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Union Seminary Review, Author Index

January 2015

The following is a partial index for the serial published by Union Theological Seminary,

Virginia, from 1889 to 1946, however the index does not go beyond 1922 because the index was

compiled using digital out-of-copyright issues. For the entire run, the periodical was published

using two successive titles. The first title, The Union Seminary Magazine, began with vol.1, no.

1, for October-November 1889, and then continued through vol. 24, no. 4. When the name was

changed, the word Review was exchanged for Magazine beginning with vol. 25, no. 1, for

October-November 1913. The Union Seminary Review continued until its last issue, vol. 57, no.

4, was published for August 1946. Note that the volume numbers were continued in sequence

even though the title of the journal was changed. This index is provided in PDF because it gives

full text search capabilities and precludes the need for a title index while giving the researcher

the ability to search using key words in lieu of a subject index.

In the following list of volumes included in this index an asterisk indicates that the titles

for that volume were compiled from the text on Hathi Trust. The other volumes were compiled

using downloaded PDFs from other sites. The volumes in this index include—32, 31, 30, 29, 28,

27*, 26, 25, 24 [vol. used had two copies of no. 2 and no copy of no. 3], 23, 22, 21, 20, 19, 18,

17, 16, 15, [14 unavailable], 13, 12, 11*, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, and [1 is unavailable].

The book reviews have not been indexed unless they appeared in the article section of the

journal, but in many cases there is an index in the individual volumes that includes the reviews.

Book reviews usually are published within a few years of the release of a new book, so a scan of

the volume indices will show whether a review of the desired book has been included in the

Union Seminary publication.

In vol. 10, no. 1, there is a section of articles concerning the dedication of the new Union

Seminary campus in Richmond in 1898 These pieces have been annotated so that a search for

“new campus dedication” will list all the dedication articles that are listed in the index.

Vol. 16, no. 3, was almost entirely dedicated to the Conference of the Eastern Section of

Seminary YMCAs. In this index, each report, lecture, and other document entry concerned with

the YMCA conference has been annotated with “YMCA-Conf.” which facilitates searching for

all the conference entries. Note that some other entries in the index are noted as YMCA, so

search the full “YMCA-Conf.” to find the entries for the conference and just “YMCA” for a full

listing.

The seminary’s celebration of its centennial in October 1912 resulted in the publication in

vol. 24, no. 1, several articles, biographies, and photographs produced for the occasion. A search

of the index using the search term “24:1” will list the items printed in the centennial issue. More

generally, if researchers want to locate all the articles for a particular volume, then searching the

volume number followed by a colon, i.e. 17:, will bring up all the articles for that volume, and if

all the articles of a particular issue are desired, then searching the volume, colon, and issue

number, i.e. 17:3, will list all the articles for that issue. However, note that in the case of volume

numbers in a search using “7:” will bring up volumes, 7, 17, and 27. To avoid this result search

“7:” with a space in front of the 7.

In the PDF version of volume 24 from Google Books, issue number 2 is included twice

and there is not an issue no. 3. The indexing for 24:3 was accomplished using the table of

contents found in vol. 24; the compiler did not actually look at issue 24:3 in hard copy of digital

form.


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In some of the volumes, there are lists of graduates and new students, but these have not

been included in the index because of Moore and Scherer’s Centennial General Catalogue of the

Trustees, Officers, Professors and Alumni of Union Theological Seminary in Virginia. 1807-

1907, Richmond: Whittet & Shepperson, c1907. For the years after 1907, the volumes may be

consulted. In the earlier volumes alumni news was included.

The editors of the Union publication were concerned after the first few years to keep the

articles fairly short and not highly technical. There are some exceptions, but it appears the target

group for sales was probably pastors and informed laymen more than academics. Many of the

authors for the journals were Union faculty members, but other authors were published which

were most often alumni of the seminary or in some way associated with its work.

The Union Seminary journals are a neglected source for the study of Presbyterian and

Reformed history and it is hoped that this index will facilitate the use of PDF volumes that are

currently available. Even though Union Seminary was at the time of publication a PCUS

seminary, a scan of the authors will show that it had strong connections to the PCUSA.

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Adams, Crofton Craig, “The Redemption of Infancy,” 12:2 (Dec. 1900-Jan. 1901) 100-107.

Adams, James Edward, “The Church Remiss—A Suggested Remedy,” 6:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1895)

285-290.

Alexander, Henry Carrington, “A Sermon. ‘Prepare to meet thy God, O Israel,’ Amos 4:12,” 3:1

(Sep.-Oct. 1891) 6-17.

Alexander, W. McFaddin, “Reflex Influence of Missions,” 12:4 (Apr.-May 1901) 317-321.

Anderson, Neal L., “A Woman’s Heart the Gateway of Christ to the Western World,” 28:1 (Oct.

1916) 14-29.

_____, “Evolution as a Science and a Philosophy,” 33:4 (July 1922) 288-298.

Anderson, William Madison, [Sr.], “Home Missions in Texan,” 11:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1899) 11:1

(Oct.-Nov. 1899) 51-54.

_____, “The Old Evangelism,” 24:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1912-1913) 202-207.

[Anonymous], “A Protest from the Pews,” 2:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1890) 32-34.

_____, “A Seminary Student at Northfield,” 3:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1891) 30-41. [Northfield was D. L.

Moody’s property in Massachusetts where he held conferences.]

_____, “A Symposium on Revivals,”24:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1913) 253.

_____, “American Inter-Seminary Missionary Alliance,” 3:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1891) 143-147.

_____, “Church Union and the Episcopate,” 3:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1891) 92-95.


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_____, “Exegetical Note—Matthew 27:4, Judas,” 2:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1890) 29-31.

_____, “Exegetical Note—The Connection and Scope of Rom. 5:12-21,” 3:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1891)

42-45.

_____, “First Corinthians 11:28 ff.,” 7:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1895) 10-23.

_____, “James Sprunt, LL. D.,” 31:2 (Jan. 1920) 89-95.

_____, “Missionary Biography,” 7:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1896) 204-209.

_____, “Missionary Enterprises not Misdirected Zeal,” 3:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1891) 137-143.

_____, “Native Help in China,” 3:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1892) 236-240.

_____, “Preamble and Resolutions Memorial for James F. Latimer,” 3:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1892) 320.

_____, “Rev. Thomas E. Peck, D.D., LL. D.,” 5:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1894) 225-242.

_____, “Sectarianism,” 2:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1891) 276-277.

_____, “The Birmingham General Assembly, 1917, ” 28:4 (July 1917) 285-297.

_____, “The Buildings,” 10:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1898) 61-63. [new campus dedication]

_____, “The Call to the Foreign Field and Some of Its Evidences,” 2:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1891) 209-211.

_____, “The Centennial Celbration,” 24:1, (Oct. 1912) 9-13.

_____, “The Day of Visitation for North Kiangsu,” 19:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1907) 74-80.

_____, “The Divine Origin of the Scriptures,” 8:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1896) 71-77.

_____, “The Faculty,” 10:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1898) 80. [new campus dedication]

_____, “The Fourth Commandment the Keystone of the Ten Commandments,” 7:4 (Mar.-Apr.

1896) 291-296.

_____, “The Funeral of Dr. Smith,” 4:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1893) 316. [B. M. Smith]

_____, “The Higher Criticism: Its Rationalistic Type,” 19:2 (Dec. 1907-Jan. 1908) 108-119.

_____, “The Presbyterian Church, Rome,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904) 244-251.

_____, “The Scriptural Relation Between the Foreign Mission Word and the Home Church,” 2:4

(Mar.-Apr. 1891) 282-288.


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_____, “The Seed is the Word,” :2 (Nov.-Dec. 1890) 143-148.

_____, “The Sprunt Lectures for 1916,” 28:2 (Jan. 1917) 158.

_____, “The Sprunt Lectures for 1917,” 28:2 (Jan. 1917) 158-159.

_____, “The Society of Missionary Inquiry, Centennial Celebration, 1818-1918,” 29:3 (Apr.

1918) 185-187.

_____, “The Tithe Law, Part I,” 7:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1895) 36-46.

_____, “The Tithe Law, Part II,” 7:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1895) 115-123.

_____, “The Tithe Law, Part III,” 7:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1896) 182-190.

_____, “The Welcome,” 10:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1898) 78-80. [new campus dedication]

_____, “The Word. The Parable of the Sower,” 3:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1891) 64-67.

_____, “Union Seminary in Theological Education and Religious Thought,” 24:1, (Oct. 1912)

100-106.

Armstrong, John I., “Christian Motive,” 26:3 (Apr. 1915) 220-227.

_____, “Our Church and Her Colleges,” 17:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1905) 56-64.

Arnold, D. C., “The Pulpit as Seen from the Pew,” 18:4 (Apr.-May 1907) 304-313.

[Assorted], “The Eldership and Diaconate on Mission Fields,” 18:4 (Apr.-May 1907) 321-327.

[Missionaries on different fields address the subject of the article.]

_____, “The Individual Support of Missionaries,” 13:4 (Apr.-May 1902) 305-312.

Barbour, John, “Home Missions in Alabama,” 9:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1897) 60-66.

Barr, John Christie, “The Life of John McDonogh and Its Relation to the Problem of Christian

Education,” 23:4 (Apr.-May 1912) 333-340.

Barton, James L., “Some Popular Objections to Foreign Missions,” 16:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1904) 55-64.

Bauslin, David H., “Luther—A Study of Religious Struggle and Personal Power,” 28:2 (Jan.

1917) 90-104.

Beach, Harlan P., “Conferences. Conference on Missionary Activity in the Seminary,” 16:3

(Feb.-Mar. 1905) 288-291. [YMCA-Conf.]


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_____, “Cost and Compensation in Missionary Service,” 16:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1905) 247-253.

[YMCA-Conf.]

_____, “Mission Study: Its Part in the Coming of the Kingdom,” 15:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1903) 61-64.

_____, “The Native Helper as a Missionary Force,” 18:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1907) 252-262.

_____, “The Present Missionary Situation in China,” 13:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1901) 40-47.

Beadenkoff, Thomas M., “Whitefield and the Revivals in America,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904)

126-130.

Bean, W. S., “Dante,” 19:2 (Dec. 1907-Jan. 1908) 120-127.

_____, “What is Religion,” 11:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1899) 37-40.

Beattie, Francis R., “A Message to the Young Minister,” 11:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1899) 16-22.

_____, “Primeval Man—I,” 3:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1891) 122-130.

_____, “Primeval Man—II,” 3:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1892) 224-233.

_____, “Primeval Man—III,” 3:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1892) 293-308.

_____, “The Claims of Systematic Theology Upon the Student of Theology,” 7:3 (Jan.-Feb.

1896) 170-181.

Bell, B. C., “The American Revised Version: Its Translation of ‘en,” 19:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1908) 208-

212.

Benham, DeWitt M., “Methods of City Evangelization,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904) 105-118.

Benn, R. L., “Immortality: The Certainty of Future Blessedness,” 24:4 (Apr.-May 1913) 370-

380.

_____, “The Philistine and Philistinism,” 19:2 (Dec. 1907-Jan. 1908) 136-141.

Berle, A. A., “The Gladstone Biography as a Devotional Book,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904)

238-242.

Bisceglia, J. B., “What Has Italy Contributed to the Triumph of the Reformation,” 33:3 (Apr.

1922) 210-227.

Blackwood, Andrew W., “A Clinic in Homiletics,” 31:1 (Oct. 1919) 7-20.

_____, “A Clinic in Homiletics, II. The Doctrinal Sermon,” 31:3 (Apr. 1920) 235-252.


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_____, “[A Clinic in Homiletics, III.] The Biographical Sermon,” 31:3 (July 1920) 336-349.

_____, “[A Clinic in Homiletics, IV.] The Ethical Sermon,” 32:1 (Oct. 1920) 21-36.

_____, “The Social Message of Micah,” 26:1 (Oct. 1914) 22-33.

_____, “The Young Minister’s Study,” 28:3 (Apr. 1917) 225-237.

_____, “The Young Minister’s Study, II. Planning the Year’s Pulpit Work,” 29:1 (Oct. 1917)

14-29.

_____, “The Young Minister’s Study, III. The Literary Style of the Sermon,” 30:1 (Oct. 1918)

19-34.

_____, “The Young Minister’s Study, IV. The Literary Aim of the Preacher,” 30:3 (Apr. 1919)

214-231.

Blaikie, William G., “Augustine’s Confessions,” 3:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1892) 167-175.

Blain, J. Mercer, “The Open Door for Missions in China,” 17:2 (Dec. 1905-Jan. 1906) 150-154.

_____, “The Power of the Evil One in China,” 11:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1900) 202-206.

Bocock, Kemper, “City Evangelization,” 3:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1892) 313-314.

Booker, J. E., “The Evangelistic Movement,” 8:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1897) 207-215.

Booth, E. M., “Pulpit Bearing,” 10:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1899) 174-185.

