proposed union between Southern Old and New School Presbyterians (1863–64), arguing the committees' drafted doctrinal 'declaration' is unnecessary, unconstitutional, and harmful to discipline.
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The Nature of Christianity, as Shown to Be a Perfect and Final System of Faith and Practice, and Not a Form in Transitu
Collection of 1850–51 University of Virginia lectures defending Christianity as a final system. Essays rebut theories that Christianity developed from pagan myths and defend miracles, prophecy, and revelation.
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The Design of the Church as an Index to Her Real Nature and the True Law of Her Communion
Miller warns against elevating externals (rituals, sacraments) to saving power. He traces recurring idolatry through history and urges Protestants to defend spiritual church communion.
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Review of William Palmer, A Treatise on the Church of Christ
Review of Isaac Milner's life and a sustained critique of W. Palmer's Treatise, opposing Palmer's exclusive claim that salvation belongs only to the British/English church.
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The Debt, the Duty and the Hope of the Citizen Soldiers of America: A Sermon Addressed to the Military of Frederick City, November 30th, 1843
1843 Thanksgiving sermon to citizen-soldiers praising God for peace, civil liberty, and religious freedom. Contrasts true peace with oppressive peace abroad and urges devout gratitude.
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John Miller
Biographical sketches of early American Presbyterian ministers (to 1760), tracing lives of John Miller, William McKennan, Matthew Wilson, and related congregational history.
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The Last Christmas in the Century
Editorials address the army canteen liquor bill and church-state tensions, defend missionaries amid violence in China, and offer a Christmas reflection urging Christian love and responsibility.
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Burdens That Bear Us Up
Oct 31, 1900 Northwestern Christian Advocate issue: editorials on a proposed world's political congress and the settled Anthracite coal strike, plus devotionals on Christian life and suffering.
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Light on the Path — Kept from the Evil
1900 Northwestern Christian Advocate editorials on ice monopolies, aid for the poor, church-state tensions in Latin America, and resisting temptation.
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A Greeting to the New Year
Northwestern Christian Advocate reviews the Anglo‑American 'entangling alliances' debate and publishes J.R. Miller's New Year devotional urging Christ‑centered living, charity, and accountability.
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The Duty of Being an Encourager
Selections from the Northwestern Christian Advocate: editorials and devotional pieces on California life, family and marriage, patient Christian labor, and personal piety.
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True Consecration
Calls for 'two million converts and $20 million,' urging revivals, preaching (including open-air) and personal consecration. Also notes honors for nurses and family piety.
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Unto the Hills: A Meditation on the One Hundred and Twenty-First Psalm
A devotional meditation on Psalm 121 urging believers to lift their eyes to the hills as symbols of God's help and refuge, illustrated by Sinai, Rephidim, and the Lord's prayer on the mountain.
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Strength and Beauty
Devotional urging Christians to unite strength and beauty of character. Christ heals weakness into holy strength, calling believers to humble service, sacrifice, and growth.
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The Secret of Gladness
An exhortation to cultivate Christian gladness rooted in God's goodness, creation, providence, and a loving home. Though sorrow remains, faith turns trials into deeper, abiding joy.
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Introduction to George Müller, The Life of Trust
Autobiography of George Müller, recounting his life of faith, reliance on prayer and God's providence in founding and sustaining orphanages. A testimony to personal piety and divine provision.
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The Blessedness of Mourning
Reports vibrant army-camp evangelism reaching thousands and distributing Scripture; a devotional essay explores the blessedness of mourning, suffering's refining work, and God's comforting strength.
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Young People’s Problems
Practical guidance for young people on life's purpose, character, home relations, study, and Christian growth. Advocates diligence, prayer, and wise counsel.
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