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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.

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A Sermon … Preached in the University Place Church, New York, on Sabbath Evening, May 5, 1861: In Behalf of the Board of Foreign Missions

Sermon on Isaiah 49:3: the Church is God’s chosen servant to glorify Him and carry the gospel to the nations; Christ is the true Israel and the guarantee of the mission’s success.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1861

The Matter of Prophecy

Analyzes Old Testament prophecy—its covenantal role, Messianic purpose, and criteria for identifying fulfilled prophecies as evidence of divine revelation and of Christ.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1862

Date of the Books of Chronicles

Argues rational theology aids Christian practice (prayer, atonement, sacraments) and examines the classification, unity, and dating of the Old Testament historical books, esp. Chronicles.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1863

The Pentateuch Vindicated from the Aspersions of Bishop Colenso

Rebuttal defending Mosaic authorship of the Pentateuch against Bishop Colenso, critiquing his methods and upholding scriptural consistency via historical and numerical arguments.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1863

Davidson’s Introduction to the Old Testament

Survey of the church–state union since Constantine and a sharp review of Samuel Davidson's higher‑criticism of Isaiah, defending prophetic foresight and Messianic predictions.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1864

Modern Philology

1864 review excerpts on Baconian philosophy and modern philology: praises the inductive method, notes its limits, and argues that language shapes thought and the mind.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1864

The Name Jehovah

Two essays: one defends the Reformation as God's decisive work reshaping nations and history; the other analyzes Exodus 6:2–3, defending Mosaic unity of Genesis and the theological meaning of Jehovah.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1865

The Structure of the Old Testament

Examines the Old Testament's organic structure and canonical divisions, arguing for unity amid diversity and defending the Law/Prophets/Writings arrangement.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1865

The Value of Physical Science in the Work of Education

1865 address arguing that physical sciences enrich liberal education, warrant investment in laboratories and endowments, and prepare cultivated citizens and professionals for national progress.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1865

Relations of India with Greece and Rome

Review notes on 1866 publications about rationalism, followed by an essay tracing India’s relations with Greece and Rome—trade, cultural exchange, alphabets, and biblical links.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1866

Dr. Williams’s New Translation of the Hebrew Prophets

A review criticizing Rowland Williams' translation of the Hebrew prophets for denying supernatural prophecy and embracing German higher criticism, urging defenders of Scripture to prepare for intense debate.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1866

An Elementary Hebrew Grammar, With Tables, Reading Exercises, and a Vocabulary

Concise 1866 elementary Hebrew grammar by W. H. Green for beginners. Covers orthography, morphology, syntax, reading exercises and vocabulary for students and laymen.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1866

Special Literature of the Old Testament: Syllabus of Dr. Green’s Lectures

Lecture defending the Old Testament's authorship, unity, and typology; examines integrity, structure, and OT–NT relations, critiques documentary skepticism, and affirms inspiration.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1866

Old Testament Literature

Notes on Old Testament literature: scope and methods (authorship, integrity, structure), canon and typology, and the OT's relation to the New Testament; contrasts allegorical and historical interpretation.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1878

The Position of the Book of Psalms in the Plan of the Old Testament

Analysis of the Book of Psalms' place in the Old Testament: argues for an organic unity despite diverse authorship, defending traditional ascriptions and its canonical function.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1867

The Hebrew Word Yashabh

A lexical and cultural study of the Hebrew verb yashabh ('to sit'), surveying its everyday, judicial, and regal uses to illuminate biblical manners, worship, and symbolism.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1867

A Sermon in Commemoration of the Rev. John Gray, D.D. … Preached February 16, 1868

Commemorative sermon on mortality and ministerial loss, arguing that while God’s servants die, the enduring power of God’s word sustains the church beyond human frailty.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1868

A New Reading of an Old Monument

Analysis of a Karnak inscription linking Shishak (Sheshonk) to Israelite history; Prof. Blau's new reading offers archaeological support and raises questions for Biblical chronology.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1870

The Life of the Prophet Hosea

Scholarly study of the prophet Hosea situating his ministry amid Jehu's revolution, Elijah/Elisha traditions, and Israel's idolatry. Discusses dates, background, and prophetic office.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1871

Recent Expositions of Daniel

Survey of recent critical studies on the Gospels and expositions of Daniel, weighing authorship and interpretation of prophecy—esp. the seventy weeks and Messianic vs. Maccabean readings.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1871

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