Bradt, Charles Edwin, “Something to Live For,” 12:2 (Dec. 1900-Jan. 1901) 153-162.

Brank, Rockwell S., “Christian Leadership,” 27:4 (July 1916) 299-308.

Brockman, Fletcher S., “Statesmanship in the Kingdom of God,” 16:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1904) 73-76.

Brooke, F. J., “Synodical Evangelistic Work,” 12:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1900) 40-43.

_____, “The Duty of Prayer for the Ministry,” 22:4 (Apr.-May 1911) 282-291.

Brown, E. D., “The Country Pastor,” 26:2 (Jan. 1915) 140-144.

Brown, F. C., “The United Free Church of Scotland,” 26:3 (Apr. 1915) 253-259.

Brown, J. E., Jr., “The Dedication Exercises,” 10:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1898) 45-60. [new campus

dedication]


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Buchanan, William C., “The Place of Prayer in World-Wide Evangelism,” 30:3 (Apr. 1919) 253-

266.

Buckholz, O. E., “A Review of the General Assembly at Durant, Oklahoma,” 29:4 (July 1918)

287-302.

Burrell, David James, “Christ Our Model, Part 1,” 24:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1912-1913) 185-193.

Burrell, D. J., “Christ Our Model, Part II,”24:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1913) 296-302.

_____, “My First Sermon,” 31:1 (Oct. 1919) 1-6.

_____, “The Characteristic and Distinctive Features of the Reformed Church in America,” 11:3

(Feb.-Mar. 1900) 155-164.

Burwell, Robert, “The Early Days of Union Seminary,” 5:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1894) 143-155.

Caldwell, Eugene C., “A Kingdom that Shall Stand Forever: Outline Study of the Book of

Daniel,” 33:2 (Jan. 1922) 89-124.

_____, “Fellowship with God—A Book Study of 1 John,” 28:3 (Apr. 1917) 215-224.

_____, “Growth in Grace—A Book Study of Second Peter,” 28:2 (Jan. 1917) 147-153.

_____, “The Holy Spirit in the Book of Acts,” 31:1 (Oct. 1919) 21-27.

_____, “The Ideal Brother, A Book Study of Philemon,” 27:2 (Jan. 1916) 139-143.

_____, “The Ideal Christian: A Book Study of Philippians,” 27:1 (Oct. 1915) 18-26.

_____, “The Permanent Value of the Old Testament,” 19:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1907) 40-52.

_____, “The True Grace of God. A Book Study of First Peter,” 28:1 (Oct. 1916) 50-57.

_____, “The Message of the Old Testament for the Modern Man,” 26:4 (July 1915) 322-332.

_____, “The Millennium: An Exegetical Study of Revelation, Chapter 20, in the Light of the

Book as a Whole,” 31:3 (Apr. 1920) 207-234.

_____, “The Opened Door-Outline Study of Revelation,” 32:1 (Oct. 1920) 10-20.

_____, “The Power of Christ-A Book Study of the Gospel According to Mark,” 30:1 (Oct. 1918)

50-62.

_____, “The Sprunt Lectures by Professor Machen,” 32:3 (Apr. 1921) 253-255.


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_____, “Theme and Analysis of the Epistle of James,” 27:3 (Apr. 1916) 252-255.

_____, “Through Judgment to Glory-A Book Study of Isaiah, Part I, Chapters 1-12,” 28:4 (July

1917) 331-343.

_____, “Through Judgment to Glory-A Book Study of Isaiah, Part II, Chapters 13-66,” 29:1

(Oct. 1917) 52-62.

Campell, Howard, “Mistakes of Modern Missionaries,” 6:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1894)

_____, “Dangers Threatening the Purity of the Church,” 12:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1900) 7-15.

_____, “The General Assembly of 1915,” 26:4 (July 1915) 293-310.

_____, “Inter-Relations of the Individual and the Institutions of Society,” 27:1 (Oct. 1915) 39-

50.

_____,” Rev. Thomas E. Peck, D.D., LL. D.,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 298-301.

_____, “Union Seminary in the Pastorate,” 24:1, (Oct. 1912) 78-85.

Campbell, W. C., “Incidentals of Modern Worship,” 12:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1900) 32-36.

Cannon, John F., “Our Lord’s Warning Against Covetousness,” 3:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1892) 176-183.

_____, “The Deacon’s Office and Work,” 6:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1895) 235-246.

_____, “The Faith Once for all Delivered unto the Saints,” 26:2 (Jan. 1915) 111-120.

_____, “The Mission of the Church,” 27:3 (Apr. 1916) 223-233.

Cartledge, S. J., “The Second Coming of Christ,” 30:2 (Jan. 1919) 154-169.

Caven, William, “Biblical Theology and Systematic Theology,” 11:4 (Apr.-May 1900) 245-250.

Cecil, Russell, “The Covenanters; A Pastor’s Views,” 13:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1902) 182-185. [club for

boys]

_____, “Notes on Religion in Europe,” 19:2 (Dec. 1907-Jan. 1908) 128-131.

_____, “Some Lessons Which Ministers May Learn from Rev. William A. Sunday,” 30:3 (Apr.

1919) 232-239.

_____, “The Bible in the Revival,” 11:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1899) 23-28.

_____, “The Charlotte Assembly, 1920,” 31:4 (July 1920) 303-316.


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_____, “The Foreign Missionary Situation in our Church,” 23:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1912) 262-264.

_____, “The Minister as an Intercessor,” 17:2 (Dec. 1905-Jan. 1906) 128-133.

_____, “The Power of Christian Character,” 22:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1910) 1-9.

_____, “The Psychological Aspects of the Conversion of the Apostle Paul,” 9:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1898)

168-176.

_____, “The Rod of Aaron,” 18:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1906) 62-69.

_____, “Union of the Presbyterian Churches,” 29:2 (Jan. 1918) 102-108.

_____, “The Unity of the Church,” 27:3 (Apr. 1916) 234-243.

_____, “The Years That the Locust Hath Eaten, Joel 2:25,” 18:4 (Apr.-May 1907) 314-320.

Chafer, Lewis Sperry, “Personal Work in Evangelism,”24:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1913) 270-277.

Chapman, J. Wilbur, “The New Era Movement of the Presbyterian Church U. S. A.,” 30:2 (Jan.

1919) 116-126.

_____, “The World’s Fair Campaign,” 16:2 (Dec. 1904-Jan. 1905) 175-177.

Chester, S. H., “Helpful Missionary Books,” 16:4 (Apr.-May 1905) 369-372.

_____, “The War and Missions,” 30:2 (Jan. 1919) 147-153.

Chumbley, C. M., “Are Foreign Missions a Mistake?,” 7:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1896) 209-212.

_____, “The Proper Sphere of Woman’s Activity,” 8:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1897) 166-175.

Clark, “Liberalism, True and False,” 5:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1893) 80-84. [“Clark,” was from Nashville]

Clark, Melton, “Message and the Method in Revival Preaching,”24:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1913) 264-269.

Claytor, Graham, “Samuel L. Graham,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 278-279.

Cocke, A. R., “God’s Purposes Toward Us in Christ,” 3:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1891) 100-105.

_____, “Rev. H. C. Alexander, D.D., LL. D.,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 3-2-304.

_____, “The Old Testament Christ’s Sword of the Spirit,” 4:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1893) 278-286.


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[Committee], “Policy Recommended by the Delegates at the Western Theological Student

Conference Held in Chicago, Ill., November 18-20, 1904,” 16:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1905) 301-

302. [YMCA-Conf.]

_____, “Recommendations of the Committee on Policy, Richmond, Va., 1904,” 16:3 (Feb.-Mar.

1905) 299-300. [YMCA-Conf.]

Coussirat, D., “The Latest Phase of French Protestant Theology,” 12:4 (Apr.-May 1901) 276-

282.

Crane, C. L., “Protestantism in Portugal,” 27:2 (Jan. 1916) 159-167.

Crane, Dewitt, “How to Grade a Sunday School,” 13:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1902) 174-181.

Crawford, Dan, [missionary to Congo] “A Delicious Letter from Dan Crawford,” 31:2 (Jan.

1920) 172-174.

Crowell, J. M., “The American Sunday School Union,” 15:4 (Apr.-May 1904) 374-377.

Cumming, C. K., “Japan,” 20:2 (Dec. 1908-Jan. 1909) 144-156.

Cumming, William C., “Do Paul and James Contradict Each Other?,” 31:1 (Oct. 1919) 46-48.

Currell, W. S., “A Model Missionary—The Apostle Paul,” 9:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1897) 1-13.

Curry, A. B., “The Bristol General Assembly,” 24:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1912-1913) 157-184.

D’Aubigne, I. Merle, “Protestant Missions in France,” 131-138. [The author is “I. Merle” and not

“J. Merle and she was a “Miss.”]

Dabney, Robert L., “Francis S. Sampson, D.D.,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 282-284. [The editor

commented that, “This is the last article ever issued from the pen of Dr. Dabney, having

been written upon the morning of his death.”]

_____, “Reminiscences of John Randolph,” 6:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1894) 14-21.

_____, “The Death of Moses,” 2:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1891) 198-202. [poem]

_____, “Thomas Carey Johnson,” 3:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1892) 271-273.

Daniel, Eugene, “Cases Without Process, “8:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1897) 186-196

Davis, Edmund McMillan, “Inter Seminary Missionary Alliance,” 6:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1894) 144-

149.

_____, “The Distinctive Element in Christian Morality,” 6:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1895) 210-220.


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Davis, J. H., Jr., “Presbyterianism in Scotland,” 4:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1892) 84-90.

_____, “Theological Education in Edinburgh,” 3:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1892) 274-381.

Davis, J. W., “The Nanking Presbyterian Union Theological Seminary,” 22:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1910)

69-73.

Deal, Ralph C., “The Present-Day Requirements of the Ministry, Matt. 10:16,” 17:2 (Dec. 1905-

Jan. 1906) 134-143.

Denby, Charles, “Mission Work in China,” 13:2 (Dec. 1901-Jan. 1902) 119-122.

Dennis, James S., “Saints of Caesar’s Household,” 15:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1903) 71-76.

_____, “University Extension Methods in Mission Fields,” 16:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1904) 65-70.

Denny, George H. “Resemblances to Holy Scriptures in Seneca’s Writings,” 9:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1898)

177-184.

Dinwiddie, William, “The Modern Study of Mind,” 27:2 (Jan. 1916) 144-158.

Diogenes, “Epidemics,” 2:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1891) 277-281.

Dobyns, William Ray, “The Young People’s Missionary Movement,” 15:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1903) 56-

60.

DuBose, Hampden Coit, “A Call From the East,” 6:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1895) 221-222.

_____, “The Twentieth Century Outlook for Foreign Missions,” 11:4 (Apr.-May 1900) 300-303.

DuBose, Henry Wade, “The Man of God,” 32:2 (Jan. 1921) 124-132.

Dunlop, J. G., “Hindrances Which the Social Conditions in Japan Present to the Acceptance of

the Gospel,” 21:2 (Dec.1909-Jan. 1910) 137-149.

Dwight, Henry Otis, “Strategic Points in Missions,” 16:2 (Dec. 1904-Jan. 1905) 162-169.

Eagan, J. J., “Church Officers and Their Relation to the Sabbath-School,” 16:2 (Dec. 1904-Jan.

1905) 139-141.

Eagan, J. J., “The Model Sunday School,” 16:4 (Apr.-May 1905) 364-368.

Editorial, “A Civilian’s Appreciation of Missionaries,” 7:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1895) 58-61. [China]

_____, “Calvin’s Theory of Inspiration,” 11:4 (Apr.-May 1900) 294-296.

_____, “Defects in Dabney’s Theology,” 10:2 (Dec. 1898-Jan. 1899) 136-138.


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_____, “Dr. Juan Orts Gonzalez,” 21:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1910) 240-242.

_____, “Dr. Schauffler and the Sprunt Lectures,” 26:2 (Jan. 1915) 169-170.

_____, “In Salutation [regarding completion of one decade of Union Seminary Magazine], [and]

“One Year at Richmond” [anniversary of move from Hampton-Sidney], 11:1 (Oct.-Nov.

1899) 41-43.

_____, “Presbyterian Law,” 31:2 (Jan. 1920) 184-187.

_____, “Reasons Why Every Young Minister Ought to Spend a Few Years of his Early Ministry

in the Home Mission Field,” 9:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1897) 118-122.

_____, “Requirements for Licensure,” 6:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1894) 130-134. [extraordinary clause]

_____, “Samuel N. Lapsley,” 4:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1892) 134-140. [signed “H. W. W.”]

_____, “An Important Matter,” 2:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1890) 135-137. [shortage of ministers in PCUS]

_____, “Some Observations on the Removal of the Seminary,” 7:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1895) 129-131.

_____, “The Attitude of the Seminary toward the Mormon Choir,” 23:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1911-12)

173-174.

