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William H. Green, Apologist for the Old Testament
Two-hundred years ago this month William Henry was born January 27, 1825 to George Smith and Sarah (Kennedy) Green in Groveville, New Jersey. He became a communing member at the age of fifteen of the First Presbyterian...
The Incarnation of Christ, Archibald Alexander
The following sermon is from Luke 2:13, 14 as found on pages 76-90 of Archibald Alexander’s book, Practical Sermons to be Read in Families and Social Meetings, 1850. A few things to observe in the sermon include Dr...
Review, Adam Smith by Jan Van Vliet
Continuing the Great Thinkers series, P&R has released Adam Smith by Jan Van Vliet, with a forward by David Bahnsen. Van Vliet is uniquely qualified to interpret Smith because his professional experience includes...
Polity of the Plymouth Pilgrims
Introduction. The church at Leyden was the mother church for the Pilgrim congregation in Plymouth Plantation in New England. John Robinson was pastor of the Leyden congregation and continued ministy there until his...
J. H. Merle D’Aubigné, Reformation Historian & Apologist
For anyone familiar with books published about the history of the Reformation the mention of D’Aubigné is likely associated with his historical studies of the era. The first of five volumes appeared in French in 1835...







