By Stephen Jones
Title: John Albert Broadus Sermon and Lecture Notes, 1848-1890
Predominant Dates:undated
ID: 002/002/001
Primary Creator: Broadus, John Albert (1827-1895)
Extent: 1.75 Linear Feet
Arrangement: This collection has been arranged and described to the folder level and each folder contains only one item. It is divided into three series; Sermons and Biblical Notes, Lectures and Notes on Various Topics, and Personal Papers. The folders in Series 1 have been arranged in canonical order. The folders in Series 2 and Series 3 were arranged and described in the order in which they were received.
Date Acquired: 08/30/2008
Subjects: Bible--Study and teaching., Broadus, John Albert, 1827-1895, Ordination - Baptists, Philology, Preaching, Religious education, Sermons, Sunday schools
John Albert Broadus was born in Culpeper County, Virginia on January 24, 1827 to Major Edmund and Nancy (Simms) Broadus. He was the youngest of four children. He received much of his early education at home from his parents and tutors, including his uncle, Albert G. Simms. Broadus' intellectual acumen was evident in an example from his early life. One day he returned home from Mr. Simms' school along with his belongings. His father feared that something had gone wrong and asked for an explanation. Broadus informed his father that Mr. Simms had no further use for him. Unable to get any more information from the young man, Edmund Broadus visited Mr. Simms to inquire what may have happened. Mr. Simms, while laughing, told him, "John had learned all that he could teach him."
At the age of sixteen Broadus surrendered his life to Christ during a revival meeting at Mount Poney Baptist Church. While Broadus was under conviction, a friend quoted John 6:37, "all that the Father giveth me shall come to me. And him that cometh to me I will in no wise cast out," and repeated the phrase, "in no wise cast out," several times. With this word, God moved in Broadus' heart to bring him to Christ and from this point forward, he began to grow in the Christian faith.
From 1844 to 1846, Broadus continued his education by teaching in a small school and engaging in disciplined independent study, which included the study of Greek. In 1846, upon entering the University of Virginia, Broadus considered becoming a preacher but opted instead for the study of medicine. In August of that year, before he entered his University studies, his vocational plans completely changed. At an associational meeting, God called Broadus to be a minister through the preaching of S. M. Poindexter. Convicted by God's Spirit and word, Broadus sought out his pastor and told him, "I must try to be a preacher."
In the fall of 1846, he entered the University of Virginia as he had planned, and he eventually earned the M.A. degree in 1850. The following year he taught in a private school in Fluvanna County, Virginia, preached in several small churches, and diligently studied church history, theology, and the Bible. Two very important events occurred during this year as well. The first was his ordination on August 12, 1850. The second, on November 13, 1850 was his marriage to Maria Harrison, the daughter of Gessner Harrison, professor of ancient languages at the University of Virginia.
In 1851 Broadus accepted the post as tutor in Latin and Greek at the University of Virginia as well as the pastorate position at Charlottesville Baptist Church. However, after one year he resigned his position at the University in order to give full devotion to his pastorate. He did this with the exception of two years when he was given a leave of absence to serve as chaplain at the University of Virginia.
In 1858 he was asked to become a member of the faculty of the new Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. At first he declined the offer because of his love of preaching and pastoral work. However, after months of struggle over the decision, he agreed to become a member of the first faculty when the seminary opened in Greenville, South Carolina, in 1859. He served for the next thirty-six years as professor of New Testament Interpretation and Homiletics.
In 1861 the Civil War caused the Seminary to close its doors. During this time Broadus preached in small churches and spent some time as chaplain in Lee's army in northern Virginia. Although the Seminary reopened fully in 1865, it was a difficult time for the fledgling institution as it struggled for its existence. It remained open largely because of the efforts of Broadus and James Petigru Boyce. During one faculty discussion over the direction of the seminary, Broadus revealed his passion and commitment to the institution by urging, "Suppose we quietly agree that the Seminary may die, but we'll die first."
Throughout the course of his teaching career, Broadus excelled as a writer, publishing numerous pamphlets, tracts, and articles on a variety of subjects. He also produced a number of books in the fields of homiletics and New Testament. In 1870 he published On the Preparation and Delivery of Sermons, a classic in the field of homiletics. He also wrote Lectures on the History of Preaching (1876), Commentary on the Gospel of Matthew (1886), Sermons and Addresses (1886), Jesus of Nazareth (1890), Memoir of James Petigru Boyce (1893), and Harmony of the Gospels (1893). Broadus' national recognition as a pastor and teacher also garnered for him numerous offers for many influential pastorates and professorships. In 1889, he gave the Lyman Beecher Lectures on Preaching at Yale University, and was, at the time, the only Southern Baptist to ever be accorded this honor.
After the death of his colleague James Petigru Boyce in 1888, Broadus became the President of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. During his presidential tenure, he established a periodical at the seminary entitled, The Seminary Magazine. Broadus served as president of the institution until his death on March 16, 1895. He was buried in Cave Hill Cemetery in Louisville, Kentucky. Broadus dedicated his life to teaching Southern Baptist ministers, how to have a passion for biblical, doctrinal, and vibrant preaching in order to bring glory to the name of Christ.
Bible--Study and teaching.
Broadus, John Albert, 1827-1895
Ordination - Baptists
Philology
Preaching
Religious education
Sermons
Sunday schools
Repository: Southern Baptist Theological Seminary Archives
Access Restrictions: This collection is open for research. No restrictions apply.
Use Restrictions:
Copyright held by the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Photocopies and digital scans can be made by archives staff upon request for a fee.
Permission to publish or reproduce material from this collection must be secured from the Archives and Special Collections Librarian.
Acquisition Source: Ann Roberts
Acquisition Method: Gift
Related Materials: John Albert Broadus Papers, Archives and Special Collections, James P. Boyce Centennial Library, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Related Publications:
Broadus, John Albert. Advantages of the Study of the Bible by Books: With Illustrations. Louisville: Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1881.
_______. The Apostle Paul as a Preacher: A Sermon Preached at the University of Virginia, May 31, 1857. Richmond: C.H. Wynne, 1857.
_______. A Catechism of Bible Teaching. Nashville: Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, 1892.
_______. Commentary on the Gospel of Matthew. Philadelphia: American Baptist Publication Society, 1886.
_______. The Duty of Baptist to Teach Their Distinctive Views. Philadelphia: American Baptist Publication Society, 1881.
_______. Essay on the Best Mode of Preparing and Delivering Sermons. Religious Herald, December 14, 1854.
_______. Sermons and Addresses. Baltimore: H. M. Wharton, 1886.
_______. A Harmony of the Gospels in the Revised Version: With Some New Features. 4th ed. New York: A.C. Armstrong, 1894.
_______. Immersion Essential to Christian Baptism. Philadelphia: American Baptist Publication Society, 1892.
_______. Jesus of Nazareth: I. His Personal Character. II. His Ethical Teachings. III. His Supernatural Works. New York: A.C. Armstrong, 1890.
_______. Lectures on the History of Preaching. New York: A.C. Armstrong, 1891.
_______. Memoir of James Petigru Boyce, D.D., L.L.D., Late President of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, Louisville, KY. Nashville, Tennessee: Sunday School Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, 1927.
_______. Syllabus as to Hymnology. Louisville, KY: Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 1892.
_______. A Treatise on the Preparation and Delivery of Sermons. Philadelphia: Smith, English, 1870.
Stanfield, Vernon Latrelle, ed. Favorite Sermons of John A. Broadus. New York: Harper, 1959.



