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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.

Divine Foreknowledge

Sermon defending God's eternal foreknowledge and election: God foreknew and predestined some to salvation without implying partiality, addressing common objections.
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The Credibility of the Gospel

Sermon arguing humanity’s guilt and helplessness require a Savior. Christ came to save sinners, fulfilled prophecy, and accomplished atonement in the gospel.
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Christian Election Explained and Defended

1837 sermon defending Christian election from a Calvinist perspective, explaining God's sovereign choice and predestination with scriptural support from Paul, prophets, and Christ.
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The Old Makemie Desk

Call to repentance ("Come, let us reason together"); account of Makemie's historic mahogany desk; appeal to buy land for the Nagoya girls' school; a short piece on good nature.
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A Protestation Presented to the Synod

Minutes of the Synod of Philadelphia (1741): ministers file a formal protest against 'protesting brethren' for sowing divisions, irregular itinerant preaching, and violating Presbyterian order.
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Reasons for a General Fast

1758 Synod of Philadelphia minutes: approved support and trustees for a Dutch free school, set quarterly visitations, and called a public fast (Eph. 4:1–8) for national repentance.
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The Composition of the Book of Ezra

Two essays: one on the nature of authority in religion; the other a detailed literary-critical analysis of the composition, sources, and structure of Ezra.
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The Documents of the Book of Ezra

Memorial sketch of W. H. Green and a scholarly defense of the historicity of Ezra’s documentary sections, arguing for the genuineness of Aramaic correspondence under Darius and Artaxerxes.
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The Historicity of Ezra

Argues religion is intrinsic to national life. Presents a scholarly defense of Ezra’s historicity, analyzing Aramaic/Hebrew texts, documentary evidence, and prophetic witnesses.
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Eclectic Moral Philosophy

A 19th-century academic textbook compiling moral philosophy with a Christian scriptural basis. Covers conscience, moral law, the Ten Commandments, and duties to self and others.
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Night Thoughts on Life, Death, and Immortality

Introductory critical notes to Edward Young's Night Thoughts, highlighting reflections on life, death, and immortality and its use for moral education and devotion.
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The Course of Time

Introductory notes (1854) to Robert Pollok's The Course of Time defending its Christian, redemptive themes and poetic merit, with notes and promotion as a school text.
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Elements of Logic

Introductory overview of William Barron's Elements of Logic, revised with supplements from Watts, Whately, Mill and others; surveys reasoning, syllogism critique, rhetoric, and teaching.
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