_____, “The Faithful Preacher Must be a Faithful Student,” 10:2 (Dec. 1898-Jan. 1899) 140-142.

_____, “The Funeral of Dr. Dabney, [etc.]” 9:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1898) 194-198.

_____, “The Removal of the Seminary,” 6:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1895) 279-280. [regarding its move

from Hampden-Sidney]

_____, “The Removal of the Seminary to Richmond,” 7:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1895) 124-128.

_____, [Announcement of T. E. Peck’s deat and the circumstances] 5:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1893) 112-

113.

_____, [the seventieth anniversay of the seminary], 5:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1894) 196-198.

_____, “The Sprunt Lectures by Dr. C. Alphonso Smith,” 28:3 (Apr. 1917) 258-262.

_____, “The Sprunt Lectureship [announced],” 23:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1912) 269-270.

_____, “The Y.M.C.A. and Y.M.P.A.” 2:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1890) 51-53.

_____, “Why So Few Candidates?,” 7:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1896) 198-199.


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_____, “Would a Multiplicity of Seminaries Multiply the Number of Candidates?,” 7:3 (Jan.-

Feb. 1896) 200-203.

Eerdman, Charles R., “The Coming of Christ,” 27:2 (Jan. 1916) 106-117.

_____, “The Power of the Gospel,” 29:3 (Apr. 1918) 222-227.

_____, “Triumphant Faith: Matthew 15:21-28,” 31:4 (July 1920) 350-353.

Eggleston, J. D., “William Maxwell,” 30:2 (Jan. 1919) 170-171.

Elwang, W. W., “The Higher Criticism. What It Is and What it Does,” 5:1 (Sept.-Oct. 1893) 31-

37.

_____, “Isaiah versus The Divisive Critics,” 5:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1894) 179-188.

English, Thomas R., “A Call to the Ministry,” 7:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1895) 103-114.

_____, “A Plea for the Inductive Study of the Bible,” 11:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1900) 165-171.

_____, “Conditions of Success in the Gospel Ministry,” 6:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1894) 1-13.

_____, “Doubters, and How to Deal with Them,” 16:2 (Dec. 1904-Jan. 1905) 134-138.

_____, “How an Elder May Help his Pastor,” 15:4 (Apr.-May 1904) 335-340.

_____, “Our China Mission,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 344-347.

_____, “The Decline of the Pulpit,” 12:4 (Apr.-May 1901) 304-316.

_____, “The Elder and the Deacon in Scripture,” 18:4 (Apr.-May 1907) 273-278.

_____, “The Language of the New Testament,” 26:3 (Apr. 1915) 209-219.

_____, “The New Testament Idea of the Ministry,” 17:4 (Apr.-May 1906) 267-270.

_____, “The Sabbath,” 11:4 (Apr.-May 1900) 262-273.

_____, “The Text: Its Use and Abuse,” 8:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1897) 256-262.

_____, “What to Preach,” 6:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1895) 179-185.

Ewing, Arthur H., “The Attitude of Hinduism to Christianity,” 13:2 (Dec. 1901-Jan. 1902) 123-

128.


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Finley, G. W., “A Sketch of Religious Life in Some Northern Prisons During the War Between

the States,” 13:4 (Apr.-May 1902) 268-273.

Fisher, Galen M., “Religion and the War in Japan,” 16:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1904) 71-72.

_____, “Home Missions,” 7:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1895) 51-55.

Fleming, Lucy Randolph, Mrs., “The Promise and Command,” 3:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1891) 71. [poem]

_____, “Woman’s Work at Home for Foreign Missions,” 3:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1891) 133-137.

Flinn, R. O., “Conserving Revival Results,”24:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1913) 278-284.

Flournoy, Parke P., “Ahab’s Palace and Jezebel’s Table,” 23:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1911-12) 130-134.

_____, “Elephantine, and the Priest Code Theory,”24:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1913) 285-295.

_____, “Nimrod and the Beginning of His Kingdom,” 27:1 (Oct. 1915) 27-38.

_____, “the Bugle from Berlin,” 11:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1899) 10-15.

_____, “The Disappointment of Paul,” 20:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1909) 206-211.

_____, “The Greater Sin,” 17:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1905) 65-67.

_____, “The Present Trend of Old Testament Criticism,” 26:1 (Oct. 1914) 34-41.

_____, “The Unity of Isaiah,” 18:2 (Dec.1906-Jan. 1907) 149-154.

Flow, J. E., “The Character of Jesus is a Proof of His Historicity,” 31:4 (July 1920) 317-335.

Forrest, W. M., “India’s Need,” 18:2 (Dec.1906-Jan. 1907) 161-166.

Fox, John, “Homiletics and Spiritualism,” 31:3 (Apr. 1920) 272-282.

_____, “The Bible and the Reformation,” 28:2 (Jan. 1917) 134-146.

Fraser, A. M., “A Sermon Sketch,” 19:4 (Apr.-May 1908) 278-284.

_____, “Calvinism: A Bible Study,” 13:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1901) 28-36.

_____, “Miss Baldwin,” 10:4 (Apr.-May 1899) 285-291.

_____, “The Louisville Assembly [part 1],” 23:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1911) 1-14.

_____, “The Louisville Assembly (Continued),” 23:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1911-12) 97-114.


15

_____, “The Tithe,” 30:3 (Apr. 1919) 240-252.

Fulton, Maurice G., “Browning and the Bible,” 27:1 (Oct. 1915) 1-17.

_____, “Shakespeare and Holy Writ,” 27:4 (July 1916) 329-346.

Fulton, S. P., “The Present Stage of Christianity in Japan,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904) 252-256.

Gaines, F. H., “The Bible in Education,” 10:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1899) 202-209.

Galbraith, William Fred, “Babism or Behaism,” 17:4 (Apr.-May 1906) 271-286.

Gammon, Samuel R., “Romanism: Its Influences on the Moral Character and Political Life of a

People,” 4:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1893) 287-302.

_____, “Southern Brazil as a Mission Field—Its Needs and Attractions,” 9:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1897)

53-60.

_____, “The Necessity of One Infallible Revelation, As Seen from a Missionary’s Point of

View,” 11:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1900) 195-201.

_____, “Union Seminary Men in Brazil,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 324-329.

[Gardiner, A. G.], “William Jennings Bryan—A British Estimate,” 33:4 (July 1921) 326-332.

Gibson, Margaret D., “The Sources of Our Bible,”24:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1913) 303-312.

Gillespie, E. E., “Home Missions in North Carolina,” 11:4 (Apr.-May 1900) 304-309.

Gilmour, A. D. Pollock, “Home Mission Opportunities in North Georgia,” 12:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1900)

44-51.

_____, “The Presentation of the Call to the Gospel Ministry,” 12:4 (Apr.-May 1901) 333-335.

Gonzalez, Juan Orts, “Certain Phases of Protestant Mission Work Among the Spanish,” 21:3

(Feb.-Mar. 1910) 230-239. [see biography of author under Editorial as author]

Good, James I., “Books and Articles on the Reformation and the Reformers,” 29:1 (Oct. 1917)

30-35.

_____, “Zwingli and the Presbyterians,” 28:2 (Jan. 1917) 114-123.

Gordon, A. J., “Three Weeks with Joseph Rabinowitz,” 5:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1894) -206-210. [excerpts

from an article in Missionary Review]

Gordon, E. C., “Bringing Christ to the Unsaved,” 15:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1903) 50-55.


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_____, “Christ or Caesar?,” 23:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1911) 50-63.

_____, “Christ or Caesar—The Christian’s Duty to the State,” 23:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1911-12) 135-143.

Gordon, E. C., “Christianity and Creed,” 24:4 (Apr.-May 1913) 396-402.

_____, “Christianity and Miracle,” 25:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1913) 35-46.

_____, “Christ’s Kingdom of Glory,” 27:2 (Jan. 1916) 118-129.

_____, “Laws and Deliverances in Thesi,” 31:2 (Jan. 1920) 175-183.

_____, “Presbyterian Church Officers: Their Responsibility and Duties,” 15:4 (Apr.-May 1904)

324-334.

_____, “Religious Instruction in the Home,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904) 148-155.

_____, “The Messianic Kingdom: Is it to be Millenial or Eternal?,” 22:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1910) 50-

62.

_____, “The Christian’s God or What?,” 30:1 (Oct. 1918) 7-18.

Goucher, John Franklin, “Young People and the World’s Evangelization,” 16:2 (Dec. 1904-Jan.

1905) 143-156.

Graham, Alfred T., “Lovest Thou Me?,” 19:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1907) 26-34.

_____, “Our Candidates,” 11:2 (Dec. 1899-Jan. 1900) 88-93.

Graham, H. Tucker, “John Randolph—The Man and His Faith,” 23:4 (Apr.-May 1912) 289-304.

Gray, J. Gordon, “Roman Houses, in which St. Paul Preached the Kingdom of God,” 15:4 (Apr.-

May 1904) 310-319.

Graybill, A. T., “A Sketch of Our Work in Mexico,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 329-331.

_____, Mrs., “Mexico,” 20:2 (Dec. 1908-Jan. 1909) 157-162.

Green, E. M., “Pastoral Visiting,” 11:2 (Dec. 1899-Jan. 1900) 75-79.

Green, J. B., “The Value of the Church to the Community,” 26:2 (Jan. 1915) 121-130.

Green, William Brenton, “The Pastor and Apologetics, Part I,” 15:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1904) 207-214.

_____, “The Pastor and Apologetics, Part II,” 15:4 (Apr.-May 1904) 320-323.

Gresham, LeRoy, “Mental Economics,” 17:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1906) 220-224. [under Editorials]


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_____, “Personal vs. National Thanksgiving,” 16:2 (Dec. 1904-Jan. 1905) 178-181.

_____,”Spiritual Economics,” 17:4 (Apr.-May 1906) 294-296.

_____, “The Minister as a Man of the World,” 16:2 (Dec. 1904-Jan. 1905) 181-182.

_____, “The Problem of Sermon Material,” 23:4 (Apr.-May 1912) 308-320.

_____, “The Relation of the City Church to Charity,” 15:4 (Apr.-May 1904) 353-358.

_____, “The Young Minister and the Presbyterian Prayer-Book,” 17:2 (Dec. 1905-Jan. 1906)

155-158. [under Editorials]

_____, “What is Clerical Dress,” 17:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1905) 68-71. [under Editorials]

Grinnan, R. B., “Rationalism in Japan,” 12:2 (Dec. 1900-Jan. 1901) 127-136.

Guerrant, Edward O., “How to Preach,” 4:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1892) 91-96. [extract from The

Evangelist]

_____, “How to Reach the Klondike,” 11:2 (Dec. 1899-Jan. 1900) 136-138.

_____, “The Common People Heard Him Gladly,” 9:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1898) 212-214.

Gwinn, P. H., “Our Forty Years in the Home Field,” 12:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1901) 227-242.

_____, “Sinless Perfection Examined,” 8:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1897) 244-252.

_____, “The Present Religious Status,” 11:2 (Dec. 1899-Jan. 1900) 80-87.

Hall, Arnold, “Two Years Among the Hatfields and McCoys,” 12:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1901) 205-212.

Hall, J. K., “A Home Mission Survey,” 27:3 (Apr. 1916) 256-263.

_____, “The Decline in the Sense of Sin,” 20:4 (Apr.-May 1909) 300-309.

Hall, S. D., “The Moral Dignity of Baptism,” 20:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1908) 73-86. [The author

reviewed The Moral Diginity of Baptism by J. M. Frost of the Southern Baptist

Convention.]

Hall, W. T., “The Importance of Natural Theology,” 13:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1902) 189-193.

Hamill, H. M., “The Pastor and the Sunday School,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904) 141-147.

Hamlin, Cyrus, “Condition of the Turkish Empire Previous to the Entrance of American

Missions,” 11:2 (Dec. 1899-Jan. 1900) 139-141.


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Hanzsche, William Thomson, “Marxian Socialism, Its Theory, Its Features, Its Contact with the

Bible,” 29:4 (July 1918) 303-315.

Harding, Ephraim Henry, “Catullus,” 2:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1890) 105-117.

_____, “Christianity in Some of its Aspects,” 8:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1896) 90-103.

_____, “St. Paul’s Certainty as to a Future State, etc.,” 8:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1896) 17-24.

_____, “What is the Gospel? Or, Christianity as Related to Christ and Humanity,” 4:1 (Sep.-Oct.

1892) 1-9.

Harrison, James A., “Up the Rhine. From the Diary of a Student in Germany in 1870,” 11:4

(Apr.-May 1900) 251-261.

Hawes, Herbert H., “Sermon—Heb. 5:8,” 2:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1890) 12-16.

_____, “The Covenants of Genesis 15 and 17,” 4:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1892) 112-114.

Henderson, William R., “Calvinism and Missions,” 24:4 (Apr.-May 1913) 403-413.

