| Origen | |
|---|---|
| III:205, Scripture Types. | |
| Gregorius Magnus | |
| Expositia in Librum B. Job, Epistola, Caput IV. | |
| Quasi quidam quippe est fluvius, ut ita dixerim, planus et altus, in quo et agnus ambulet, et elephas natet. | II:40, Alpha’s Reply to Theta. |
| BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER (ANGLICAN) | |
|---|---|
| Congregational Confession of Sin. | I:443, The Baptists—Where Are They Going? |
| “All people that on earth do dwell,” (Old Hundred) | I:148, My Church. |
| “Broad is the road that leads to death” | I:326, Hymns and Hymn Books. |
| “Happy the souls to Jesus joined,” | I:326, Hymns and Hymn Books. |
| “Here We Are But Straying Pilgrims” | V:104, The Care of the Churches. |
| “I am a soldier of the cross” | I:320-21, Hymns and Hymn Books. |
| “Jesus, we bless Thy Father’s name;” | I:323, Hymns and Hymn Books. |
| “Look unto him, ye nations; own” | I:325, Hymns and Hymn Books. |
| “Lord God, the Holy Ghost,” | I:325, Hymns and Hymn Books. |
| “Not all the outward forms on earth,” | I:324, Hymns and Hymn Books. |
| “O thou fount of every blessing” | I:148, My Church. |
| “O thou fount of every blessing” | I:320-21, Hymns and Hymn Books. |
| “O turn you! O turn you, for why will you die” | I:326, Hymns and Hymn Books. |
| “Safely through another week” | I:148, My Church. |
| “Since I can read my title clear” | I:320-21, Hymns and Hymn Books. |
| “Thus saith the mercy of the Lord,” | I:324, Hymns and Hymn Books. |
| “Tis a point I long to know” | I:324, Hymns and Hymn Books. |
The American Christian Review (Cincinnati)
I:41, Do the Unimmersed Commune?
I:101, Synopsis of the “New Interest” in Detroit.
I:329, Reciprocal Courtesy.
V:127, Preaching Funerals.
The British Millennial Harbinger
I:443, The Baptists: Where are They Going?
The Christian Examiner (Richmond, Virginia)
IV:415, The Christian Examiner.
The Gospel Echo (Carrollton, Illinois)
I:329, Reciprocal Courtesy.
The London Quarterly Review
V:109, The Triumph of Christianity.
The Millennial Harbinger
I:41, Do the Unimmersed Commune?
I:101, Synopsis of the “New Interest” in Detroit.
I:336, A. Campbell’s Millennial Harbinger.
II:222, Suggested To Our Colleges.
IV:352, On Instrumental Music in Churches of Christ.
The Religious Herald
IV:403, Dr. Broaddus on Baptism for Remission of Sins.
The Western Recorder
IV:427, Elder Goss — Kentucky and Virginia Campbellites.
| Lyman Coleman (1796-1882) | |
|---|---|
| History of the Apostolic and Primitive Church | IV:360, On Instrumental Music in Churches of Christ. |
| Ancient Christianity Exemplified | IV:360, On Instrumental Music in Churches of Christ. |
| George Gilfillan (1813-1878) | |
| The Bards of the Bible (New York: Harper & Brothers, 1851), 282. | I:53, The Apostle John. |
| Ibid., 358 | I:107, Abraham. |
| Elder John Rogers | |
| Review of the Report of the Transylvania Presbytery | I:425, Theta’s Reply to Cullan and Alpha. |
Bro. H.T. Anderson (1812-1872)
II: 176, H.T. Anderson’s Translation.
III:160, Creeds.
IV: Faith—Its Definition.
IV:239, Editor’s Plea for a New Translation.
Dr. John A. Broaddus
IV: Dr. Broaddus on Baptism for Remission of Sins.
Bro. Alexander Campbell (1788-1866)
I:255, Have We Not Become a Sect?
I:329, Hymns and Hymn Books.
II:222, Suggested to Our Colleges.
I:336, A. Campbell’s Millennial Harbinger.
III:133-35, The Missouri Test Oath and Alexander Campbell.
IV:165, Lectures on the Pentateuch by A. Campbell.
IV: Faith—Its Definition.
IV:352, On Instrumental Music in Churches of Christ.
V:185 and following, The Atonement.
Bro. Thomas Campbell (1763-1854)
III:133, 135, The Missouri Test Oath and Alexander Campbell.
Bro. H. Christopher
author of IV: On Instrumental Music in Churches of Christ.
Lyman Coleman
IV:360, On Instrumental Music in Churches of Christ.
Bro. J.W. Cox
author of I: A Review of “Theta” On Communion.
Bro. Craig
I:329, Reciprocal Courtesy.
Bro. Isaac Errett (1820-1888)
I:41, Do the Unimmersed Commune?
I:100, Synopsis of the “New Interest” in Detroit.
J.B. Ferguson
III:334, Can We Divide?
Bro. Benjamin Franklin (1812-1878)
I:41, Do the Unimmersed Commune?
I:329, Reciprocal Courtesy.
I:100, Synopsis of the “New Interest” in Detroit.
Friedrich Heinrich Wilhelm Gesenius (1786-1842)
V:108, Brief Biblical Criticism.
Bro. Robert Graham (1822-1901)
author of III: Scripture Types.
Green
IV: Faith—Its Definition.
Bro. T.P. Haley (1823-1913)
V:31 A Trip to Missouri.
Bro. Winthrop H. Hopson (1823-1889)
IV:415, Editor’s announcement of The Examiner
V:31 A Trip to Missouri.
