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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.

Preaching the Word, an Antidote to Error

A sermon urging ministers to 'preach the word' as the chief antidote to error. It calls for frequent, faithful proclamation to counter false teachers, fables, and novelty.

Counsels to Young Men Leaving College

Two essays: the family is portrayed as 'God's University' for training youth; baccalaureate counsel urges early, thorough professional preparation, duty, modesty, and Bible-centered living.

November 29, 1849 Letter to William McLain

1850 African Repository prints Virginia law funding transport of free Black persons to Liberia and letters from Liberian missionaries about schools, churches, and settlement life.

April 15, 1850 Letter

1851 African Repository pieces promoting African colonization as a Christian missionary enterprise. Letter from Rev. H. W. Ellis (Monrovia) reports on Liberian schools, commerce, and encouragement to emigrate.

Ten Sermons on Faith

Ten sermons on saving faith by Ezra S. Ely, treating the Holy Spirit's indwelling, nature, growth, assurance, means and the ultimate salvation that faith secures.

Pastoral Letter of Synod

1856 collection of Presbyterian acts and testimonies in America, detailing the New-School schism—Synod of Philadelphia's pastoral letter condemning alleged heresies and the General Assembly's responses.

Review of Willson on the Atonement

Review of Willson's history of the atonement from early church to American debates. Defends definite, plenary atonement against Arminian and Hopkinsian views.

The Quarterly Theological Review, Vol. 1

Review arguing assurance of pardon is not a direct inward testimony of the Spirit but is inferred from faith, repentance, and Scripture; upholds a Calvinistic account of justification.

The Quarterly Theological Review, Vol. 2, No. 1

Ezra Stiles Ely's 1819 review defends Calvinist predestination and God's providence against James Wilson, arguing God foreordains events without being the author of sin.

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