_____, “Infant Church Membership,” 25:4 (Apr.-May 1914) 291-300.

_____, “The Presbyterian-Cumberland Union,” 18:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1906) 33-47.

Henry, William Wirt, “Moses Drury Hoge,” 10:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1899) 209-216.

_____, “The Presbyterian Church and Religious Liberty in Virginia,” 12:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1900) 16-

31.

Herndon, John P. “The Nature and Design of Church Discipline,” 17:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1905) 46-55.

Hersman, C. C., “The Bible Divine it its Unity of Plan—In its Evidences Cumulative,” 8:3 (Jan.-

Feb. 1897) 176-185.

Hill, William E., “Prayer and Progress,” 29:3 (Apr. 1918) 210-221.

Hoge, Moses, “A Gift to the Library,” 11:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1899) 55-57. [This is a manuscript

biography Moses Hoge, which was written by John Blair Hoge,and then edited by Peyton

H. Hoge.]

Hoge, Moses D., “An Address,” 5:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1894) 156-165. [comments on his connection

and experience with Union Seminary]

Hoge, Peyton H., “Knowing God: A Sermon, John 17:25,” 7:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1895) 95-102.


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_____, “Prayer [for the centennial],” 24:1, (Oct. 1912) 107-108.

_____, “Reaching the Masses,” 2:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1891) 224-232.

_____, “The Twentieth Century,” 12:2 (Dec. 1900-Jan. 1901) 79-88.

Hogue, Addison, “A Greek ‘Pilgrim’s Progress’,” 13:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1902) 211-224.

Hood, Frazer, “Temptation: A Study of Shakespere Characters,” 23:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1911-12) 115-

129.

Holladay, J. M., “One of Paul’s Prayers—Eph. 1:15-23,” 22:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1911) 181-187.

Hooper, T. W., “Relation of the Church to the Y.M.C.A.,” 2:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1890) 124-128.

_____, “Rev. William J. Hoge, D.D.,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 294-297.

Hopkins, Martin A., “Russell and Russellism,” 26:3 (Apr. 1915) 228-237.

Hotchkiss, Willis R., “The Dignity and Grandeur of Foreign Missionary Work,” 16:3 (Feb.-Mar.

1905) 254-260. [YMCA-Conf.]

Howe, James Lewis, “The Pulpit from the Standpoint of the Pew,” 13:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1901) 8-12.

_____, “The Young People’s Movement in Relation to Our Church,” 10:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1898) 38-

44.

Howerton, J. R., “Sketch of a Sermon Preached Before the Presbytery of Arkansas,” 4:3 (Jan.-

Dec. 1893) 160-165.

Hudson, W. H., “Phenomenology of Chinese Conversions,” 25:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1913) 47-50.

Humphreys, C. W., “The Sinnott Case and the Assemblies,” 23:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1912) 241-250.

Jenkins, E. C., “The Young Men’s Christian Association in Non-Christian Lands,” 15:2 (Dec.

1903-Jan. 1904) 262-267. [YMCA]

Johnson, Cameron, “One Hundred Years of Christian Missions,” 3:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1892) 312-313.

_____, “Possibilities and Facts,” 3:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1892) 240-243. [missions]

Johnson, Thomas Cary, “Address at the Opening of the Ninety-Seventh Session, Sept. 9, 1908,”

20:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1908) 7-20.

_____, “A Sketch of the Missions of the Southern Presbyterian Church, Part I,” 7:2 (Nov.-Dec.

1895) 79-94.


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_____, “A Sketch of the Missions of the Southern Presbyterian Church, Part II,” 7:3 (Jan.-Feb.

1896) 155-169.

_____, “An Aim of the Ministerial Student, 2 Tim. 2:15,” 10:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1898) 3-20.

_____, “Christian Missions from 100 to 690 A. D.,” 19:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1907) 61-73.

_____, “Clement Read Vaughn,” 23:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1911) 15-32.

_____, “Dabney’s Practical Philosophy,” 9:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1897) 114-117.

_____, “Despise Not the Chastening of the Lord,” 18:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1906) 20-32.

_____, “Dr. Givens Brown Strickler,” 25:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1913) 1-15.

_____, “Dr. Latimer as Known by Union Seminary Students,” 3:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1892) 263-270.

_____, “God’s Ordained Missionary Society, And the Way in Which all Voluntary Missionary

Societies Should be Regarded,” 11:2 (Dec. 1899-Jan. 1900) 122-135.

_____, “Has the Assembly a Right to Veto a Change in Our Book of Church Order, Even after a

Majority of the Presbyteries have Voted for the Change?,” 11:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1899) 29-35.

_____, “John Berry Clark,” 21:4 (Apr.-May 1910) 293-295.

_____, “John Calvin: Who Was He? Of What Sort Was He? What Did He Do For the World?,”

21:2 (Dec.1909-Jan. 1910) 108-136.

_____, “Martin Luther,” 22:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1910-11) 119-141.

_____, “Motives of Missions,” 317-318. [This is just an outline of his main points delivered at a

conference.]

_____, “Missions in the Nineteenth Century,” 12:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1901) 213-226.

_____, “Our Alumni on the Field,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 250-

_____, “Our Sessions Remiss: Hence, In Part, Our Need for More and Stronger Ministers,” 4:1

(Sep.-Oct. 1892) 33-37.

_____, “Paul’s Obligations to Missionary Effort and the Way in Which He met Them,” 15:2

(Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904) 163-174.

_____, “Religion in Russia, Past, Present, and Future,” 30:4 (July 1919) 320-340.


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_____, “Should We Assert in Our Creed that All Infants Dying in Infancy are Elect?,” 13:4

(Apr.-May 1902) 243-259.

_____, “Some Remarks on Philip Schaff’s Account of the Mode of Baptism in the Apostolic

Age, Part I,” 10:2 (Dec. 1898-Jan. 1899) 117-132.


Age, Part II,” 10:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1899) 186-201.


Age, Part III,” 10:4 (Apr.-May 1899) 259-273.

_____, “The Attitude of the Southern Presbyterian Church Towards Foreign Missions,” 5:4

(Mar.-Apr. 1894) 265-269

_____, “The Call to Office in the Church Established by the Apostles,” 6:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1895)

247-260.

_____, “The Course of Study Under the Stuart Robinson Professor of English Bible and Pastoral

Theology,” 3:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1891) 18-23.

_____, “The Duty of Ascertaining and Adhering to the True Religion, 1 Thes. 5:1,” 5:1 (Sept.-

Oct. 1893) 11-25.

_____, “The History of the Presbyterians: A Sketch, [Part 1],” 18:2 (Dec.1906-Jan. 1907) 119-

132.

_____, “The History of the Presbyterians: A Sketch, [Part 2],” 18:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1907) 218-235.

_____, “The Judgment as Disclosed in 2 Corinthians 5:10,” 28:1 (Oct. 1916) 1-13.

_____, “The Lectures on Didactic and Polemic Theology by Dr. C. R. Vaughan,” 18:4 (Apr.-

May 1907) 300-303.

_____, “The Membership of the Churches in Apostolic Times,” 6:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1894) 22-37.

_____, “The Mental and Moral Bearing Proper to Ministerial Students,” 15:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1903)

24-38.

_____, “The Obsolescent Member in the Presbyterian Organism,” 4:3 (Jan.-Dec. 1893) 193-198.

_____, “The Officers of the Apostolic Church,” 6:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1894) 85-100.

_____, “The Oxford Movement in the Southern Presbyterian Church,” 8:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1897) 145-

155.


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_____, “The Presbyterian Church in the United States. A Paper Read Before the Presbyterian

Historical Association, in Philadelphia, April 16, 1900,” 11:4 (Apr.-May 1900) 280-193.

_____, “The Presbyteries’ Practical Treatment of the Standard of Ministerial Education,” 8:2

(Nov.-Dec. 1896) 78-89.

_____, “The Rev. Robert Lewis Dabney, D.D., LL. D.,” 9:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1898) 157-167.

_____, “The Seminary Course of Study—Its Range, Standard, Examination and Tests,” 9:1

(Sep.-Oct. 1897) 14-31.

_____, “The Seminary Course of Study—Its Range, Standard, Examinations and Tests,” 9:2

(Nov.-Dec. 1897) 83-96.

_____, “The Testing System for Ministerial Students in the Irish Presbyterian Church,” 8:1

(Sep.-Oct. 1896) 1-16.

_____, “The Universal Obligation to Labor,” 19:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1908) 195-207.

_____, “The Veto Power of the General Assembly, Once More,” 11:2 (Dec. 1899-Jan. 1900) 99-

106.

_____, “Why Should Christian People Feel Such Deep Interest in the Conversion of the Youths

of our Schools and Colleges,” 7:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1896) 227-241.

_____, “You Should be a Missionary,” 8:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1897) 233-243.

Johnston, Howard Agnew, “The Search After Truth,” 21:4 (Apr.-May 1910) 251-262.

Johnston, L. B., “Foreign Ordinations,” 8:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1897) 286-291.

Jones, Alfred, “Evangelistic Pastors,” 17:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1906) 215-219.

_____, “In Jesus’ Stead, 2 Cor. 4:7-12,” 18:2 (Dec.1906-Jan. 1907) 155-160.

Jones, Arthur G., “The Deacon,” 32:3 (Apr. 1921) 231-242.

_____, “The Power is of God,” 22:4 (Apr.-May 1911) 245-252.

Jopling, R. W., “The Church and Polygamy,” 23:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1912) 216-228.

Kent, Charles W., “Thomas Jefferson’s Attitude Towards Religious Instruction,” 10:2 (Dec.

1898-Jan. 1899) 133-135.

Kerr, Robert Pollok, “A Glorious Church,” 11:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1900) 177-179.


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_____, “A Plea for Preparation for Public Prayer,” 12:2 (Dec. 1900-Jan. 1901) 123-126.

_____, “Education in the Church,” 9:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1897) 107-108.

_____, “Read History,” 4:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1892) 10-12.

_____, “The Bible in the Public Schools,” 13:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1902) 186-188.

_____, “Woman’s Place in the Church and the World,” 16:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1905) 215-218.

Kilbourn, Timothy, “The Grandeur of the Gospel Ministry,” 26:4 (July 1915) 333-341.

King, Charles L., “The Gospel According to Mark,” 33:4 (July 1921) 299-314.

King, Samuel A., “The Grace of Adoption,” 22:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1910) 30-35.

Kirk, Harris E., “A Serviceable Life,” 20:4 (Apr.-May 1909) 261-269. [text, Matt. 5:15]

_____, “Can Cosmo-Theistic Evolution Account for Christianity,” 19:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1907) 1-25.

_____, “Christ and the Secular Temper, Luke 12:13-14,” 22:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1910-11) 104-118.

_____, “Christ and the Time Spirit,” 16:2 (Dec. 1904-Jan. 1905) 97-109.

_____, “Pragmatism, A Criticism and an Appreciation,” 21:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1910) 175-182.

_____, “The Making of a Sermon,” 23:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1911-12) 150-157.

_____, “The More Beyond in Literature,” 18:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1907) 195-204.

_____, “The New Theology,” 20:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1908) 33-46.

_____, “The Oriental Mystery Religions and the Christianity of Paul,” 25:4 (Apr.-May 1914)

253-270.

_____, “What is Pragratism?,” 21:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1909) 50-58.

Kirkpatrick, R. F., “The Call to the Great Southwest,” 18:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1907) 263-269.

Knox, George W., “The Foreign Missionary at Work,” 6:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1895) 291-295.

Lacy, Drury, “Major James Morton,” 4:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1892) 75-83. [as edited by his son,

William Sterling Lacy]

_____, “Early Recollections of John Randolph,” 5:1 (Sept.-Oct. 1893) 1-10. [as edited by his

son, William S. Lacy]


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Lacy, William S., “A Winter Lesson,” 2:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1890) 131-132. [a poem]

_____, “Benjamin Mosby Smith,” 5:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1893) 73-79. [Lacy has 2 on BMS]

_____, “Benjamin Mosby Smith, D.D., LL. D.,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 285-290.

_____, “Isaac Watts,” 7:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1896) 242-254.

_____, “Style in Pulpit Discourse,” 10:4 (Apr.-May 1899) 274-279.

Lambden, M. B., “Modern Discoveries in Bible Lands. Their Values for the Preacher,” 10:2

(Dec. 1898-Jan. 1899) 111-117.

Lambuth, Walter R., “Obstacles to Missionary Work in Brazil,” 16:2 (Dec. 1904-Jan. 1905) 170-

174.

Lancaster, R. V., “Church and Creed, A Review,” 3:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1891) 24-29.

_____, “The Second Coming of Christ,” 31:2 (Jan. 1920) 160-169.

Lane, Edward E., “The Presbyterian Congo Mission,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 348-349.

