June 25, 1850 Letter to T.A. Wylie
Garbled, unintelligible text — appears to be accidental keystrokes or a damaged/placeholder manuscript. No discernible theological or literary content to classify.
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Archives
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June 25, 1850 Letter to T.A. Wylie
History of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
A history of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in the U.S., tracing its Scottish Covenanter roots, persecution, migration to America, organization, doctrines, and civic engagement.
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November 10, 1848 Letter to T.A. Wylie
Garbled, illegible page (likely OCR or corrupted scan) with no coherent or extractable content. Unable to determine subject, authorship, or meaning from the text.
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Protestantism, the Parent and Guardian of Civil and Religious Liberty: A Lecture, Delivered, March 26, 1843
1843 lecture arguing that Protestantism secured civil and religious liberty by opposing papal usurpation and defending the right to reform church and state.
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The World Revolutionized by the True Religion and Its Ministry: An Ordination Sermon
1843 ordination sermon: Christianity revolutionizes the world, overthrowing Satan's institutions (infidelity, paganism, popery, vice, formalism) through the church's ministry and missions.
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October 15, 1838 Letter to T.A. Wylie
Illegible, heavily damaged manuscript page of scribbles, symbols, and fragments; no coherent text or discernible meaning for classification.
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August 27, 1837 Letter to T.A. Wylie
Corrupted manuscript of illegible characters and symbols; unreadable text with no coherent content. Appears to be noise or a damaged/garbled scan.
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June 29, 1837 Letter to T.A. Wylie
Illegible manuscript page: scattered scribbles, numbers, and marks with no coherent readable text. Appears to be a damaged or partial draft/notes.
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April 11, 1837 Letter to T.A. Wylie
Damaged, fragmentary manuscript page of garbled characters and markings; text is unreadable and contains no coherent message for analysis.
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The Book of Psalms Versified and Annotated
Defends the title 'Psalms' and explicates Hebrew terms zamar/mizmor, arguing New Testament citations (Luke, Acts) confirm divine authorship and vocal psalmody in worship.
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The Psalms of Holy Scripture, the Only Songs of Zion: An Appeal to the Churches in Behalf of This Ordinance of God
Maintains that the canonical Book of Psalms is the divinely authorized, intended and exclusive collection of songs for public worship; human hymns usurp Scripture.
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John McKnight, D.D.
Biographical sketches of Presbyterian ministers John McKnight (1754–1823) and John Linn (1749–1820), detailing education, pastoral service, publications, and deaths.
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A View of the Present State of the Political and Religious World: Drawn from the General Aspect of the Providences of God, … in a Discourse
1802 sermon by John M'Knight connecting God's providences and prophecy (Isaiah 21:11–12) to the political and religious state. Urges vigilance, reform, and hope in the church's coming dawn.
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