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Reaching the Masses

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1891

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Pastoral Theology; Presbyterian Polity

Matt 28; Acts 2

1891

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The General Assembly [Southern] of 1891

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1891

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Apologetical Method; Presbyterian Polity

Matt 28; John 20

1891

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The Cultivation of the Missionary Spirit at Home

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1892

Ecclesiology (General); Missions (General)

Matt 28; Acts 1

1892

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History of the First Presbyterian Church, Wilmington, N.C.

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1893

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Colonial Presbyterian History

Acts 2; Rom 8

1893

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Presbyterianism and the Future

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1893

Presbyterian Polity; Revival Sermons

Acts 2; Phil 3

1893

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Earlier Licensure

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1895

Philosophy (General); Presbyterian Polity

1 Tim 3; 2 Tim 4

1895

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Knowing God: A Sermon

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1895

Apologetical Method; Deity, and Person and Work of Christ; Miracles

John 3; John 14; John 17

1895

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Natural Law and Divine Providence

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1896

Natural Theology; Providence

Matt 10; Acts 17; Phil 2

1896

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Reminiscences of Jacob Henry Smith

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1898

Autobiography and Biography; Death and Dying

Ps 23; John 14

1898

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Whites and Negroes in Wilmington: A Calm Review of The Recent Troubles

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1898

Literature; Race Relations and Slavery

Mic 6; Rom 13

1898

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Dr. Hoge’s Views on Public Prayer

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1900

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Ecclesiology (General)

Luke 19; Rom 15

1900

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The Twentieth Century

Peyton Harrison Hoge ⬩ 1900

Devotional (General); Missions (General); Providence

Exod 3; Exod 14; Josh 3

1900

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September 2, 1857 Letter from Moses D. Hoge

Moses Drury Hoge ⬩ 1858

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Autobiography and Biography

Ps 23; Phil 1

1858

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Samuel Davies Hoge

William Buell Sprague ⬩ 1858

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Church History, Autobiography, and Biography

Ps 23; John 14; Rom 8

1858

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December 14, 1863 Letter to Mary Parsons Greenleaf

Susan Morton Wood Hoge ⬩ 1899

American Presbyterian and Reformed History; Autobiography and Biography

Ps 23; Ps 34; Rom 8

1899

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Blind Bartimeus; or the Story of a Sightless Sinner and His Great Physician

William James Hoge ⬩ 1858

Bible Characters; Devotional; Miracles

Matt 20; Mark 10; Luke 18

1858

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A Discourse, Delivered by the Rev. William J. Hoge, D.D., Collegiate Pastor of the Brick Presbyterian Church … on the Resignation of His Charge, July 21, 1861

William James Hoge ⬩ 1861

Church-State Relations; Pastoral Theology; Preaching

Mark 16; Rom 13

1861

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The Gospel Self-Supporting

Alexander Lewis Hogshead, John Wood Pratt, Sr. ⬩ 1873

Money, Possessions, and Stewardship; Pastoral Theology; Worship

Deut 25; Mal 3; Acts 20

1873

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Mabel’s Summer in the Himalayas

Helen Harriet Howe Holcomb ⬩ 1886

Children and Youth; Fiction; Foreign Missions

Ps 121; Mark 10

1886

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Bits About India

Helen Harriet Howe Holcomb ⬩ 1888

Foreign Missions; Non-Christian Religions and Beliefs; Travelogues

Matt 28; Acts 1

1888

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Reaching the Masses

The General Assembly [Southern] of 1891

The Cultivation of the Missionary Spirit at Home

History of the First Presbyterian Church, Wilmington, N.C.

Presbyterianism and the Future

Earlier Licensure

Knowing God: A Sermon

Natural Law and Divine Providence

Reminiscences of Jacob Henry Smith

Whites and Negroes in Wilmington: A Calm Review of The Recent Troubles

Dr. Hoge’s Views on Public Prayer

The Twentieth Century

September 2, 1857 Letter from Moses D. Hoge

Samuel Davies Hoge

December 14, 1863 Letter to Mary Parsons Greenleaf

Blind Bartimeus; or the Story of a Sightless Sinner and His Great Physician

A Discourse, Delivered by the Rev. William J. Hoge, D.D., Collegiate Pastor of the Brick Presbyterian Church … on the Resignation of His Charge, July 21, 1861

The Gospel Self-Supporting

Mabel’s Summer in the Himalayas

Bits About India

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