_____, “The Spirit of the Christian Soldier,” 22:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1911) 188-192.

Lapsley, James W., “Iconoclasts,” 11:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1899) 1-9. [author was a judge]

Lapsley, R. A., “Books Which Every Pastor Ought to Have,” 15:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1903) 46-49.

Lapsley, R. A., “The Saving of Doctor Dryasdust,” 19:4 (Apr.-May 1908) 285-297.

_____, “The Study of the English Bible with a View to Preaching It,” 7:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1896) 260-

268.

Latimer, James F., “Sonship in the Family of God,” 2:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1890) 20-28.

Laws, Samuel Spahr, “The Trinity,” 18:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1907) 175-194.

Lewis, Agnes Smith, “On the Antiquity of the Syro-Antiochene or Sinai Palimpsest,” 15:4 (Apr.-

May 1904) 359-363.

Leyburn, Edward R., “The Church and Reconstruction,” 30:2 (Jan. 1919) 137-146.

_____, “The Intermediate State,” 6:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1894) 118-129.

_____, “The Student Volunteer Movement, and the Detroit Convention,” 5:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1894)

269-276. [YMCA]


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Leyburn, George L., “The Greek Mission and Alumni of Union Theological Seminary,” 9:4

(Mar.-Apr. 1898) 322-324.

Lilly, D. Clay, “Colored Labor in Relation to the Prosperity of the Southern Farmer,” 13:4 (Apr.-

May 1902) 274-276.

_____, “The Attitude of the South to the Colored People,” 16:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1905) 270-287.

[YMCA-Conf.]

Lingle, Thomas W., “Education of Ministerial Students, Again,” 10:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1899) 220-222.

_____, “Professor Zahn on the Gospel of Matthew,” 12:2 (Dec. 1900-Jan. 1901) 108-117.

_____, “Protestant Education in Brazil,” 13:4 (Apr.-May 1902) 297-304.

_____, “The Support Given Our Schools by the Church,” 25:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1914) 205-213.

Lingle, Walter L., “A League of Worshipping Children,” 24:4 (Apr.-May 1913) 362-369.

_____, “A Model Preacher,” 20:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1909) 199-205.

_____, “A Review of the New Orleans Assembly, 1919,” 30:4 (July 1919) 287-305.

_____, “Is the Book of Job Fact or Fiction?,” 9:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1897) 97-106.

_____, “The Burning of Servetus,” 21:2 (Dec.1909-Jan. 1910) 96-107.

_____, “The Charleston Assembly,” 33:4 (July 1922) 269-287.

_____, “The Last Fifty Years,” 24:1, (Oct. 1912) 48-75.

_____, “The Latin Thesis,” 13:2 (Dec. 1901-Jan. 1902) 98-101.

_____, “The Minister as a Disseminator of Christian Literature,” 18:2 (Dec.1906-Jan. 1907) 142-

148.

_____, “The Restoration of Peter,” 11:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1900) 180-187.

_____, “The Teaching of Jesus and Modern Social Problems,” 27:3 (Apr. 1916) 191-205.

_____, “The Unrevised and Revised Confessions Compared,” 29:2 (Jan. 1918) 132-148.

_____, “The Virgin Birth of Our Lord,” 19:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1908) 173-180.

_____, “Union Seminary Cemetery at Hampden-Sidney,” 30:4 (July 1919) 351-358. The article

includes some photographs of the cemetery.


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Link, Luther, “Decision in the Old and New School Litigation,” 18:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1907) 236-251.

_____, “What is Asherah?,” 16:4 (Apr.-May 1905) 352-357.

Little, A. A., “Home Missions in North Carolina,” 8:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1897) 274-279.

_____, “The Country Church,” 26:2 (Jan. 1915) 131-139.

_____, “The Evangelistic Movement,” 4:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1893) 239-248.

_____, “The Sabbath School: Is It a Failure?,” 11:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1900) 172-176.

Logan, J. C., “The True Achievement,” 2:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1891) 179-185.

Lowry, Thomas M., “Prayer and Its Answer,” 19:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1908) 213-223.

_____, “The Land of Sinim,” 9:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1897) 124-132.

_____, “The Preacher as Reader,” 15:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1903) 39-45.

_____, “Vague Generalities: The Radical Defect in Present-Day Religious Thought,” 17:4

(Apr.-May 1906) 255-266.

Lumpkin, J. H., “The Essentials of a Successful Long Pastorate,” 28:3 (Apr. 1917) 238-249.

Lyons, J. Sprole, “Organic Union or Federation,” 29:2 (Jan. 1918) 123-126.

_____, “The Business of the Church,” 25:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1913-1914) 69-76.

Macfarland, Charles S., “The Protestant Forces in France and Belgium,” 30:2 (Jan. 1919) 111-

115.

Machen, Minnie G., “Bible Study in Relation to Modern Literature,” 16:2 (Dec. 1904-Jan. 1905)

119-128.

_____, “What Some Poets Have Written of Death and Old Age, Part I—Of Death,” 17:3 (Feb.-

Mar. 1906) 177-184.

_____, “What Some Poets Have Written of Death and Old Age, Part II—Of Old Age,” 17:4

(Apr.-May 1906) 247-254.

Mack, Edward, “Our Church in the Reconstruction after the War,” 30:2 (Jan. 1919) 99-110.

_____, “The Heart in the Bible,” 28:1 (Oct. 1916) 40-49.

_____, “The Homiletic Value of the Old Testament,” 28:4 (July 1917) 298-307.


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_____, “The Origin of Paul’s Religion—A Review,” 33:3 (Apr. 1922) 188-192.

_____, “Problems in the Historical Section of the Book of Daniel,” 10:4 (Apr.-May 1899) 250-

259.

Macloskie, George, “Creation as Illustrated by Evolution,” 17:2 (Dec. 1905-Jan. 1906) 89-100.

_____, “The Human Side of the Old Testament,” 16:4 (Apr.-May 1905) 343-351.

_____, “The Modus Vivendi of Science and Faith,” 16:2 (Dec. 1904-Jan. 1905) 110-118.

_____, “The Core of the Pentateuch,” 16:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1905) 205-214.

_____, “The Creation of Man (Sequel to Article on Creation as Illustrated by Evolution),” 17:4

(Apr.-May 1906) 235-246.

Magill, Mary Tucker, “Rome,” 2:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1891) 186-192.

Marquess, Wiliam Hoge, “A Missionary Sermon,” 29:1 (Oct. 1917) 41-51.

_____, “Individual Work for Individuals,” 13:4 (Apr.-May 1902) 277-279.

_____, “The Book of Jonah,” 4:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1893) 249-257.

_____, “The Mission and Methods of the Church,” 15:4 (Apr.-May 1904) 341-346.

Martin, William J., “The Foreign Missionary Situation in the Southern Presbyterian Church,”

23:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1912) 253-261.

Martindale, C. O’Neale, “The Coming of the Lord Our Hope,” 32:1 (Oct. 1920) 55-70.

Mauze, J. Layton, “The Seminary and its Alumni,” 27:1 (Oct. 1915) 58-63.

McAllister, J. Gray, “Eternity, the Proper Standard of Measurement,” 20:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1908) 47-

56.

_____, “Recognition in Heaven,” 13:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1902) 200-210.

_____, “Teachings of Great Features of the Bible,” 25:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1913-1914) 97-112.

_____, “The Book of Numbers: Disobedience and Discipline,” 28:3 (Apr. 1917) 201-214.

_____, “The Book of Ruth,” 33:3 (Apr. 1922) 193-209.

_____, “The Book Pre-Eminent,” 17:2 (Dec. 1905-Jan. 1906) 101-111.


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_____, “When Were the Gospels Written,” 11:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1900) 214-217.

McAlpine, R. E., “The Hindrances which Religious Thought in Japan presents to teh Acceptance

of the Gospel,” 22:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1910-11) 148-158.

McCall, John V., “A Few Observations on Texas Home Mission Work,” 8:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1896)

43-46.

_____, “Mission Schools,” 5:1 (Sept.-Oct. 1893) 53-59.

McClanahan, W. S., “The Elder as an Evangelizing Force,” 18:4 (Apr.-May 1907) 289-291.

McConnell, T. M., “The Power and Perpetuity of Influence,” 2:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1891) 193-197.

_____, “The Significance of the Sacraments,” 16:4 (Apr.-May 1905) 358-363.

McCorkle, W. P., “May a General Assembly Grant a Re-Hearing of a Case Decided by a

Previous Assembly,” 27:3 (Apr. 1916) 206-222.

McDonald, Angus, “A Sermon—‘Give ye them to eat,’ Matt. 14:16,” 2:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1891) 251-

257.

McGeachy, A. A., “Eternal Life,” 11:2 (Dec. 1899-Jan. 1900) 94-98.

_____, “The Ultimate Appeal,” 22:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1910-11) 142-147.

McGeachy, D. P., “The Old Testament Apochrypha,” 9:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1897) 109-113.

_____, “The Spirit of Home Missions or the Larger Patriotism,” 29:3 (Apr. 1918) 258-263.

McIlhany, Hugh M., Jr., “Work Among Students in Mission Lands,” 12:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1900) 52-

59.

McIlwaine, Richard, “Beneficiary Education,” 4:3 (Jan.-Dec. 1893) 166-176.

_____, “Henry Carrington Alexander,” 3:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1891) 1-5.

McKelway, A. J., “The Prayer of Moses, The Man of God,” 3:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1892) 291-292.

[poem]

_____, “The Punishment of the Perjurer,” 8:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1896) 25-29.

McLean, Lester, Jr., “Conference on the Cultivation of Devotional Life in the Seminary,” 16:3

(Feb.-Mar. 1905) 291-292. [YMCA-Conf.]

McMillan, Homer, “Home Missions and Immigration,” 26:1 (Oct. 1914) 61-67.


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_____, “Moral Conservatism: The Problem of Home Missions,” 23:4 (Apr.-May 1912) 325-332.

McMurray, J. A., “The Crying Needs and the Church’s Response,” 2:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1891) 295-

296.

McNeilly, James H., “Robert Alexander Webb, D.D., LL. D.,” 30:4 (July 1919) 341-350.

McPheeters, T. S., “The Best Method of Cultivating the Grace of Liberatlity and Gathering the

Offerings of the People,” 18:4 (Apr.-May 1907) 292-299.

McPheeters, William Marcellus, “A Glance at Theological Encyclopaedia,” 23:2 (Dec.-Jan.

1911-12) 158-171.

_____, “Gramatical Interpretation: Its Primary Problems and Products,” 20:4 (Apr.-May 1909)

270-276.

_____, “Greetings from Columbia Theological Seminary,” 24:1, (Oct. 1912) 128-130.

_____, “Mr. Kipling’s Verse,” 10:4 (Apr.-May 1899) 241-249.

_____, “The Book of Kings: Its Occasion, Theme and Purpose,” 19:4 (Apr.-May 1908) 263-

272.

_____, “The Importance of the Church’s Recognizing Her Dependence Upon God for Her

Ministers,” 20:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1908) 57-72.

Melvin, M. E., “The Place of the Academy in the Education of Today,” 25:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1914)

193-204.

Mills, John Nelson, “International Service Through Missions,” 29:2 (Jan. 1918) 149-163.

_____, “The Waldenses, ‘The Promise of Italy’,” 31:2 (Jan. 1920) 150-159.

Mills, W. H., “The Church and the Land,” 28:1 (Oct. 1916) 30-39.

_____, “The Church’s Duty to the Country Church,” 31:1 (Oct. 1919) 39-45.

Minter, W. R., “Organic Union or Federation,” 29:2 (Jan. 1918) 127-131.

Moffett, S. A., “The Place of the Native Church in the Work of Evangelisation,” 22:3 (Feb.-Mar.

1911) 226-235.

Moment, A. H., “The Watchman and the Trumpet,” 19:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1907) 53-60.

Montgomery, Richmond Ames, “The Value of an Acquaintance with Mark Rutherford,” 27:4

(July 1916) 319-328.


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Moore, J. S., “Presbyterianism in Texas,” 3:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1891) 96-99.

Moore, Walter W., “A Batch of Old Letters,” 6:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1894) 101-117.

_____, “A Question of Biblical Topography,” 7:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1896) 269-280.

_____, “Address at the Dedication of Schaffler Hall,” 33:1 (Oct. 1921) 1-29.

_____, “Address of Welcome. Conference of Eastern Section of the Young Men’s Christian

Associations [YMCA] in Theological Seminaries in the United States and Canada, Held

at Union Theological Seminary in Virginia, December 2-5, 1904,” 16:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1905)

219-224. [YMCA-Conf.]

