The Hebrew Word Yashabh
A lexical and cultural study of the Hebrew verb yashabh ('to sit'), surveying its everyday, judicial, and regal uses to illuminate biblical manners, worship, and symbolism.
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The Hebrew Word Yashabh
A Sermon in Commemoration of the Rev. John Gray, D.D. … Preached February 16, 1868
Commemorative sermon on mortality and ministerial loss, arguing that while God’s servants die, the enduring power of God’s word sustains the church beyond human frailty.
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A New Reading of an Old Monument
Analysis of a Karnak inscription linking Shishak (Sheshonk) to Israelite history; Prof. Blau's new reading offers archaeological support and raises questions for Biblical chronology.
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The Life of the Prophet Hosea
Scholarly study of the prophet Hosea situating his ministry amid Jehu's revolution, Elijah/Elisha traditions, and Israel's idolatry. Discusses dates, background, and prophetic office.
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Recent Expositions of Daniel
Survey of recent critical studies on the Gospels and expositions of Daniel, weighing authorship and interpretation of prophecy—esp. the seventy weeks and Messianic vs. Maccabean readings.
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William Henry Green
Index and biographical sketches from the Biblical Repertory and Princeton Review (1825–1868), profiling Princeton Seminary scholars, ministers, and their Old Testament and Hebrew scholarship.
Assyrian Cuneiform Inscriptions
Articles examine primitive Greek religion at Dodona and the discovery and decipherment of Assyrian cuneiform, linking inscriptions to biblical history and chronology.
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A Hebrew Chrestomathy, or, Lessons in Reading and Writing Hebrew
A Hebrew chrestomathy by W. H. Green offering graded exercises, vocabulary, and annotated Old Testament readings to teach Hebrew grammar, translation, and composition.
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The Persian Cuneiform Inscription the Key to the Assyrian
A philosophical essay on the unity and distinction of Truth, Beauty, and Good; followed by a historical account of the decipherment of Persian cuneiform inscriptions.
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Assyrian Monuments and the Bible
Survey of Assyrian monuments showing archaeological discoveries (Nineveh, Babylon) confirm and illuminate Biblical history and prophecy, vindicating Mosaic and Isaiah accounts.
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Bible History - Geography of the Bible - Archaeology of the Bible
Concise survey of Bible history from Creation to the Exodus, outlining Old/New Testament periods, covenants, patriarchs, the Flood, Babel, Abraham, and Sinai.
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The Study of the Hebrew Language
Two Presbyterian Quarterly pieces: a historical analysis of the Auburn Declaration and a detailed plea that mastery of Hebrew is essential for faithful Old Testament interpretation.
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The Perpetual Authority of the Old Testament
Defends the perpetual authority and plenary inspiration of the Old Testament, arguing continuity with the New and explaining gradual revelation, types, and preparatory shadowing.
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Prophets and Prophecy
Overview of OT prophets: definition, functions, names and authority; reconciles Deut. 18 and Acts 3, stresses prophetic inspiration, teaching role, and messianic significance.
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Genuineness of the Pentateuch
A vigorous defence of the Pentateuch's Mosaic authorship and genuineness against critical attacks, appealing to internal and external testimony, miracles, and continuity in Israel's history.
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The Prophets and Prophecy in Israel
Defends the divine authorship and fulfillment of Old Testament prophecy against Kuenen's anti-supernatural critique, citing fulfilled judgments (Philistia, Tyre) as evidence.
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Dr. Charles Hodge
Issue of The Christian Union (July 3, 1878) with news and commentary on European politics, social questions, Liberia and copyright, plus a biographical sketch of Dr. Charles Hodge and his Princeton ministry.
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Hebrew Philology and Biblical Science: Shall the Authorized Version Keep Pace with the Advances Made in Hebrew Philology and Biblical Science?
Argues for revising the Authorized Version, citing advances in Hebrew philology, archaeology, and biblical science to correct geographic, grammatical, and lexical errors.
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Sermon at the Quarter Century Anniversary of the West Spruce Street Presbyterian Church
Report of the 1881 quarter-century anniversary of a Philadelphia Presbyterian church (1856–1881), detailing its founding, pastors, trustees, committees, and celebratory services.
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Prof. W. Robertson Smith on the Pentateuch
Examines Robertson Smith's critique of Pentateuchal criticism, surveying Graf, Kuenen and Wellhausen, and arguing for substantial Mosaic authorship of the law codes.
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