Stephen Foreman
Necrological report (Princeton Theological Seminary, 1882) containing obituaries and brief biographies of ministers—records of ministry, missions, marriages, and deaths.
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Stephen Foreman
John Dick, Lectures on Theology, Vol. 1
Lectures on Theology by John Dick (1834) — a collection of systematic divinity lectures covering Scripture, core doctrines (Trinity, Christ's divinity, predestination, providence) and a memoir.
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John Dick, Lectures on Theology, Vol. 2
Lecture argues Old Testament prophecies point to Jesus as the Messiah, emphasizing his divine-human person: virgin birth, Son of David, and Immanuel ('God with us').
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Alison’s History of Europe
Reviews Monod’s lecture on pulpit elocution and Alison’s History of Europe, praising Monod’s insight and criticizing Alison’s political and religious prejudices amid vivid narration.
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The Fall of the Jesuits
Includes a short life of Isaac Milner and a detailed essay 'The Fall of the Jesuits' recounting the 18th‑century suppression of the Jesuit order in Portugal, France, and Spain.
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Whewell’s Elements of Morality
Sharp review of Whewell’s Elements of Morality: faults his geometric method, objects to equating tradition with Scripture on ordinances, and warns against a state-dominated church.
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The Evangelical Alliance
Discussion of the Evangelical Alliance (Liverpool 1845) promoting interdenominational Christian unity, debates over worship forms, membership criteria, and the slaveholder exclusion controversy.
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Memoir of the Late Rev. Alexander Proudfit, D.D.
Memoir of Rev. Alexander Proudfit with diary selections and correspondence, tracing his early life, education, long pastoral ministry, character, trials, and Christian devotion.
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History of the Associate Reformed Church
Survey of the Associate Reformed Church: Scottish Secession, Burgher/Anti‑burgher divisions, missions to America, and later unions forming American Presbyterian bodies.
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Exposition of James in Matthew Henry’s Commentary
Editor's preface to Matthew Henry's Exposition (Vol. III), detailing revisions, supplementary notes, contributors, and wood engravings; defends the divine authority of the New Testament epistles.
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The Apostolic Constitutions
Review of The Apostolic Constitutions examining authorship, date, and church polity; argues for a late-3rd-century origin and hierarchical aims that diverge from New Testament models.
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Ignatius and His Times
Review of Bunsen's study on Ignatius and his epistles, assessing Syriac vs Greek texts and their bearing on early church order, episcopacy, and apostolic succession.
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Macaulay’s History of England
Critique of Macaulay's History of England: the reviewer faults his lack of deep religious conviction, misreads Puritans and Calvinism, and downplays religion's role in Stuart politics.
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Life of Calvin
An 1850 critical review arguing Thomas Dyer’s biography of John Calvin is hastily compiled, biased against Calvin and evangelical doctrine, and historically unreliable.
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Œcolampadius
Mid‑19th-century review covering essays on foreign missions and millenarianism and a detailed biography of Ecolampadius and the Reformation at Basle, emphasizing preaching and social change.
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The Slavonic Nations
An 1851 review of Slavonic religious history focusing on Panslavism and Bohemia. It traces early missions, Jan Hus, and the rise of reform movements against Papal authority.
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Schaff’s Church History
Reviews the Free Church of Scotland's 1851 Assembly and offers a favorable critique of Philip Schaff’s Church History, praising its scholarship, Protestant convictions, and literary merit.
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Fishers of Men
A sermon calling ministers to be "fishers of men," emphasizing singleness of purpose in soul-winning and confident expectation of fruit, relying on God's promise in preaching.
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The Fulness of Time
Review of biblical typology and an essay, 'The Fulness of Time,' arguing Christ's incarnation occurred at God's appointed epoch to expose sin and show the need for redemption.
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Five Years in an English University
Review of John Owen's new edition and Bristed's Five Years in an English University; praises scholarship and classical learning, but criticizes Bristed's comparisons of English and American education.
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