_____, “Cuneiform Corroborations of Genesis,” 6:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1894) 38-48.

_____, “Cyrus McCormick,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 307-313.

_____, “Daybreak of the Nile,” 2:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1890) 88-97.

_____, “Dr. John H. Rice,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 264-273.

_____, “Dr. Schauffler,” 30:3 (Apr. 1919) 195-203.

_____, “Dr. Thomas Reese Englihsh,” 26:4 (July 1915) 311-321.

_____, “Echoes of Bible History,” 4:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1892) 97-111.

_____, “Facts Versus Fancies,” 2:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1891) 241-250.

_____, “Fresh Light for Bible Students,” 1:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1890) 17-19.

_____, “Historical Address [The Society of Missionary Inquiry],” 29:3 (Apr. 1918) 188-209.

_____, “Historical Sketch of Union Theological Seminary,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 231-249.

_____, “How the Terra Cotta Books Were Read,” 5:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1893) 92-111. [see also,

“What the Terra Cotta Books Contained”]

_____, “In His Image—A Review,” 33:3 (Apr. 1922) 177-187.

_____, “Inaugural Address,” 17:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1905) 13-37.

_____, “Israel’s Attitude Towards Canaan During the Egyptian Sojourn,” 9:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1898)

188-193.

_____, “Mr. George W. Watts,” 32:3 (Apr. 1921) 189-195.


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_____, “Oannes and Dagon,” 7:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1896) 191-197.

_____, “Other Witnesses from the Dust,” 6:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1895) 186-193.

_____, “Otherworldliness in Ancient Rome,” 2:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1891) 166-178.

_____, “Palestine and the Bible,” 3:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1892) 282-290.

_____, “Recent Discoveries in Palestine,” 4:3 (Jan.-Dec. 1893) 177-192.

_____, “Relics in General, and the Iron Crown of Lombardy in Particular,” 15:1 (Oct.-Nov.

1903) 1-11.

_____, “Some Original Documents in the Spence Library,” 10:4 (Apr.-May 1899) 279-284.

_____, “Some Recent Explorations in Egypt,” 3:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1892) 184-195.

_____, “The Bible, A Literary Necessity,” 21:2 (Dec.1909-Jan. 1910) 87-95.

_____, “The Chaldean Story of the Flood,” 5:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1894) 249-261.

_____, “The First Fifty Years,” 24:1, (Oct. 1912) 14-47.

_____, “The Great Fish of Jonah,” 7:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1895) 24-35.

_____, “The Historic Decoration,” 10:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1898) 64-76. [new campus dedication]

_____, “The Hyksos and the Hebrews,” 8:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1897) 263-266.

_____, “The Land of Promise,” 4:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1892) 13-26.

_____, “The New Sayings of Jesus,” 9:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1897) 38-47.

_____, “The Rev. J. Gordon Gray, D.D., Pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Rome,” 15:2 (Dec.

1903-Jan. 1904) 268-271.

_____, “The Latest Light from Egypt,” 8:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1896) 30-38.

_____, “The Life and Work of Cyrus H. McCormick,” 21:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1910) 204-229.

_____, “The Luther Quadri-Centennial,” 28:2 (Jan. 1917) 87-89.

_____, “The Oppression in Egypt,” 3:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1891) 46-52.

_____, “The Passing of Ussher’s Chronology,” 13:2 (Dec. 1901-Jan. 1902) 73-81.


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_____, “The Resurrection of Assyria,” 4:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1893) 261-277.

_____, “The Seminary and the War,” 30:1 (Oct. 1918) 1-6.

_____, “Union Seminary Men in Korea,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 339-343.

_____, “The Ten Plagues,” 3:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1891) 106-121.

_____, “What the Terra Cotta Books Contained,” 5:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1894) 166-178. [see also, “How

the Terra Cotta Books Were Read”]

_____, “Who Were the Habiri?,” 6:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1895) 273-278.

_____, “William the Silent,” 26:3 (Apr. 1915) 193-208.

_____, “William Wallace Spence,” 13:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1901) 1-7.

Morgan, G. Campbell, “The Ministry of the Word—The Exercise of the Vocation,” 32:1 (Oct.

1920) 1-9.

Morris, S. L., “Christianizing Christendom,” 29:3 (Apr. 1918) 237-245.

_____, “Save America to Save the World,” 16:2 (Dec. 1904-Jan. 1905) 157-161.

_____, “Watchman, What of the Night, Isa. 21:11,” 8:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1897) 280-286.

Morrison, W. M., “Translation of the Bible into the Buluba Language of Central Africa,” 24:4

(Apr.-May 1913) 414-422.

Morrow, R. C., “Mexico Open to the Gospel,” 28:1 (Oct. 1916) 58-66.

Morton, W. W., “Theological Education in Scotland,” 26:3 (Apr. 1915) 238-244.

Mott, John R., “Conference Upon Enlisting Men for the Christian Ministry,” 16:3 (Feb.-Mar.

1905) 292-298. [YMCA-Conf.]

_____, “The Urgency and Crisis in the Far East,” 19:4 (Apr.-May 1908) 309-325.

_____, “The Watchword as a Spiritual Force,” 16:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1905) 237-246. [YMCA-Conf.]

Munce, John S., “The Invalid Fund,” 12:4 (Apr.-May 1901) 287-291.

Murray, E. C., “Foreign Missions in the First and Nineteenth Centuries,” 8:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1896)

47-53.

_____, “First Principles of a Theistic Faith,” 29:4 (July 1918) 316-324.


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Murray, Joseph J., “Impressions of the Church of Scotland,” 26:3 (Apr. 1915) 245-252.

Murray, J. Lovell, “Progress in India,” 21:4 (Apr.-May 1910) 296-302.

Myers, H. W., “The Japanese Theological Student and His Problems,” 24:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1912-

1913) 223-229.

Nassau, Robert Hamill, M.D., “Some Causes of the Present Improved Health of Missionaries to

Africa,” 5:1 (Sept.-Oct. 1893) 42-46.

Nevar, “The Minister as a Reformer,” 6:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1895) 194-199.

Nisbet, C. R., “The Need of Revivals,”24:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1913) 254-260.

Nichols, Robert Hastings, “Books on Luther,” 28:2 (Jan. 1917) 105-113.

Owen, C. C., “Preparation for Foreign Missionary Work,” 5:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1893) 117-123.

Patterson, B. C., “Devolution not Evolution,” 33:4 (July 1922) 299-301.

_____, “Nestorian Relics in North Kiangsu,”24:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1913) 321-???.

_____, “Some Biblical Critics,” 2:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1891) 268-270.

Penick, Daniel A., “The Church’s Opportunity Among Students at State Institutions,” 22:3 (Feb.-

Mar. 1911) 171-180.

Perryman, A. N., “The Philosophy of Christ,” 22:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1911) 221-225.

Phillips, A. L., “Efficiency,” 21:4 (Apr.-May 1910) 276-284.

_____, “Men and Religion,” 19:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1908) 181-187.

_____, “Missions in the Sabbath School,” 18:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1906) 57-61.

_____, “Sabbath Schools and the Southern Presbyterian Church,” 13:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1902) 157-

169.

_____, “The Work of Our Church for the Negroes in the South,” 4:3 (Jan.-Dec. 1893) 206-209.

Phillips, S. K., “Democracy Among the Hebrews,” 29:4 (July 1918) 325-335.

Pitzer, A. W., “Should Orthodox Churches Abandon Orthodox Creeds?,” 2:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1890)

98-104.

Pool, A. K., “Buddha and his Ism,” 5:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1894) 199-204.


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Pratt, Charles Henry, “The Nashville Convention,” 17:4 (Apr.-May 1906) 287-290.

_____, “The Unique Position of the Southern Presbyterian Church in the Missionary Enterprise,”

23:4 (Apr.-May 1912) 341-347.

Pratt, John W., “And So The Wrap it Up. A Sermon,” 11:2 (Dec. 1899-Jan. 1900) 107-116.

_____, “Preacher, Pastor and Man,” 4:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1893) 258-260.

Price, H. B., “The Decisions of the Japanese Synod of 1905, and Their Bearing on Mission Work

in Japan,” 17:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1906) 198-204.

Price, Philip Francis (Frank), “China’s Challenge to the Christian Church,” 23:1 (Oct.-Nov.

1911) 64-76.

_____, “Some Unsolved Problems of Missionary Work,” 31:1 (Oct. 1919) 49-66.

Progressive, A, “A Theological Seminary Modernized,” 2:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1891) 233-240.

Purves, George T., “The Unity of Second Corinthians,” 11:4 (Apr.-May 1900) 233-244.

Quarles, James A., “Life and Death,” 13:4 (Apr.-May 1902) 260-267.

_____, “Rev. Prof. C. C. Hersman, D.D., LL. D.,” 3:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1891) 88-91.

_____, “The Motive for Missions,” 11:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1899) 44-46.

_____, “The Mystery of Sin and Suffering,” 18:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1906) 12-19.

Ramsay, Franklin Pierce, “Concerning the Origin of the Pentateuch,” 16:2 (Dec. 1904-Jan. 1905)

129-133.

_____, “Tennyson’s Religious Beliefs,” 19:4 (Apr.-May 1908) 251-262.

_____, “Textual Emendation and Higher Criticism,” 13:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1901) 13-18.

Ramsay, William M., “The Civilizing Effect of Missions in Asia Minor,” 26:4 (July 1915) 342-

350.

Rankin, D. C., “Our Forty Years in the Foreign Field,” 12:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1901) 243-262.

_____, “Union Seminary Missionaries in Japan,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 331-339.

Reed, R. C., “Missionary Pastors,” 7:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1895) 1-9.

_____, “Praying the Lord of the Harvest, Matt. 9:38,” 18:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1906) 48-56.


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_____, “The Deacon,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904) 215-224.

_____, “The General Assembly,” 26:1 (Oct. 1914) 1-21.

_____, “The Laborers are Few,” 12:2 (Dec. 1900-Jan. 1901) 118-122.

_____, “The Nature and Limitations of the Authority of the Church,” 27:4 (July 1916) 309-318.

_____, “The Ruling Elder,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904) 131-140.

_____, “Why Two Classes of Elders,” 31:3 (Apr. 1920) 262-271.

Reischauer, A. K., “The Success and Task of Christianity in Japan,” 25:4 (Apr.-May 1914) 313-

321.

Rennie, Joseph, “Church Discipline from the Standpoint of the Bible and Reason,” 20:4 (Apr.-

May 1909) 310-321.

Reynolds, W. D., “How We Translated the Bible into Korean,” 22:4 (Apr.-May 1911) 292-303.

Rice, Theron H., “A Find,” 31:1 (Oct. 1919) 28-33.1

_____, “A Plea for Juster Views of Puritanism,” 10:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1898) 21-30.

_____, “Alexander McLaren’t Contribution to Expository Preaching,” 24:4 (Apr.-May 1913)

389-394.

_____, “An Ideal Course in the English Bible,” 21:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1909) 11-18.

_____, “Church Finance,” 21:4 (Apr.-May 1910) 270-275.

_____, “Our First Lesson in the School of Christ, Gen. 1:1-2:3,” 25:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1913) 26-30.

_____, “Some Lessons from the Training of the Twelve,” 23:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1911) 42-49.

_____, “The Bible and the Home,” 16:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1904) 49-54.

_____, “The Foreign Missionary Situation—Is there a Way Out?,” 23:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1912) 265-

268.

_____, “The First Gospel,” 25:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1913-1914) 80-85.

_____, “The House of God in the History of Redemption,” 25:4 (Apr.-May 1914) 305-312.

1 A few of the earlier entries for Rice have a “Jr.” added to his name. His father was also named Theron Hall. It

may be that Rice’s father had died by the time he became a professor at Union Seminary, so he probably dropped

the Junior because he believed it was no longer needed to distinguish him from his father.


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_____, “The James Sprunt Lectures at Union Seminary in Virginia for the Year Nineteen

Hundred Nineteen,” 31:2 (Jan. 1920) 141-145.

_____, “The Ministry of Reconciliation; or Bringing Lost Men Home to God,” 20:1 (Oct.-Nov.

1908) 1-6.

_____, “The Neglect of Certain Books of Scripture,” 23:4 (Apr.-May 1912) 321-324.

_____, “The Transfigured Life,” 25:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1914) 225-230.

_____, “Some Brothers in Buckram,” 31:3 (Apr. 1920) 253-261.

_____, “A New Movement,” 2:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1891) 297-299.

_____, “The Joy of Preaching,” 5:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1894) 243-248. [has “Jr.”]

_____, “The Joy of Preaching,” 5:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1894) 243-248. [has “Jr.”]

_____, “The New Pastor in Town and Country,” 3:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1892) 316-317. [has “Jr.”]

Richardson, H. G., “An Experience in Preaching,” 12:4 (Apr.-May 1901) 283-286.

Richmond, Mary E., “First Principles in the Relief of Distress,” 17:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1906) 185-192.

Riviere, William T., “Some Impressions of Philosophy in a French University,” 31:1 (Oct. 1919)

34-38.

Robertson, A. T., “The Priesthood of Christ, A Book Study of Hebrews,” 27:2 (Jan. 1916) 130-

138.

Robertson, Alexander, “Guiseppe Sarto: Pope Pius X,” 17:2 (Dec. 1905-Jan. 1906) 112-121.

