Thomas Dwight Witherspoon, SR. (1836-1898)
Thomas Dwight Witherspoon, Sr. served as pastor of the Tabb Street Presbyterian Church in Petersburg, Virginia from 1873 to 1882.
Thomas Dwight Witherspoon, Sr. is buried at Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, Kentucky.
The Providence of God as Related to the Work of Redemption (1870)
Children of the Covenant (1873)
An Appeal to the Baptized Children of the Church (1873)
A Word to Christian Parents (1873)
That Jarratt’s Depot Tract (1880)
That Jarratt’s Depot Tract [2] (1880)
Rome and the Priesthood (1880)
Prison Life at Fort McHenry (1880)
The Duration of Future Punishment (1880)
Dr. Plumer’s Ministry in Petersburg (1880)
Rome and the “Sacred Cup” (1880)
Rome and “Separated Brethren” (1881)
Rome, and “Conscientious Criticism” (1881)
Henry Robertson Dickson (1884)
First Fruits: An Easter Allegory (1884)
The Material Decays — Only the Spiritual Abides: A Baccalaureate Sermon (1884)
The Gracious Invitation (1885)
Thomas Dwight Witherspoon, D.D., LL.D. (1885)
The Christian’s Surrender to Christ (1885)
Thoroughly Educated Womanhood, the Inspiration and Hope of the South (1887)
Nineteenth Century Evangelism (1887)
The Work of Presbyterianism For the Future (1888)
Your Goodness is as a Morning Cloud (1889)
Elements of Strength and of Weakness in Church Liturgy (1890)
Christ Preaching to the Spirits in Prison (1890)
The Priceless Legacy: A Sermon to Young Men (1890)
The Evangelistic Revival in the Synods (1891)
“The Gospel to Them That Are Dead” (1891)
Prayer at the Third Congress of the Scotch-Irish Society of America (1891)
The Best of All Legacies (1891)
Methods of Theological Education (1892)
The [Southern] General Assembly of 1892 (1892)
Andrew Jackson Witherspoon: In Memoriam (1893)
Introduction to I.M. Yonan’s Persia, Its Religions and Mission Work (1894)
The Homiletic Value of the Book of Leviticus (1895)
The Opening of Effectual Doors (1895)
Beattie’s Radical Criticism (1895)
The Pastor and Social Problems (1895)
The Kind of Preaching Needed Among the Unevangelized People of Our Country (1896)
The Westminster Assembly: Its Place of Meeting, Its Proceedings, and Its Personnel (1897)
The Sunday-School: Its Present Peril (1897)
The Relative Value of Topical and Expository Preaching (1897)
How the Non-Churchgoing Masses Are to Be Reacht in Order to Give Them the Gospel (1897)
Raising Church Services (1898)
Shutting the Closet Door (1898)
The Social Side of Christianity (1898)
The Homiletic Use of Other Men’s Sermons (1898)
May 21, 1885 Opening Sermon preached before the PCUS General Assembly.
Included here is a poem that was dedicated to T.D. Witherspoon: The Scotch-Irish Race by Mrs. Sophie Fox Sea.