Dr. J.B. Jeter (1802-1880)
I:259, after Have We Not Become a Sect?
IV:403, Dr. Broaddus on Baptism for Remission of Sins.
Bro. J.M. Long
author of IV: The Two Apects of Faith As Presented in Hebrews XI., 1.
replied to in IV: Faith—Its Definition.
Bro. George W. Longan (1819-1891)
II:222, Suggested to Our Colleges.
Bro. C.L. Loos (1823-1912)
I:199 A Commentary on Acts of Apostles.
I:336, A. Campbell’s Millennial Harbinger.
IV:239, Editor’s Plea for a New Translation.
Rev. W.L. Maccalla
I:336, A. Campbell’s Millennial Harbinger.
Bro. J.W. McGarvey (1829-1911)
I:199 A Commentary on Acts of Apostles.
author of I: Hymns and Hymn Books.
author of III: A Trip to Missouri.
IV:239, Editor’s Plea for a New Translation.
author of observations on IV: Dr. Broaddus on Baptism for Remission of Sins.
V:31 A Trip to Missouri.
Bro. Robert Milligan (1814-1875)
IV:239, Editor’s Plea for a New Translation.
Bro. W.T. Moore (1832-1926)
IV:165, Lectures on the Pentateuch by A. Campbell.
Edited by W. T. Moore.
Bro. Thomas Munnell (1823-1898)
author of I: Reply to an Article Entitled “Do the Unimmersed Commune?”
author of I: Theta’s Reply to Cullan and Alpha.
Dr. Augustus Neander (1789-1850)
IV:361, On Instrumental Music in Churches of Christ.
Robert Owen (1771-1858)
I:336, A. Campbell’s Millennial Harbinger.
Bro. John G. Parrish
IV:415, Editor’s announcement of The Examiner.
Bro. W.K. Pendleton (1817-1899)
I:41, Do the Unimmersed Commune?
I:100, Synopsis of the “New Interest” in Detroit.
I:199 A Commentary on Acts of Apostles.
I:336, A. Campbell’s Millennial Harbinger.
IV:239, Editor’s Plea for a New Translation.
Bro. Pettigrew
IV:239, Editor’s Plea for a New Translation.
Bro. Proctor
I:199, A Commentary on Acts of Apostles.
III:133, The Missouri Test Oath and Alexander Campbell.
IV:239, Editor’s Plea for a New Translation.
John B. Purcell (Roman Catholic Bishop of Cincinnati)
I:336, A. Campbell’s Millennial Harbinger.
N.L. Rice
I:336, A. Campbell’s Millennial Harbinger.
Bro. Samuel Rogers (1789-1877)
II:222, Suggested to Our Colleges.
Walter Scott Russell
III:335, Can We Divide?
Bro. Walter Scott (1796-1861)
I:255, Have We Not Become a Sect?
Bro. John Smith (1784-1868)
II:222, Suggested to Our Colleges.
Barton W. Stone (1772-1844)
I:255, Have We Not Become a Sect?
Emanuel Swedenborg
III:205, Scripture Types.
Dr. Thomas
III:334, Can We Divide?
Bro. David Walk (1833-1908)
author of IV: Prayer.
Bro. L.B. Wilkes (1824-1901)
author of I: A Review of Theta’s Reply on Communion.
author of II: Alpha’s Reply to Theta.
III:133, The Missouri Test Oath and Alexander Campbell.
Bro. L.W. Wilkes
author of III: Creeds.
Bro. Wilkes (Not distinguished. Is there really an L.W. Wilkes?)
V:31 A Trip to Missouri.
| The Labyrinth. | III:206, Scripture Types. |
| EPICURUS | |
|---|---|
| Maxim 5, as interpreted from Diogenes Laertius’ Lives of Eminent Philosophers. | I:53, brite from Leighton. |
| Luther Stearns Cushing (1803-1856) | |
|---|---|
| Manual of Parliamentary Practice: Rules of Proceeding and Debate in Deliberative Assemblies (Boston: W.J. Reynolds & Co., 1854, 1845). | I:100, Synopsis of the “New Interest” in Detroit. |
| WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (1564-1616) | |
|---|---|
| The Merchant of Venice I, i, 94 | I:106, Synopsis of the “New Interest” in Detroit. |
| Othello, Moor of Venice I, ii, 78-79 | I:150, My Church. |
| The Elizabethan poet is listed on page 52, and his Jacobean Macbeth is named as an example play on page 50. | IV:52, Prayer. |
| JOHN LOCKE (1632-1704) | |
| The beginning of Locke’s 1661 essay, “Error,” fills the space at the end of the article, “A Fondness for the Mysterious.” | II:211, Orthodoxy and Heresy. |
| ALEXANDER POPE (1688-1744) | |
| A little learning is a dangerous thing, — “An Essay on Criticism” (line 215) | V:108, Brief Biblical Criticism. |
| THOMAS MOORE (1779-1852) | |
| Lalla Rookh: An Oriental Romance (1817) | I:205, Reply to an Article “Do the Unimmersed Commune?” |
| GEORGE GORDON, LORD BYRON (1788-1824) | |
’Tis strange—but true; for truth is always strange; stranger than fiction: if it could be told. —Don Juan, Canto xiv, stanza 101 |
II:40, Alpha’s Reply to Theta.
II:45, Alpha’s Reply to Theta. |
| MIGUEL CERVANTES (1547-1616) | |
|---|---|
| Don Quixote (1605), in which a fantastic squire saddles up his plough horse, Rosinante, and rides to right the wrongs of the world. | I:201, Reply to an Article “Do the Unimmersed Commune?”
I:293, Review of “Theta,” On Communion. |
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