Sermon, Genesis 2:8
1 Leaf

Sermon, Genesis 3:9 and 4:9
1 Leaf

Sermon, Genesis 5:24
1 Leaf

Sermon Brief, Deuteronomy 6:5
5 Leaves
Damage on first leaf resulting from a paper clip and what appears to be adhesive

Sermon, Judges 7:20
1 Leaf

Sermon, Ruth 1:16
3 Leaves (Originally 1 Leaf)
There is significant separation and tearing along the folds of this document.

Sermon, 1 Samuel 2:30
1 Leaf

Sermon, 1 Samuel 3:18
1 Leaf

Sermon, 1 Samuel 17:8-11
1 Leaf

Sermon, 1 Samuel 30:24-25
1 Leaf
There is significant fading of the writing with pencil on page 4

Sermon, 1 Kings 18:21
3 Leaves (Originally 1 Leaf)
This document has completely separated along the folds in 2 places.

Sermon, 1 Kings 19:4-12
1 Leaf

Sermon, Ezra 7:10
1 Leaf

Sermon, Nehemiah 3:10
1 Leaf
There is some damage to the top edge of the paper but the text is still readable.

Funeral Sermon, Job 7:9-10
2 Leaves (Originally 1 Leaf)
There is significant damage to this document and it is separating along the original folds.

