The Promises of God
A doctrinal study of God’s promises—their nature, varieties (express/implied, universal/particular), certainty, conditions (faith), and their consoling, grace-filled scope.
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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 Promises of God
Naaman the Syrian
Retells Naaman’s healing by Elisha to teach God’s sovereignty, humble obedience to simple means, Gehazi’s punishment for lying, and the duty to endure affliction.
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A Word to the Weary
A pastoral exhortation to the weary, addressing bodily suffering, poverty, loss, persecution and slander, and urging trust in Christ’s comfort, friendship, and eternal hope.
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Hints and Helps in Pastoral Theology
Practical guide for pastors covering sources, duties, character, preaching, worship, pastoral care, and evangelism, grounded in Scripture and the Pastoral Epistles.
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The Martyrdom of Polycarp
Narrative of Polycarp’s martyrdom with reflections on steadfast faith. Emphasizes refusal of idolatry, enduring persecution, early piety, and bold witness for Christ.
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Truths for the People
A concise, beginner’s systematic theology explaining nature and revelation, God’s attributes, Christ’s person and work, salvation, Christian life, and final judgment.
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Great Questions Answered
Moody interviews Dr. Plumer on conviction, conversion, faith, and repentance, explaining salvation is by trusting Christ alone and urging immediate faith and wholehearted commitment.
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The Person and Sinless Character of Our Lord Jesus
Defends the sinless, divine and fully human person of Jesus Christ, affirming the union of two natures in one person and refuting heresies that deny His deity or humanity.
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John Witherspoon, D.D., LL.D.
Biography of John Witherspoon: his ministry, presidency of Princeton, role in the American Revolution, and influential theological writings on regeneration and justification.
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The Christian
Sermons on what it means to be a Christian: the name, profession, life, and doctrine. Plumer urges sincere public profession, steadfast personal piety, and active devotion.
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December 8, 1873 Letter to Mrs. Jane White (1873)
Obituary and memorial letters for Rev. Williams White (1800–1873), edited by his son. Includes condolences and reflections on his character and ministry.
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Letter to Levi A. Ward (1873)
Tribute to Rev. William S. White, D.D. (1800–1873), recounting his long Presbyterian ministry, pastoral devotion, Christian character, and peaceful death and legacy.
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October 24, 1867 Letter to William Brown (1867)
Memorial tributes to Rev. George A. Baxter recount a 1822 Rockbridge revival communion and his powerful sermon (Isaiah 57:20-21) that deeply moved the congregation.
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Obituary for Mrs. Elizabeth Plumer Fulton (1868)
Obituaries of Elizabeth Plumer Fulton and Mary Finley, detailing family history, piety, trials, and Christian hope at death. Emphasizes Presbyterian faith and legacy.
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Tribute to the Rev. John McElhenney, D.D. (1871)
Obituary and recollections of Rev. John McElhenney, a veteran Presbyterian minister who served 60+ years in Lewisburg, famed for zealous preaching, hospitality, and lasting influence.
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Reasons for Dissenting from the Established Church in Ireland (1718)
Minutes of the Synod of Philadelphia (1717–1758) recording ordinations, committee reports, admissions (e.g., William Tennent’s objections to episcopacy), and synodical governance.
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The Princeton Magazine, Vol. 1
Index and excerpts from the 1850 Princeton Magazine, featuring 'Princeton in 1801'—reminiscences of college life, commencements, faculty and students—and an essay on changes in English in America.
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Austria in 1848–1849
Two reviews: one of New Jersey Historical Society collections; another of Austria in 1848–49 recounting revolutions, Metternich's diplomacy, censorship, and national uprisings.
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Exploration and Survey of the Valley of the Great Salt Lake of Utah: Including a Reconnoissance of a New Route through the Rocky Mountains
Capt. Stansbury's survey of the Great Salt Lake (1849) recounts expedition hardships, emigrant trails, and the flourishing Mormon settlement, its irrigation and church–civil blending.
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