Robertson, J. P., “Genesis a Miracle in Morals,” 28:3 (Apr. 1917) 187-200.

Rolston, D. H., “The Temptation of Jesus,” 21:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1909) 59-67.

_____, “The Union of Christ with the Believer and the Influence Therefrom,” 21:4 (Apr.-May

1910) 285-292.

Rondthaler, Edw??????, “What Proportion of Strength Shoud a Church Devote to Missions?,”

11:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1900) 191-194.

Rosebro, J. W., “Home Missions,” 5:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1893) 115-117.

_____, “Our Opportunity in Virginia,” 2:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1891) 258-265.


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_____, “Origin and Progress of the Sabbath School,” 13:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1902) 151-156.

_____, “The Effect of One Sermon,” 9:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1898) 185-187.

Ross, W. A., “The Cause and Cure of the Ills of Mexico,” 32:1 (Oct. 1920) 44-54.

Russell, R. M., “The Mission of the Church,” 25:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1913-1914) 76-79.

Sampson, T. R., “The Austin Presbyterian theological Seminary,” 13:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1901) 23-27.

_____, “The Political Situation in the Levant as Related to Missions Work,” 6:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1894)

53-58.

Sanders, C. S., “Self-Support in the Missionary Field and its Relation to Character,” 15:4 (Apr.-

May 1904) 364-373.

Scales, A. M., “The Atlanta Assembly,” 25:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1913) 16-25.

Schauffler, A. F., “The Evolution of the Institutional Mission Church,” 24:4 (Apr.-May 1913)

381-388.

_____, “The International Sunday School Lessons,” 23:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1911) 33-41.

_____, “The Teacher’s Eleven Helpers, Eighth Lecture,” 26:2 (Jan. 1915) 97-110.

Shearer, J. B., “Rev. R. L. Dabney, D.D., LL. D.,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 291-293.

Schweinitz, Paul de, “The Financial Administration of Moravian Missions,” 13:2 (Dec. 1901-

Jan. 1902) 129-132.

Scott, Hugh MacDonald, “To the Jew First,” 16:4 (Apr.-May 1905) 380-383.

Seabury, Warren B., “The Yale University Mission in China,” 15:4 (Apr.-May 1904) 378-380.

Searight, H. B., “Romans 7:17: A Short Study in Religious Psychology,” 23:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1911-

12) 144-149.

_____, “The Old is Better, Luke 5:39,” 26:1 (Oct. 1914) 42-46.

See, R. Gamble, “Latin America in General—Brazil in Particular,” 20:4 (Apr.-May 1909) 322-

333.

Shaw, A. R., “Evangelism,” 8:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1896) 125-127.

Sieg, James McClung, “Some Features of Our Mission Work in Congo Free State,” 20:3 (Feb.-

Mar. 1909) 235-246.


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Smith, C. Alphonso, “Presbyterians in Educational Work in North Carolina Since 1813,” 25:2

(Dec.-Jan. 1913-1914) 113-

_____, “The Keynote Method,” [Sprunt] 29:1 (Oct. 1917) 1-13.

Smith, Cothran Goddin, “The Seventeenth Street Mission,” 317-326.

Smith, Egbert, W., “Some Impressions of Radical Old Testament Criticism,” 19:2 (Dec. 1907-

Jan. 1908) 163-172.

Smith, Egbert W., “The Charge to President-Elect W. W. Moore on Behalf of the Board of

Directors,” 17:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1905) 38-45.

_____, “The Evangelistic Pastor,” 16:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1904) 38-48.

_____, “The Foreign Missionary Situation,” 23:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1912) 251-252.

_____, “The Greatest Present Problem of Home and Foreign Missions,” 28:4 (July 1917) 344-

356.

_____, “Home Missions, Part I,” 6:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1894) 136-144.

_____, “The Home Mission Call to Young Ministers, Part II,” 6:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1895) 203-209.

_____, “The Missionary Pastor,” 13:4 (Apr.-May 1902) 293-296.

_____, “The Supreme Element of the Minister’s Message,” 29:3 (Apr. 1918) 228-236.

_____, “Union Seminary in Home Missions,” 24:1, (Oct. 1912) 109-116.

Smith, Hay Watson, “The Fifteenth Chapter of Luke,” 8:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1896) 104-110.

Smith, Henry Lewis, “The Hand of God in the World War,” 30:3 (Apr. 1919) 204-213.

Smith, James Power, “The Lambeth Appeal,” 32:1 (Oct. 1920) 37-43.

_____, “The Religious Character of Stonewall Jackson,” 25:4 (Apr.-May 1914) 271-279. [Smith

was on Jackson’s staff]

Smith, John Henry, “The Parable of the Barren Fig Tree—Luke 13:6-9,” 2:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1890)

129-130.

Smith, Samuel M., “Dr. B. M. Palmer: An Appreciation,” 19:2 (Dec. 1907-Jan. 1908) 132-135.

_____, “Fads and Freaks in Creed and Conduct,” 10:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1898) 31-33.


39

_____, “John Calvin and Diocesan Episcopacy,” 5:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1893) 85-91.

_____, “The Decline in the Churches,” 12:4 (Apr.-May 1901) 297-303.

Smith, W. Merle, “The Minister as a Man of God,” 13:2 (Dec. 1901-Jan. 1902) 112-118.

Snedecor, James G., “Missionary Aspects of Our Negro Population,” 17:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1906) 205-

210.

Snowden, James H., “One Hundred and Thirty-First General Assembly of the Presbyterian

Church U. S. A.,” 30:4 (July 1919) 306-319.

Snyder, D. W., M.D., “The Tribes of the Upper Congo,” 9:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1897) 132-136.

Sommerville, Charles William, “John Reuchlin and the Reciprocal Influence of Hebrew Study

and the Reformation,” 26:1 (Oct. 1914) 47-60.

_____, “Public Worship,” 23:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1912) 197-214.

Souvestre, Emile, “The Training of Children,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904) 156-158. [translated

from French]

Speer, Robert E., “Laying Aside Every Weight,” 16:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1905) 226-236. [YMCA-

Conf.]

_____, “Prayer and Missions,” 4:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1892) 124-133.

_____, “Some Aspects of the Religious Conditions in the Philippine Islands,” 27:4 (July 1916)

347-356.

_____, “That Christ May Have the Preeminence,” 12:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1901) 185-197.

_____, “The Abounding Resources of the Christian Church in the Evangelization of the World,”

13:4 (Apr.-May 1902) 280-292.

Sprunt, ,James, “Restoration of Jerusalem,” 31:2 (Jan. 1920) 96-140.

Squires, W. H. T., “John Thomson—Presbyterian Pioneer,” 32:2 (Jan. 1921) 149-161.

_____, “The Rise of Presbyterianism in Tidewater Virginia,” 31:4 (July 1920) 354-359.

_____, “William Maxwell,” 30:1 (Oct. 1918) 35-49.

Stalker, James, “The Eldership in the Days of John Knox,” 17:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1905) 5-12.

_____, “George Buchanan, The Scottish Humanist,” 18:2 (Dec.1906-Jan. 1907) 87-102.


40

_____, “The Apostles’ Creed,” 24:4 (Apr.-May 1913) 353-361.

Stephenson, Philip D., “The ‘Two-Wine’Theory,” 20:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1909) 177-198.

Stephenson, Philip D., “Presbyterianism and the Love of Truth,” 20:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1908) 21-32.

Stevenson, J. Ross, “Missionary Sermon,” 27:1 (Oct. 1915) 64-70.

_____, “The Perils of a Prophet,” 21:4 (Apr.-May 1910) 263-269.

_____, “Response on Behalf of the Visiting Delegates,” 16:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1905) 225. [YMCA-

Conf.]

_____, “The Right Emphasis for the Preaching of Today,” 16:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1905) 261-269.

[YMCA-Conf.]

_____, “The Young Men’s Christian Association in a Theological Seminary,” 13:1 (Oct.-Nov.

1901) 19-22. [YMCA]

Strickler, G. B., “Bringing Little Children to the Saviour,” 25:4 (Apr.-May 1914) 280-290.

_____, “Jonathan Edwards,” 15:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1903) 12-23.

_____, “The Bible and Science,” 8:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1897) 253-255.

_____, “The Divine Origin of the Sacred Scriptures,” 16:4 (Apr.-May 1905) 331-342.

_____, “The Divinity of Christ,” 23:4 (Apr.-May 1912) 305-307.

_____, “The New Theology, Part I,” 12:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1900) 1-6.

_____, “The New Theology, Part II,” 12:2 (Dec. 1900-Jan. 1901) 89-99.

_____, “The New Theology, Part III,” 12:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1901) 175-184.

_____, “The New Theology, Part IV,” 12:4 (Apr.-May 1901) 268-275.

_____, “The Sabbath and Modern Civilization,” 15:4 (Apr.-May 1904) 299-309.

_____, “The Testimony of Christ to the Old Testament,” 25:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1913-1914) 86-96.

_____, “The Unpardonable Sin,” 18:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1906) 1-11.

Stuart, J. Leighton, “China Since the Revolution,” 29:4 (July 1918) 351-361.

_____, “Chinese Students and the Christian Faith,” 26:3 (Apr. 1915) 260-267.


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_____, “Peking University,” 31:4 (July 1920) 360-367.

_____, “Presbyterian Polity in the Mission Field,” 12:4 (Apr.-May 1901) 322-326.

_____, “The Chinese Ministry,” 30:1 (Oct. 1918) 63-77.

_____, “The Divine Plan as Revealed in Scripture of Establishing Native Churches, Their

Nourishment and Support, and the Evangelist’s Relation Thereto,” 8:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1896)

116-124.

_____, “The Divine Plan as Revealed in Scripture of Establishing Native Churches, Their

Nourishment and Support, and the Evangelists Relation Thereto, Continued,” 8:3 (Jan.-

Feb. 1897) 203-207.

_____, “The Growth of the Missionary Spirit Among Us,” 12:2 (Dec. 1900-Jan. 1901) 144-152.

Stuart, Warren H., “A Caesarea-Philippi in China,” 26:2 (Jan. 1915) 161-168.

_____, “The Model Preacher,” 18:2 (Dec.1906-Jan. 1907) 133-141.

[Student, A], “Death and Life—A Homiletical Note, Romans 6:23,” 2:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1890) 35-36.

Sweets, David M., “Union Seminary in Religious Journalism,” 24:1, (Oct. 1912) 86-95.

Sweets, Henry H., “The Educational Assets of the Southern Presbyterian Church,” 25:3 (Feb.-

Mar. 1914) 165-177.

_____, “The Supply of Ministers,” 19:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1908) 188-194.

Sydenstricker, A., “The Bible Argument for Foreign Missions, Part I,” 4:3 (Jan.-Dec. 1893) 209-

222.

_____, “The Bible Argument for Foreign Missions, Part II,” 5:1 (Sept.-Oct. 1893) 47-53.

Taylor, James H., “Oranic Union or Federal Union,” 29:2 (Jan. 1918) 91-101.

Telford, R. L., “Rev. James Fair Latimer, D.D.,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 305-306.

Thacker, J. Ernest, “Evangelism,” 22:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1910) 63-68.

Thacker, J. Ernest, “Preparation for a Revival,”24:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1913) 261-263.

Thompson, Charles L., “The Institutional Church,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904) 233-237.2

2 At the time of the writng of the article, C. L. Thompson was Secretary of the Board of Home Missions of the

PCUS.


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Thompson, Ernest Trice, “First Peter: Theme and Analysis,” 31:2 (Jan. 1920) 170-171.3

Thompson, Ernest, “Organic Union of the Presbyterian Churches,” 29:2 (Jan. 1918) 109-116.4

_____, “The General Assembly, 1916, at Orlando,” 27:4 (July 1916) 187-298.

Thompson, William McQuown, “Mission Work in Brazil,” 19:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1908) 224-231.5

Thompson, W. Taliaferro, “Inaugural Address-Religious Education,” 33:2 (Jan. 1922) 125-150.6

_____, “Religion for Men,” 30:2 (Jan. 1919) 127-136.

Thompson, Willis, “Church Work with Country Organizations,” 26:2 (Jan. 1915) 145-160.

Thompson, Willis, “Making Presbtyerians,” 29:1 (Oct. 1917) 36-40.

Trull, George H., “The Sunday School the Solution of the Missionary Problem,” 16:4 (Apr.-May

1905) 373-379.

Turnbull, L. B., “The Lord’s Supper—A Plea for its More Frequent Observance,” 9:1 (Sep.-Oct.

1897) 32-37.

Turnbull, L. B., “The Minister as a Personal Worker,” 19:2 (Dec. 1907-Jan. 1908) 101-107.

Turnbull, M. Ryerson, “Dr. Cambell Morgan as a Teacher of the Bible,” 31:2 (Jan. 1920) 146-

149.