Sermon, Psalm 2:12
1 Leaf

Sermon, Psalm 8:3-4
1 Leaf

Sermon, Psalm 19
1 Leaf

Sermon, Psalm 19:7-11
1 Leaf

Sermon, Psalm 31:5
1 Leaf

Sermon, Psalm 48:12-14
1 Leaf

Funeral Sermon, Psalm 73:24-26
There appears to be an original version and a handwritten copy of that document
3 Leaves (Originally 2 Leaves)
There is significant damage to the original copy of this document and it is completely separated along the folds.

Sermon, Psalm 85:6
1 Leaf

Funeral Sermon, Psalm 102:1-2
1 Leaf
There is danger of this document separating along the folds

Sermon, Psalm 119:54
1 Leaf

Sermon, Psalm 119:136
1 Leaf
This document has completely separated along one of the folds

Sermon, Psalm 122:1
1 Leaf

Sermon, Psalm 130:3-4
2 Leaves (Originally 1 Leaf)
This document has completely separated along one fold and is almost separated along a second fold.

Sermon, Psalm 142:4
1 Leaf

Sermon, Proverbs 22:6
1 Leaf

Sermon, Proverbs 27:1
1 Leaf
This document has completely separated along the folds

Sermon, Ecclesiastes 12:13-14
1 Leaf

Sermon, Isaiah 6:1-8
1 Leaf

Sermon on Isaiah 50:10-11
1 Leaf

Sermon, Isaiah 55:6-7
1 Leaf
This document has completely separated along the folds and there is significant staining. These are the original sermon notes for the sermon recorded in [Sermon Brief on Isaiah 55:6-7]

Sermon Brief, Isaiah 55:6-7
2 Leaves

Sermon, Isaiah 55:8-9
1 Leaf
This document has completely separated along the folds.

Sermon, Isaiah 57:19-21
1 Leaf
This Document has completely separated along the folds

Sermon, Jeremiah 6:16
1 Leaf

Sermon, Jeremiah 13:15
1 Leaf

Sermon, Ezekiel 3:11b and 33:32
2 Leaves

Sermon, Ezekiel 33:30-32
1 Leaf

Sermon, Hosea 14:1-7
1 Leaf

Funeral Sermon, Amos 4:12
1 Leaf

Sermon, Haggai 1:7
1 Leaf

Sermon, Zechariah 12:10
2 Leaves (Originally 1 Leaf)
This document has completely separated along one fold and is in danger of separating along a second fold.

Sermon, Matthew 3:7
1 Leaf

Notes, Matthew 6.
These notes are written on the back of a printed form letter appealing for pledged contributions to be sent for the Student Fund of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
1 Leaf

Sermon, Matthew 6:6
1 Leaf

Sermon, Matthew 8:11
1 Leaf

Sermon, Matthew 13:33
1 Leaf

Sermon, Matthew 14:22-33
1 Leaf
There is some staining and separation along the folds of this document.

Sermon, Matthew 18:3
1 Leaf

Sermon Brief, Matthew 25:46
4 Leaves
There is some damage resulting from a paper clip that was on this document.

Sermon, Mark 8:36
3 Leaves (Originally 1 Leaf)
There is significant staining and separation along the folds of this document.

Sermon, Mark 9:24
1 Leaf

Sermon, Mark 12:30
1 Leaf

Sermon, Mark 12:31
2 Leaves

Sermon, Mark 16:15
1 Leaf
This document is in danger of completely separating along one of the folds.

Notes on various Greek words found in Luke 1-22.
1 Leaf

Sermon, Luke 2:10
These are only partial sermon notes that begin with roman numeral II.
1 Leaf

Sermon, Luke 2:14
2 Leaves

Sermon, Luke 4:1-13
First Sermon in a two part series
1 Leaf

Sermon, Luke 4:1-13
Second sermon in a two part series
1 Leaf

Printed Sermon Brief, Luke 4:18-19.
4 Leaves
There was a paper clip holding these pages together which left residue on the first and last pages of this document

Sermon, Luke 9:28-36
1 Leaf

Sermon, Luke 12:48
1 Leaf

Sermon, Luke 12:50
1 Leaf

Sermon, Luke 17:32
1 Leaf
There is damage to the bottom edge of this document and causing some of the writing to be lost.

Sermon, Luke 16:29-31]
1 Leaf
This document has completely separated along the folds and there is a portion of the document that is missing.

Sermon on Luke 18:1
This sermon outline is less complete and there are more corrections noted indicating that this is likely an early draft of the sermon.
1 Leaf

Sermon, Luke 19:1-10
1 Leaf
The handwriting of this document is significantly faded.

