22. List of Other Studies in Theology
I. Apologetics
AGNOSTICISM.
(ARTICLE IN "THE New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge," i. pp. 87–88. Funk and Wagnalls
Company, New York, 1911.) Atheism. (Article in "The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious
Knowledge," i. pp. 346–347. Funk and Wagnalls Company, New York, 1911.) Christian Evidences: How Affected by Recent Criticisms. (The Homiletic
Review, xvi. August, 1888, pp. 107–112.) II. Exegetical Theology The Greek Testament of Westcott and Hort. (The Presbyterian Review, iii.
April, 1882, pp. 325–356.) The Prolegomena to Tischendorf's New Testament: A Review. (The Expositor, 3d series, i. 1885, pp. 142–150.)
Introduction to Acts and the Pastoral Epistles. ("The Temple Bible." J. B.
Lippincott Company, Philadelphia, 1902.) Some Characteristics of the Book of Acts. (The Bible Student, v. January,
February, March, 1902, pp. 13–21, 72–80, 130–136.) Syllabus on the Special Introduction to the Catholic Epistles. (W. W.
Waters, Publisher, Pittsburgh, 1883.) Synopsis of St. Paul's Epistle to the Romans. (Appendix to "Syllabus on the Special Introduction to the Catholic Epistles," pp. 197–211.)
On the Post-Exilian Portion of our Lord's Genealogy. (The Presbyterian Review, ii. April, 1881, pp. 388–397.) Messianic Psalms of the New Testament. (The Expositor, 3d series, ii. 1885, pp. 301–309.) The Scenes of the Baptist's Work. (The Expositor, 3d series, i. 1885, pp.
267–282.) The Readings Ἕλληνας and Ἑλληνιστάς, Acts 11:20. (Journal of the Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis, 1883, pp. 113–127.)
Some Difficult Passages in the First Chapter of II Corinthians. (Journal of the Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis, December, 1886, pp. 27–39.)
The Date of the Epistle to the Galatians. (Journal of the Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis, 1884, pp. 50–64.)
Some Exegetical Notes on I Timothy. (The Presbyterian Review, viii. July, October, 1887, pp. 500–508, 702–710.) James. (Article in "A Dictionary of the Bible," by John D. Davis, 2d ed., pp.
337–338. The Westminster Press, Philadelphia, 1903.) Jude. (Article in "A Dictionary of the Bible," by John D. Davis, 2d ed., pp.
406–407. The Westminster Press, Philadelphia, 1903.) Peter. (Article in "A Dictionary of the Bible," by John D. Davis, 2d ed., pp.
569–571. The Westminster Press, Philadelphia, 1903.) Amazement. (Article in "A Dictionary of Christ and the Gospels," edited by James Hastings, i. pp. 47–48. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1908.)
Astonishment. (Article in "A Dictionary of Christ and the Gospels," edited by James Hastings, i. p. 131. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1908.)
Children. (Article in "A Dictionary of Christ and the Gospels," edited by James Hastings, i. pp. 301–305. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1908.)
Renewal. (Article in "The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge," ix. pp. 487–488. Funk and Wagnalls Company, New York,
1911.) Christ's "Little Ones." (The Bible Student and Teacher, i. September, 1904, pp. 515–525.) St. Paul's Use of the Argument from Experience. (The Expositor, 5th series, i. 1895, pp. 226–236.) The Century's Progress in Biblical Knowledge. (The Homiletic Review, xxxix. March, 1900, pp. 195–202.) Review of Five Editions of the Didache. (The Andover Review, iv.
December, 1885, pp. 593–599.) Text, Sources, and Contents of "The Two Ways" or First Section of the Didache. (The Bibliotheca Sacra, xliii. January, 1886, pp. 100–161.)
Textual Criticism of "The Two Ways." (The Expositor, 3d series, iii.
February, 1886, pp. 156–159.) Notes on the Didache. (Journal of the Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis, June, 1886, pp. 86–98.) The Didache and its Kindred Forms, with Especial Reference to the Paper of Dr. McGiffert. (The Andover Review, vi. July, 1886, pp. 81–97.)
