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Letter on the Eternal Punishment of the Wicked

Article on the doctrine of eternal punishment: leading clergymen report mixed signs—some rising skepticism and changed emphases, but overall continued belief and pastoral concern.
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Lyman H. Atwater, D.D., LL.D.

Encyclopedia of the Presbyterian Church in the United States (Northern & Southern), ed. Alfred Nevin. Includes ministerial biographies, church histories, and institutional descriptions.
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Lyman Hotchkiss Atwater, D.D., LL.D.

Necrological report (Princeton Theological Seminary, 1883) presenting biographical sketches of alumni and professors—careers, writings, church service, and deaths (e.g., Lyman Atwater).

Lyman H. Atwater

Index and biographical sketches from The Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review (1825–1868), profiling contributors Lyman H. Atwater and Henry Axtell and listing their articles and careers.

Joseph Mayo Atkinson, D.D.

Necrological report to Princeton Theological Seminary Alumni (May 5, 1891) containing obituaries and brief biographies of deceased Presbyterian ministers.

Joseph Addison Alexander

Biography of Joseph Addison Alexander: Princeton scholar, linguist, seminary professor and biblical commentator known for Hebrew learning, Isaiah lectures, and influential preaching.

Jonathan Dickinson, D.D.

Encyclopedia of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, covering Northern and Southern assemblies with biographical sketches of ministers and historical ecclesiastical notes.
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Jonathan Dickinson

Biographical notice of Jonathan Dickinson (1688–1747), influential American Presbyterian minister, college president, and Calvinist leader engaged in revival controversies and writings.
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Jonathan Dickinson

Biographical sketches of early American Presbyterian ministers (Jonathan Dickinson, Samuel Gelston) addressing ministry, ordination disputes, doctrines of sovereign grace, and revivals.
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A Protestation Presented to the Synod of Philadelphia (1742)

Collection of Presbyterian Synod minutes documenting the 1741 schism, protests, and negotiations over discipline, ministerial education, and adoption of the Westminster Standards.
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John Witherspoon

Sketch of John Witherspoon: Scottish-born minister, Princeton president, and signer of the Declaration of Independence, noted for deep piety, learning, and public service.

John Watson Adams, D.D.

Biographical sketches of 19th-century American Presbyterian clergy, detailing lives, ministries, published sermons, revivals, and deaths with historical introductions.
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John Rodgers, D.D.

Entry from the Presbyterian Encyclopedia (U.S.), edited by Alfred Nevin. Contains historical sketches and biographies (e.g., John Rodgers) and notes on assemblies and early churches.
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John Rodgers, D.D.

Sketch of Rev. John Rodgers (1727–1811), an American Presbyterian minister influenced by Whitefield: pastor, college trustee, missionary, and supporter of American independence.
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John Rodgers

Biographical sketches of early American Presbyterian ministers, centering on John Rodgers—his revival labors, pastoral leadership, and Revolutionary-era chaplaincy.
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Memoirs of the Rev. John Rodgers, D.D.

Memoirs of Rev. John Rodgers (b.1727), American Presbyterian minister converted under George Whitefield and long-serving New York pastor. By Samuel Miller.
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John Mitchell Mason, D.D.

Concise biography of John Mitchell Mason (1770–1829), an eminent Associate Reformed/Presbyterian minister, seminary founder, professor, and celebrated preacher and writer.
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