Sermon, Luke 23:39-43
1 Leaf

Notes, John
Notes comparing the writing style of John with other New Testament authors
These notes are handwritten on the back of a printed and edited copy of a donation commitment form.
1 Leaf

Sermon, John 1:45-49
1 Leaf

Sermon, John 3:1
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
This document is in danger of separating along one of the folds and someone has placed 2 small pieces of tape along this fold.

Sermon, John 3:3
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
There was a paper clip on this document that has left residue on the bottom of each page. On page 1 the paper clip wore through the page completely.

Sermon, John 3:17
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, John 3:36
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, John 5:36-47
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, John 6:67-69
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, John 9:27
2 Leaves (originally 1 Leaf)
This document has completely separated along one fold and is in danger of separating along the rest of the folds. There is also significant staining on the document and residue from a paper clip.

Sermon, John 11:16
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, John 12:21
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, John 12:23
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, John 14:6
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
There is danger of this document separating along one of the folds.

Sermon, John 15:15
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, John 17:3
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, John 17:15
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Acts 2
1 Leaf

Sermon, Acts 2:41-42
1 Leaf

Sermon, Acts 5:1
1 Leaf

Sermon, Acts 7:22
2 Leaves

Sermon, Acts 9:11
2 Leaves

Sermon, Acts 10:1-2
1 Leaf

Sermon, Acts 16:1-3
1 Leaf

Sermon, Acts 16:13-15
1 Leaf
This document has been taped along the folds

Sermon, Acts 17:22
1 Leaf

Printed Sermon Brief, Acts 17:31
4 Leaves
There is some residue on leaf 1 and leaf 4 of this document resulting from a paper clip that held these pages together.

Sermon, Acts 20:35 and Genesis 4:1-16
1 Leaf

Sermon, Romans 2:14-15
First Sermon in a two part series
1 Leaf

Sermon, Romans 2:14-15
Second Sermon in a two part series
1 Leaf
Tape has been used to hold this document together along the folds.

Sermon, Romans 5:1
4 Leaves
Sermon is labeled "July 27 (night)"
See additional dated sermons in this collection,
1873/07/13- "Paul a man of prayer", Ephesians 3:14-20

Sermon, Romans 6:21-22
1 Leaf

Sermon, Romans 8:3-4
1 Leaf

Sermon, Romans 8:3-4
1 Leaf

Sermon on Romans 8:4
3 Leaves
Sermon labeled "Aug 3 (Morn)"

Sermon, Romans 8:14
1 Leaf
This document was received with tape holding it together along the folds

Sermon, Romans 12:9
1 Leaf
This document was received with tape holding it together along the folds

Sermon, Romans 13:11-14
1 Leaf

Sermon, Romans 14:12
1 Leaf
This document has been cut along the bottom edge but the text is readable

Sermon, Romans 15:4
1 Leaf


Sermon, 1 Corinthians 1:1-2
1 Leaf

Sermon, 1 Corinthians 2:2
1 Leaf

Sermon, 1 Corinthians 11:20-34
1 Leaf

Sermon, 1 Corinthians 14:24-25
1 Leaf
These document had notes reading, "Church Polity: Government of N.T. Church" and "Baptism" attached to it when it arrived. This were sticky notes and not notes by Broadus.

Sermon, 1 Corinthians 16:22 and Ephesians 6:24
1 Leaf

Notes, 1 Corinthians and 2 Corinthians
1 Leaf

Notes, 2 Corinthians
1 Leaf

Notes, 2 Corinthians
1 Leaf

Sermon, 2 Corinthians 4:5
1 Leaf
There is significant staining along the folds of this document.

Sermon, 2 Corinthians 6:1
1 Leaf

Sermon, 2 Corinthians 9:15
1 Leaf
There is a danger of this document separating along the folds. There is also a significant stain on this document.

Sermon, 2 Corinthians 10:5
1 Leaf

Sermon, 2 Corinthians 12:10
2 Leaves

Sermon, Galatians 1:23
1 Leaf
This document has completely separated along one of the folds.

Sermon, Galatians 3:24
1 Leaf
This document has completely separated along two of the folds. There is also significant damage to the top edge of this document that obscures some of the writing.

Sermon, Galatians 4:12
1 Leaf

Sermon, Galatians 4:18
1 Leaf

Sermon, Galatians 6:7-8
1 Leaf

Notes, Ephesians
1 Leaf

Sermon, Ephesians 2:13
1 Leaf
There is a portion of this document that is significantly damaged. It could be an ink stain but it appears to have burned into the document.