Some Recent Apocryphal Gospels. (The Southern Presbyterian Review, xxxv. October, 1884, pp. 711–759.) III. Systematic Theology The Right of Systematic Theology. (The Presbyterian and Reformed
Review, vii. July, 1896, pp. 412–458. Also published in book form by T. & T. Clark, Edinburgh, 1897.)
The Indispensableness of Systematic Theology to the Preacher. (The Homiletic Review, xxxiii. February, 1897, pp. 99–105.)
Recent Reconstructions of Theology, from the Point of View of Systematic Theology. (The Homiletic Review, xxxv. March, 1898, pp. 201–208.)
Antitrinitarianism. (Article in "The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious Knowledge," i. pp. 203–205. Funk and Wagnalls Company, New
York, 1911.) Professor Henry Preserved Smith on Inspiration. (The Presbyterian and Reformed Review, v. October, 1894, pp. 600–653.)
God's Providence Over All. (The King's Own, vi. July, 1895, pp. 671–675.) The Present Day Concept of Evolution. (Published by the College Printing
Office, Emporia, Kansas, n. d.) Repentance and Original Sin. (The Union Seminary Magazine, x.
February, 1899, pp. 169–174.) The Foundations of the Sabbath in the Word of God. (An address delivered at the Fourteenth International Lord's Day Congress held in Oakland,
California, July 27–August 1, 1915, published in "Sunday the World's Rest Day," pp. 63–81. Doubleday, Page & Company, New York, 1916. Also published in The Free Presbyterian Magazine, Glasgow, January, February,
March, 1918, pp. 316–319, 350–354, 378–383.) Baptism. (Article in "The New Schaff-Herzog Encyclopedia of Religious
Knowledge," i. pp. 446–450. Funk and Wagnalls Company, New York, 1911.) How Shall We Baptize? (The Methodist Quarterly Review, lx. October,
1911, pp. 641–660.) Christian Baptism. (Pamphlet published by the Presbyterian Board of Publication and Sabbath School Work, Philadelphia, 1920.)
IV. Historical Theology
The Bible the Book of Mankind. (A paper read at the World's Bible Conference, held at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, San Francisco,
California, August 1–4, 1915 Published as "Centennial Pamphlet No. 1," by the American Bible Society, New York, 1915.)
Darwin's Arguments Against Christianity and Against Religion. (The Homiletic Review, xvii. January, 1889, pp. 9–16.)
Africa and the Beginnings of Christian Latin Literature. (The American Journal of Theology, January, 1907, pp. 95–110.)
The Posture of the Recipients at the Lord's Supper: A Footnote to the History of Reformed Usages. (Journal of the Presbyterian Historical Society, xi. June, 1922, pp. 217–234.) The Relation of the Presbyterian Principle to the Historic Episcopate.
(Methodist Review, lxxi. November, 1889, pp. 845–850.) How Princeton Seminary Got to Work. (Journal of the Presbyterian
Historical Society, ix. June, 1918, pp. 256–266.) The Expansion of the Seminary, a Historical Sketch. (Pamphlet published at Princeton, 1914.) V. Miscellanea Spiritual Culture in the Theological Seminary. (The Princeton Theological
Review, ii. January, 1904, pp. 65–87.) The Religious Life of Theological Students. (An address delivered at the Autumn Conference at Princeton Theological Seminary, October 4, 1911.
Published as a pamphlet at Princeton, 1911.) True Church Unity: What It Is. (The Homiletic Review, xx. December,
1890, pp. 483–489.) The Proposed Union With the Cumberland Presbyterians. (The Princeton
Theological Review, ii. April, 1904, pp. 295–316.) Presbyterian Deaconesses. (The Presbyterian Review, x. April, 1889, pp.
283–293.)
Some Perils of Missionary Life. (The Presbyterian Quarterly, xiii. July, 1899, pp. 385–404.) Kikuyu, Clerical Veracity and Miracles. (The Princeton Theological Review, xii. October, 1914, pp. 529–585.) Sanctifying the Pelagians. (The Princeton Theological Review, i. July, 1903, pp. 457–462.) Dream. (Article in "A Dictionary of Christ and the Gospels," edited by James Hastings, i. pp. 494–498. Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 1908.)
"Editorial Notes" and reviews of current theological literature under the heading, "Current Biblical Thought," in The Bible Student, i.–viii. 1900–
1903.