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Observance of the monthly concert IV
LETTER 4 Samuel Miller Concluding remarksAppeals and Exhortation. Christian Brethren: Having, in former numbers, briefly traced the history of the monthly Concert in Prayer, and endeavou… more →
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Criminal Christianity: Dorothy Sayers, Meet Samuel Miller
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wrote 2 months ago: Samuel Miller (1769-1850) was a founder of the Princeton Seminary and strongly desired to educate me … more →
Passports to the Table - Samuel Miller on Tokens (1837)
wrote 4 months ago: Use of Tokens [excerpted from The Charleston Observer 11.2 (Sat., 14 Jan. 1837): 6, col. 2] The enqu … more →
Faith Shown by Works
wrote 12 months ago: My hearers, can they who are dead to sin live any longer therein? Can they whose temper necessarily … more →
Usefulness of Creeds and Confessions
wrote 1 year ago: It is easy to show that confessions of faith, judiciously drawn and solemnly adopted by particular c … more →
The Seven Resolutions of Samuel Miller
wrote 1 year ago: The following are the seven resolutions of Samuel Miller. He was a professor at Princeton Seminary a … more →
Book Review: "Thoughts on Public Prayer" by Samuel Miller
wrote 1 year ago: This review over Samuel Miller’s, Thoughts on Public Prayer was written by Tim Bergsma, a 2nd … more →
Being Overwhelmed By the Printed Page
wrote 2 years ago: It seems that scholars have been overwhelmed by books for centuries, even before the printing press. … more →
Samuel Miller on Heresy
wrote 2 years ago: Came across this quote today whilst scanning the PB. Miller wrote this in his introductory essay for … more →
Observance of the monthly concert IV
wrote 2 years ago: LETTER 4 Samuel Miller Concluding remarksAppeals and Exhortation. Christian Brethren: … more →
Observance of the Monthly Concert III
wrote 2 years ago: LETTERS ON THE OBSERVANCE OF THE MONTHLY CONCERT LETTER 3 Samuel Miller The duty of connectin … more →
Samuel Miller on Confessional Integrity
wrote 3 years ago: Here is an excellent explanation from 1833 of what it means to subscribe to the Westminster Confessi … more →
