The Revelation
Introduction to the Book of Revelation: examines authorship, dating, its apocalyptic form, symbolic language, structure, and interpretive approaches to encourage persecuted churches.
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Archives
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.
The Revelation
No Anaemic Christian
Memoir praising James H. Brookes as a powerful, fervent Presbyterian minister and orator whose intense convictions and pastoral zeal influenced Princeton students and the wider church.
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The Right of Systematic Theology
Warfield defends the right of systematic theology against modern skepticism, arguing historical revelation and apologetics provide a trustworthy foundation. He critiques doctrinal indifference and critical attacks.
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Abraham Kuyper’s Stone Lectures on Calvinism
Kuyper’s lecture surveys Calvinism historically, defines its various uses, and defends it as a comprehensive Christian principle opposing Modernism and shaping church and society.
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Augustine’s Philosophy
Review of 1898: U.S. entry into war with Spain after the USS Maine, Dewey’s Manila victory and national mobilization. Also reports of witchcraft abuses among Alaska Natives urging legal intervention.
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Dr. Abraham Kuyper
Brief biography of Abraham Kuyper—his early life, theological formation and prize thesis, ministry and rise as editor. Notes founding of the Free University and leadership in Dutch church and politics.
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Epistle of James
Dictionary entry (Dictionary of the Bible, 1898) on James and related names: authorship, date (c. AD 45), audience (Jewish Christians), themes of trials, faith and works, and linguistic/style notes.
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Introductory Note to Abraham Kuyper’s Encyclopedia of Sacred Theology
Introductory fragment of Abraham Kuyper’s Theological Encyclopedia emphasizing Scripture as the principium of theology and defending Reformed/Calvinist principles and institutions.
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Jude
Dictionary entries on Judas/Jude and the Book of Judges. Covers Judas Iscariot’s betrayal and death, the Epistle of Jude, and an overview of Israel’s period of judges.
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Recent Reconstructions of Theology, from the Point of View of Systematic Theology
Reviews Spurgeon’s divine calling and presents Warfield’s critique of modern theological ‘reconstructions’ that reject Scripture’s authority, producing subjectivism and doctrinal vagueness.
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Young Luther’s Christmas
Reviews Tucker’s ‘The Making and Unmaking of the Preacher,’ warning against unreality, flattery and laziness, urging faithful, enduring ministry. Also essays/poems on Luther, charity and the First Christmas.
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Late Discussions of Kenosis
Examines the Fatherhood of God in Christ’s teaching; surveys Creatianism vs Traducianism and federalism; critiques the kenotic theory and debates on the Incarnation.
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Repentance and Original Sin
Warfield argues true repentance must turn from original sin (inborn depravity) as well as acts; imputed guilt differs from inherent corruption. Booth treats ‘walk worthy’ pulpit bearing.
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The Polemics of Infant Baptism
A historical-theological defense of infant baptism arguing the visible church includes believers’ children. It contends baptism is rightly administered on reasonable presumption, not infallible knowledge.
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Dr. Duffield’s Proposition to the Presbytery
The Presbyterian (1900): editorials on the vital role of the church treasurer and the pitfalls of unanimity; essays debate resubmitting the 1892 Confession revisions, focusing on preterition.
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“God-Inspired Scripture”
Review of McGiffert and an exegetical study of the Greek term (θεόπνευστος) in 2 Tim. 3:16, surveying lexicographers (Cremer, Herzog) over ‘inspired’ vs ‘breathing God’s spirit’.
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Introductory Note to Abraham Kuyper’s the Work of the Holy Spirit
Kuyper’s systematic study of the Holy Spirit surveys His person and work in creation, Scripture, Pentecost, regeneration, sanctification, and the church.
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“The Oracles of God”
Examines authority in religion and offers a philological study of the New Testament phrase “oracles of God,” surveying Greek usage and NT occurrences to clarify meaning.
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The Revision Movement in the Presbyterian Church
Covers North Carolina’s Black disfranchisement and Red Shirt intimidation; Benjamin B. Warfield defends the Westminster Confession, opposing revision and calling to correct misapprehensions.
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