_____, “Joseph—A Character Study,” 32:2 (Jan. 1921) 133-144.

Turner, Herbert S., “Jesus Christ the Eternal Logos of the Father,” 29:4 (July 1918) 336-350.

Turner, Herbert S., “Presbyterianism in Scotland Prior to the Reformation,” 33:3 (Apr. 1922)

228-243.

Underwood, H. G., “The Progress of Missions in Korea,” 3:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1892) 314-316.

Van Lear, Matthew, “The Power of the Minister Purely Personal, Never Official,” 5:3 (Jan.-Feb.

1894) 189-195.

Vance, James I., “America at the Summit of the Century,” 10:2 (Dec. 1898-Jan. 1899) 95-103.

3 E. T. Thompson wrote this article when he was a member of the senior class at Union Seminary.

4 He was the minister of the First Presbyterian Church of Charleston, West Virginia, 1902-1938.

5 Rev. W. M. Thompson was a missionary in Brazil and a member of a presbytery there beginning in 1890.

6 W. T. Thompson was at the time a professor at Union and the editor of The Union Seminary Review. His father,

also named William Taliaferro Thompson, was a PCUS minister that would die the year after his son’s article was

published.


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_____, “An Apostolic Fortnight,” 20:2 (Dec. 1908-Jan. 1909) 101-113. [text, Gal. 1:18]

_____, “Presbyterian Church Union,” 29:2 (Jan. 1918) 117-122.

_____, “Self-Conscious Piety,” 17:2 (Dec. 1905-Jan. 1906) 122-127.

_____, “The Church in the Field,” 15:4 (Apr.-May 1904) 347-352.

_____, “The Comforter,” 19:4 (Apr.-May 1908) 298-308.

_____, “The Drift Apostolicward,” 7:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1896) 255-259.

_____, “Systematic Giving,” 4:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1892) 115-121.

_____, “The Missionary Pastor,” 3:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1892) 306-311.

_____, “The Modern Emphasis of the Great Commission,” 13:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1901) 38-39.

_____, “The Sin of Strange Fire,” 21:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1909) 1-10.

_____, “Union Seminary in Foreign Missions,” 24:1, (Oct. 1912) 117-127.

Vance, Joseph A., “City Missions,” 9:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1898) 203-212.

_____, “The Worth of a Church,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904) 119-125.

Vaughan, C. R., “A Study of the Syrophenician Woman’s Case,” 17:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1906) 193-

197.

_____, “Eureka, An Essay on the Material and Spiritual Universe, by Edgar Allen Poe, [Part 1,]

” 18:2 (Dec.1906-Jan. 1907) 103-118.

_____, “Eureka, An Essay on the Material and Spiritual Universe, by Edgar Allen Poe, [Part 2],”

18:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1907) 205-217.

_____, “Giving, an Ordinance of Worship,” 13:2 (Dec. 1901-Jan. 1902) 82-97.

_____, “The Conquering Kingdom,” 21:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1909) 19-49.

_____, “The Little Horn,” 21:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1910) 183-203.

_____, “The Millennium and the Second Advent,” 20:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1909) 212-234.

_____, “The Ordinance of Song,” 6:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1895) 261-272.

_____, “The People in Church Elections,” 18:4 (Apr.-May 1907) 284-288.


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_____, “The Premillennial Theory,” 20:4 (Apr.-May 1909) 277-299.

_____, “Reply to Bishop Spalding on Catholicism and Apaism,” 6:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1895) 167-178.

[“Apaism” is “A.P.A.ism,” which is “American Protective Association-ism.” It refers to

organized opposition to Roman Catholicism.]

_____, “The Russian Government,” 19:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1907) 35-39.

Vinson, Robert E., “A Book Study of the Epistle of James,” 27:3 (Apr. 1916) 224-251.

_____, “Greetings of Austin Theological Seminary,” 24:1, (Oct. 1912) 131-135.

_____, “The Modern Pulpit and Bible Teaching,” 21:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1910) 167-174.

_____, “The Place of the Church in Education,” 25:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1914) 178-192.

Vos, Geerhardus, “The Nature and Aims of Biblical Theology,” 13:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1902) 194-199.

Walker, James C., “Can a Blind Man Learn Hebrew?,” 19:4 (Apr.-May 1908) 273-277.

Wallace, A. A., “The Bible View of Missions,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904) 159-162.

Walthall, D. K., “The Church and Her Children—Some Personal Experiences,” 25:4 (Apr.-May

1914) 301-304.

_____, “The Obligation of the Elder and Deacon,” 18:4 (Apr.-May 1907) 279-283.

Warfield, B. B., “The Children in the Hands of the Arminians,” 17:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1906) 167-176.

_____, “The Confession of Faith as Revised in 1903,” 16:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1904) 1-37.

_____, “The Mystical Pefectionism of Thomas Cogswell Upham, I, Upham and His Second

Conversion,” 32:2 (Jan. 1921) 89-123.

_____, “The Mystical Pefectionism of Thomas Cogswell Upham, II. Upham and the Quietists,”

32:3 (Apr. 1921) 196-230.

_____, “The Mystical Pefectionism of Thomas Cogswell Upham, III. Upham’s Doctrinal

Teaching,” 33:4 (July 1921) 273-298.

_____, “The Mystical Pefectionism of Thomas Cogswell Upham, IV Upham’s Doctrinal

Teaching, Part Second,” 33:1 (Oct. 1921) 44-65.

_____, “The Religious Life of Theological Students,” 24:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1912-1913) 208-222.

_____, “Repentance and Original Sin,” 10:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1899) 169-174.


45

Warren, J. B., “Evolution as It Stands Related to Christian Faith,” 22:4 (Apr.-May 1911) 253-

281.

Washington, Booker T., “The Relation of the Races in the South,” 11:4 (Apr.-May 1900) 274-

279.

Washburn, E. D., “Notes of Charge to Pastor,” 4:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1892) 27-32.

_____, “The Reflex Influence of Foreign Missions Upon the Life of the Christian Church,” 7:4

(Mar.-Apr. 1896) 284-290.

Watanabe, Renpei, “Japan Today,” 32:3 (Apr. 1921) 242-252.

Webb, R. A., “Decadence in Present Day Preaching,” 12:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1901) 198-204.

_____, “Revelation: Inspiration: The Record,” 24:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1912-1913) 194-201.

_____, “The Old Theology and the New,” 22:2 (Dec.-Jan. 1910-11) 89-103.

_____, “The Priesthood of Christ,” 20:2 (Dec. 1908-Jan. 1909) 120-135.

_____, “The Reformation and the Lord’s Supper,” 28:2 (Jan. 1917) 124-133.

_____, “The Second Coming of Christ,” 27:2 (Jan. 1916) 97-105.

Wellford, B. R., Jr., “Moses,” 2:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1890) 2-11. [a poem]

Wellford, E. T., “The Importance of Grading our Sabbath Schools,” 13:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1902) 170-

173.

Wells, John Miller, “How Can Every Church Become a Missionary Church,” 19:4 (Apr.-May

1908) 326-332.

_____, “Samuell Norvell Lapsley,” 29:3 (Apr. 1918) 246-257.

_____, “The Christian and the Theatre,” 13:2 (Dec. 1901-Jan. 1902) 102-111.

Whaling, Thornton, “Dr. Girardeau as a Personality and Character,” 23:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1912) 229-

240.

_____, “Dr. Girardeau as a Philosopher,” 22:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1910) 10-24.

_____, “Dr. Girardeau as a Theologian,” 22:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1911) 193-220.

_____, “The Church and Social Reform,” 25:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1913) 30-34.


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_____, “The Federation of American Presbyterianism,” 27:1 (Oct. 1915) 51-57.

_____, “Unity and Union,” 32:2 (Jan. 1921) 145-148.

Wharey, J. M., “Samuel B. Wilson,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 280-281.

Wharton, R. L., “Cuba as a Mission Field—Its Special Attractions,” 11:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1900) 207-

213.

_____, “Cuban Romanism,” 21:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1909) 68-71.

White, H. M., “Calvinism and Foreign Missions,” 4:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1893) 306-309.

White, Henry Alexander, “George Addison Baxter, D.D.,” 9:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1898) 274-277.

_____, “The Evolution of the ‘New Inspiration’,” 4:3 (Jan.-Dec. 1893) 151-159.

White, Hugh W., “Preamble and Resolutions [regarding the death of T. E. Peck],” 5:2 (Nov.-

Dec. 1893) 136. [White was the chairman of the committee drafting the memorial.]

_____, “Romish Obstacles to Mission Work in China,” 11:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1899) 47-50.

_____, “The Primary Aim of Mission Work,” 5:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1893) 123-129.

White, J. Campbell, “The Significance of the Laymen’s Missionary Movement,” 19:2 (Dec.

1907-Jan. 1908) 142-144.

Whittet, Robert, Sr., “Finding the Book of the Law,” 12:4 (Apr.-May 1901) 267.

Williams, John A., “The Opportunity of the Church in the Indian Territory,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-

Jan. 1904) 257-261.

Willis, M. Jasper Bocock, “Peter in Prison,” 2:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1891) 271-273. [poem]

Willis, R. B., “‘Adokimos’—‘Castaway’—‘Rejected’,” 33:4 (July 1921) 315-

Wilson, Alphaeus W., “The Attitude of the Old Testament Toward Missions,” 17:2 (Dec. 1905-

Jan. 1906) 144-149.

Wilson, O. B., “Work Among the Negroes. A Plea for Personal Service,” 10:4 (Apr.-May 1899)

294-300.

Wilson, S. G., “Bahaism,” 25:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1914) 214-224

Wilson, T. S., “Prayer,” 24:1, (Oct. 1912) 76-77.


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Wilson, William L., “How Far it is the Duty of a Preacher to Be a Politician in a Free Country,”

10:2 (Dec. 1898-Jan. 1899) 104-111.

Wishart, J. E., “Christian Science,” 28:4 (July 1917) 308-330.

_____, “Faith and the Future of Christian Education,” 33:1 (Oct. 1921) 30-43.

Witherspoon, Jere, “The Grace of Giving,” 12:4 (Apr.-May 1901) 292-296.

Witherspoon, T. D., “The Priceless Legacy. A Sermon to Young Men. 2 Kings 2:9,” 2:2 (Nov.-

Dec. 1890) 118-123.

Woodbridge, Samuel I., “Revolution in China and Its Effects,”24:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1913) 313-320.

_____, “The Chinese Christian Intelligencer,” 17:3 (Feb.-Mar. 1906) 211-214.

Woods, D. J., “Some Practical Problems of the Kingdom,” 20:2 (Dec. 1908-Jan. 1909) 114-119.

_____, “The Bible in Our Public Schools and Universities,” 22:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1910) 25-29.

Woods, F. M., “Home Missions and Capital,” 7:2 (Nov.-Dec. 1895) 133-138.

Woods, Henry M., “Missions in Relation to the Present Anti-Foreign War in China,” 12:1 (Oct.-

Nov. 1900) 60-65.

_____, “The Mandarin Revision of the Bible in China,” 15:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1903) 65-70.

_____, “The Recent Disturbance in China and our Missionary Work,” 3:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1891) 56-

64.

Woods, James B., M.D., “Concerning Medical Missions,” 12:4 (Apr.-May 1901) 327-332.

Woods, William Hervey, “Is the Church Meeting the Changed Conditions in the Social and

Business World?,” 15:2 (Dec. 1903-Jan. 1904) 225-232.

_____, “Poem for the Centennial of Union Theological Seminary,” 24:1, (Oct. 1912) 96-99.

_____, “The Preacher’s Use of Illustrations,” 28:3 (Apr. 1917) 250-257.

Woodworth, R. B., “The Ecclesiasticus Discovery,” 8:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1897) 156-165.

_____, “The Gospel of Peter,” 5:1 (Sept.-Oct. 1893) 26-30.

_____, “The Laws of Advance,” 2:1 (Sep.-Oct. 1890) 57-64.

Wool, J. E., “Home Mission Notes,” 5:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1894) 204-206.


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Yarbro, D. N., “Inspirational Literature Not an Irrational Product,” 20:2 (Dec. 1908-Jan. 1909)

136-143.

_____, “The New Apologetics,” 22:1 (Oct.-Nov. 1910) 36-49.

Yonan, Isaac Malek, “Persia, Its Religions and Mission Work,” 5:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1894) 277-286.

[T. D. Witherspoon submitted Yonan’s piece for publication]

_____, “The Armenian Church,” 10:2 (Dec. 1898-Jan. 1899) 143-149.

Young, Bennett H., “Division of the Presbyterian Church in Kentucky,” 3:3 (Jan.-Feb. 1892)

196-223. [The Article includes a list of those who refused to obey General Assembly’s

directions of 1866.]

_____, “The Ninth Year of Evangelistic Work in Kentucky,” 2:4 (Mar.-Apr. 1891) 266-267.

Young, Thomas K., “Preach the Word,” 33:4 (July 1922) 302-316.