Sermon, Ephesians 2:18
1 Leaf

Sermon, Ephesians 3:14-20
1 Leaf
Broadus' evening sermon for July 13, "The Penultimate verse of the Bible" on Revelation 22:20, is also in this collection.

Sermon, Ephesians 3:14-21
1 Leaf

Notes, Philippians
1 Leaf

Sermon, Philippians 1:21
4 Leaves
This is document is written out in essay form rather than in outline form as the majority of the sermons in this collection.

Sermon, Philippians 1:27
1 Leaf
This document has completely separated along one fold and there is significant damage to the top and bottom edges.

Notes, Philippians 2:19
1 Leaf
These notes are written on the back of a receipt for books purchased from Chas. T Dearing Booksellers.

Sermon, Philippians 3:7-8
1 Leaf

Printed and Edited Sermon Brief, Philippians 3:12-14
7 Leaves
There is residue on the first and seventh leaf of this document resulting from a paper clip that held these leaves together.

Sermon, Philippians 3:17
1 Leaf
There is some damage to the top edge of this document and there is a danger of this document separating along the folds.

Sermon, Philippians 4:8
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon on Colossians 1:9-20
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Colossians 2:13-23
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Colossians 3:1-8
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Colossians 3:8-11
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Colossians 3:20-4:6
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Colossians 4:7-18
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, 1 Thessalonians 5:9
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
This document was received with pressure adhesive tape applied along the folds

Sermon, 1 Thessalonians 5:18
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Sermon, 2 Thessalonians 3:1
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes on the background and themes of 1 Timothy
1 Leaf

This is a draft of a letter written to William H. Wyckoff dealing with the term 'slave dealers in 1 Timothy 1:10
9 Leaves

Sermon, 1 Timothy 1:12
2 Leaves, 4 Pages
Document has separated along the folds

Sermon, 1 Timothy 1:15
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, 1 Timothy 2:4
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, 1 Timothy 6:12
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
Document has completely separated along one of the folds.

Overview notes on the book of 2 Timothy
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Sermon, 2 Timothy 2:19
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Overview notes on the book of Titus
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Sermon, Titus 2:11-14
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Titus 3:3-8
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Hebrews 1:1-3
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Hebrews 1:14
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Hebrews 2:10
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Hebrews 4:11
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Paper read before the Albem: (likely Albemarle) Conf: of Baptist Ministers
2 Leaves, 8 Pages

Sermon, Hebrews 7:25
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
This document was received with tape holding it together in two places along one of the folds.

Sermon, Hebrews 9:14
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
This document was received with tape holding it together in three places along the folds.

Sermon, Hebrews 10:34
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
This document was received with tape holding it together along one of the folds. There is also some damage to the top edge of this document.

Sermon, Hebrews 12:4
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
This document was received with tape holding it together along one of the folds.

Sermon, Hebrews 12:16
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
There is significant damage to this document. It has completely separated into 4 pieces and along the edges of these pieces there is some damage from folding and tearing.

Sermon, Hebrews 12:22-24
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Hebrews 12:25
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon on 1 John 2:6
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
This document has completely separated along one of the folds. There is also much fading of a portion of the handwritten text on one page.

Sermon, James 1:5
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, James 1:26-27
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, James 2:23
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, James 3:1-12
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, James 4:8
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, 1 Peter 1:8-9
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, 1 Peter 1:10-12
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, 1 Peter 1:15
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, 1 Peter 3:15
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon Manuscript, 1 Peter 5:5
2 Leaves, 5 Pages

Sermon, 2 Peter 1:4
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, 2 Peter 1:12
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, 2 Peter 3:15-16
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes, 1 John
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, 1 John 2:6
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, 1 John 2:14
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon on 1 John 4:10
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Sermon, 1 John 4:16-21
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
This document was framed when it was originally received.

Sermon Manuscript, 1 John 5:19
2 Leaves, 8 Pages

Sermon, 2 John
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Revelation 5:13-14
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Revelation 7:9-17
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Revelation 19:10
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Sermon, Revelation 22:1
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
This document is in danger of completely separating along one of its folds.

Sermon, Revelation 22:20
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
See morning sermon for July 13 from Ephesians 3:14-20, "Paul a man of Prayer"

Translation from Wisdom 6:22, 8:21, and 11:24
1 Leaf

Notes on selected Greek words in Tobit
1 Leaf, 4 Pages
The document was received with tape holding it together along one of the folds. That tape had caused the pages to stick together. The tape in the problematic area had to be cut off.

