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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.

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Rev. Jacob Green, of Hanover, N.J., as an Author, Statesman and Patriot

Biography of Rev. Jacob Green (1722–1790), Hanover pastor, educator, physician and Princeton trustee; influential in colonial Presbyterian life, education, and Revolutionary politics.

Joseph Farrand Tuttle ⬩ 1893

Inaugural Address, Delivered Before the Board of Trustees of Hampden Sidney College, January 10th, 1849

1849 inaugural address for Hampden–Sidney College recounting Puritan and republican roots, celebrating religious liberty and patriotic founders, and urging support for Christian education under Providence.

Lewis Warner Green ⬩ 1849

The Harmony of Revelation and Natural Science; With Especial Reference to Geology: Two Lectures

Lecture arguing that modern science (geology, astronomy) harmonizes with Scripture, strengthens natural theology, vindicates miracles, and rebuts modern infidelity.

Lewis Warner Green ⬩ 1853

Addresses Delivered at the Inauguration of Rev. Lewis W. Green, D.D., as President of Transylvania University and State Normal School, November 18, 1856

Inaugural addresses (1856) stressing public education's central role: a Normal School is essential to train teachers, linking knowledge, virtue, Christianity, and the duties of the State.

Lewis Warner Green ⬩ 1856

The American System of Collegiate Education

1859 Presbyterian Education Repository: Matthew Henry on Christ’s blessing of children (mark 10) and Lewis W. Green on the church’s duty to lead American collegiate education.

Lewis Warner Green ⬩ 1859

March 27, 1860 Letter to Officers of Second Presbyterian Church

Lewis Warner Green ⬩ 1860

Memoir of the Life and Character of Rev. Lewis Warner Green, With a Selection from His Sermons

Memoir and selected sermons of Rev. Lewis Warner Green (1806–1863), edited by LeRoy J. Halsey. Biographical narrative plus sermons on resurrection, regeneration, and gospel ministry.

Leroy Jones Halsey ⬩ 1871

Lewis Warner Green, D.D.

Biographical sketches from the Presbyterian Encyclopedia (U.S.), ed. Alfred Nevin, containing entries on Lewis G. Green, Lewis Warner Green, and other Presbyterian ministers and benefactors.

Alfred Nevin ⬩ 1884

The Argument of the Book of Job Unfolded

Thematic study of Job arguing for its unity and poetic power. Examines Job's piety, prosperity, suffering, and divine providence to aid ministers and afflicted readers.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1874

Keil on Joshua

Keil's commentary on Joshua argues biblical miracles serve moral ends: revealing God's power and confirming covenant promises. Discusses Jordan crossing, circumcision, Passover, manna and conquest.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1850

The Abundance of the Sea: A Sermon and Our National Union: A Sermon

1850 sermon urging that the wealth and power derived from the sea be consecrated to Zion and used to advance God's kingdom. It critiques maritime abuses, commerce excesses, and slavery.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1850

Delitzsch on Habakkuk

Review of Franz Delitzsch's commentary on Habakkuk, praising his Hebrew scholarship, defense of prophetic inspiration, and strict literal exegesis using parallel passages.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1851

Discourses at the Inauguration of the Rev. William Henry Green

1851 Princeton inaugural urging a professor to unite rigorous biblical scholarship with fervent piety, defend Scripture vs. German rationalism, and train orthodox ministers.

William Henry Green, Samuel Beach Jones ⬩ 1851

Kurtz on the Old Covenant

Review of J.H. Kurtz on the Old Covenant: argues the OT broadly and deeply points to Christ, critiques allegorical excesses, and calls for principled hermeneutics grounded in New Testament authority.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1851

The Prophet Obadiah, Expounded by Charles Paul Caspari

Review lauds Goold's critical edition of John Owen and critiques Caspari's commentary on Obadiah, debating its date, ties to Jeremiah, and German critical methods.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1852

The Jews at K’ae-Fung-Foo

Mission report (1850–51) on the Kaifeng (K'ae-fung-foo) Jewish community in China: a decayed synagogue, few Hebrew-literate Jews, poverty, and missionary inquiry into their condition.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1852

Christ, the Manifestation of God

Sermon asserting that God was manifest in the flesh in Christ. The incarnation is presented as the supreme revelation, surpassing nature and bringing God near to humanity.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1852

The Mosaic Origin of the Pentateuchal Codes

G. Vos defends Mosaic authorship of the Pentateuchal laws, rebutting Wellhausen's literary criticism by examining linguistic, legal, and historical evidence.

Geerhardus Vos, William Henry Green ⬩ 1886

The Religious Significance of Numbers

1853 essay reviewing scholarship on the symbolic use of numbers in Scripture—especially Tabernacle and temple measurements, sabbatical/jubilee cycles, and passages in Revelation—assessing methods and limits.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1853

The Destiny of Man: An Oration Delivered in the First Presbyterian Church, Easton, Pa., on Tuesday Evening, July 26th, 1853

1853 oration: humanity as a single social whole; history shows unity and forward progress under divine providence, not mere cyclical repetition.

William Henry Green ⬩ 1853

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Rev. Jacob Green, of Hanover, N.J., as an Author, Statesman and Patriot

Inaugural Address, Delivered Before the Board of Trustees of Hampden Sidney College, January 10th, 1849

The Harmony of Revelation and Natural Science; With Especial Reference to Geology: Two Lectures

Addresses Delivered at the Inauguration of Rev. Lewis W. Green, D.D., as President of Transylvania University and State Normal School, November 18, 1856

The American System of Collegiate Education

March 27, 1860 Letter to Officers of Second Presbyterian Church

Memoir of the Life and Character of Rev. Lewis Warner Green, With a Selection from His Sermons

Lewis Warner Green, D.D.

The Argument of the Book of Job Unfolded

Keil on Joshua

The Abundance of the Sea: A Sermon and Our National Union: A Sermon

Delitzsch on Habakkuk

Discourses at the Inauguration of the Rev. William Henry Green

Kurtz on the Old Covenant

The Prophet Obadiah, Expounded by Charles Paul Caspari

The Jews at K’ae-Fung-Foo

Christ, the Manifestation of God

The Mosaic Origin of the Pentateuchal Codes

The Religious Significance of Numbers

The Destiny of Man: An Oration Delivered in the First Presbyterian Church, Easton, Pa., on Tuesday Evening, July 26th, 1853

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