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Volume 1 - New Birth and Its Effects

AUTHOR(S)	SOURCE
Greenwood,	in The Gospel Messenger (1883)
Thompson, Gregg M.	"Second Sermon to Little Ones," The Primitive Preacher ch.13 (1888)
Hanks, Lee	"A Biographical Sketch," The Gospel Messenger (1889)
Thompson, Gregg M.	"Second Sermon to Little Ones," The Primitive Preacher ch.13 (1888)
Oliphant, James H.	"Notes on Ephesians Chapter One," as published in The Gospel Messenger
Hassell, Sylvester	"The Full and Divine Inspiration of the Old and New Testament Scriptures," printed as an Appendix in Eld. R.H. Pittman’s Biographical History of Primitive or Old School Baptist Ministers of the United States (1909)
Potter, Lemuel	from Eld. Lemuel Potter’s debate with Mr. H. Clay Yates on "Foreign Missions," ch.14 (Owensville, Indiana; Dec. 14-19, 1885)
	from the Pearl River Association of Mississippi Circular Letter, 1821, as published in Griffin’s History of Mississippi Primitive Baptists (1853)
Oliphant, James H.	"Notes on Ephesians Chapter One," as published in The Gospel Messenger
Thompson, Gregg M.	"Abiding and Walking with Christ," The Primitive Preacher ch.7 (1888)
Potter, Gideon	from Eld. Gideon Potter’s autobiography, published in The Gospel Messenger (1888)
Thompson, Gregg M.	"Abiding and Walking with Christ," The Primitive Preacher ch.7 (1888)
Mitchell, William M.	"The North and South Give Up at the Command of God," The Gospel Messenger (Jun. 1888)
Hassell, Sylvester	"The Full and Divine Inspiration of the Old and New Testament Scriptures," printed as an Appendix in Eld. R.H. Pittman’s Biographical History of Primitive or Old School Baptist Ministers of the United States (1909)
Mitchell, William M.	"Ho! Every One that Thirsteth, Come," The Gospel Messenger (May 1889)
	from the Redstone Association Circular Letter, as published in Signs of the Times (Jun. 6, 1839)
Denman, Moses D	"Ye Must Be Born Again" (late 1800s), published posthumously in Religious Writings of Moses D. Denman (1907)

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