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The Chronology of the Divided Kingdom

Scholarly essay analyzing Old Testament regnal chronology of the divided kingdom, examining co-regencies, corrupted numbers, and synchronisms with Assyrian and Egyptian records.
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The Moabite Stone and the Hebrew Records

Hebraica (Apr 1891) issue presents Semitic scholarship: Moses colloquy, analysis of the Moabite Stone vs Hebrew records, Septuagint text of Hosea, Genesis notes and bibliography.
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The Semitic Tradition of Creation

Surveys Christ’s testimony to the Old Testament and compares Babylonian creation myths (Enuma Elish) with the Hebrew Genesis, assessing similarities, differences, and possible origins.
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First Interview with the Christ

Sermon on John 1:37-42 exploring Andrew and John's first interview with Jesus. It emphasizes Jesus' gracious openness, the preparedness of hearts, and how character and fellowship draw disciples.
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The Vision of the King in His Holiness

Sermon on Isaiah 6: Isaiah's vision of the holy King exposes sin, brings cleansing by a coal from the altar, and issues a consecrating call to mission.
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The Holy Flock

James W. Alexander urges prayer for a widespread revival, arguing Scripture and history (Pentecost, Reformation) show God brings sudden, large conversions.
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Genesis and Semitic Tradition

Survey of Babylonian/Assyrian creation traditions and their parallels with Genesis, assessing cuneiform discoveries, mistranslations, and implications for interpretation.
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A Dictionary of the Bible

Preface and alphabetical entries from John D. Davis’s 1898 Dictionary of the Bible, giving etymologies, historical notes, and scriptural references for names like Aaron, Abaddon, Abel.
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The Symbolism of the Lamb

Feb 1900 issue of The Bible Student with essays on rigorous biblical study, Christ’s individual method of discipleship, the symbolism of the Lamb, and Levitical sin offerings. Emphasizes typology and atonement.
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The Sin Offering

The Bible Student (Feb 1900) essays explore Christ's individual method and a detailed study of the Old Testament sin offering, its symbolism and atonement typology.
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Current Opinion on New Testament Demonology

Survey of contemporary views on New Testament demonology—debating demonic possession vs. disease, Jesus' knowledge, and the implications for miracles and apologetic method.
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Professor William Henry Green, D.D.: In Memoriam

Memorial for Prof. William H. Green, highlighting his Hebrew grammars, Old Testament scholarship, work on the Authorized Version revision, and defense of biblical authority.
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William Henry Green

Memorial address for William H. Green, Princeton professor who upheld the seminary's life and the Old Testament's divine authority, defending Scripture against critical theories.
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Samuel Davis

Biographical sketches of early Presbyterian ministers in colonial America up to 1760, focusing on figures like Francis Makemie, Samuel Davis, and John Wilson. Published 1857 by the Presbyterian Historical Society.
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