Notes on 1 Corinthians 14:34 and 1 Timothy 2:11-14
These are notes detailing John A. Broadus' responses regarding the meaning of certain Greek words and phrases and their implications in properly understanding the roles of women in church leadership.
4 Leaves





Lecture notes concerning the use of "baptize" in the greek language.
2 Leaves, 4 Pages

Lecture notes on the topic of proselyte baptism.
1 Leaf, 4 pages

Lecture notes on baptism.
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes for an address given at the centennial celebration for a missions organization
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Lecture notes for addresses given on missions.
2 Leaves, 4 Pages

Notes concerning foreign and home missions
2 Leaves, 4 Pages

Lecture notes on the Apostle Paul's example as a missionary.
2 Leaves, 8 Pages

Brief notes for four main points of an address on missions.
Fragment

A rough draft of an short essay dealing with historical methods of preaching focusing on the methods of extempore delivery.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages
This document indicates, "Combine with this other similar sheet" There is no such sheet in this collection.

Speech on the meanings of the phrase, "My Brother"
2 Leaves, 8 Pages

Notes for a lecture given to children concerning the life, faith, and character of Timothy.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Lecture notes for an address concerning the formative years of youth
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Lecture notes for an address given at Macon concerning the call to the ministry and college eduction.
2 Leaves, 8 Pages

Lecture notes for an address about how to use the Bible in public and private aspects of Christian work.
1 Leaf (separated along the folds into 4 leaves), 2 Pages

Lecture notes for an address concerning visible aspects of a life that has been influenced by the Gospel
2 Leaves, 4 Pages

Notes listing those whose close personal interactions with Jesus are recorded in the Bible
1 Leaf, 2 pages

Notes concerning an address on Christians as debtors.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Lecture notes for an address on the temptation of Christ
4 Leaves, 16 Pages

Lecture notes concerning the nature of good and evil and the problem presented to a Christian worldview by the existence of evil
2 Leaves, 6 Pages

Notes for an address concerning the baptism of Christ
3 Leaves, 10 Pages

Notes for an address on the observance of the Sabbath.
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes for a New Years address.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Notes for an address concerning the life of Jesus
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes concerning the consequences of sin
1 Leaf
Notes taken on the front of an envelope sent to Broadus by Sibley and Gaither Attorneys at Law, postmarked 1888/02/17

Notes assessing the argument of, what seems to be, the pamphlet, "Divorce" by N. H. Davis (the James P. Boyce Centennial Library owns a copy of this Pamphlet for comparison)
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Notes assessing the argument of, what seems to be, the pamphlet, "Divorce" by N. H. Davis (the James P. Boyce Centennial Library owns a copy of this Pamphlet for comparison)
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Notes critiquing Baur's (possibly Ferdinand Christian Baur) interpretation of divisions between a Paul and Peter within the Apostolic Church.
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes in Greek
These notes are written on the back form letter from Basil Manly, Jr. soliciting donations to the Student Fund
1 Leaf

Newspaper article citing a sermon by John A. Broadus on the importance of listening to a sermon well.
1 Leaf

Rough draft of questions for a Greek examination.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Notes concerning the writing style of John.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Translation Notes
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes on the grammatical style of the Gospel of John.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages
Notes taken on an annotated Southern Seminary donation agreement.

Notes on the grammatical style of Luke and Acts.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Grammar and syntax notes on 2 Corinthians.
2 Leaves, 8 Pages

Handwritten paragraph in Latin.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Notes for a Senior Greek course coverin 2 Corinthians 1:1-22
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Junior Greek translation exercises taken from Philippians 1
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Junior Greek translation exercises taken from Philippians 2
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Junior Greek translation exercises taken from Philippians 4
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Grammatical notes concerning the language of the Septuagint
1 Leaf, 6 Pages

Grammatical notes concerning New Testament Greek
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Senior Greek translation exercises
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Translation of a portion of the Acts of the Holy Apostle Thomas.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Notes regarding the Baptist concern for the importance of Sunday School instruction.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Handwritten notes concerning the minutes of the Elkhorn Association
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes concerning Sunday School work. Notes include an illegible heading that appears to be N. S. S. D.
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes on Chinese religions possibly taken from "Christ and Other Masters" by Charles Hardwick. That book is held in the Restricted Collection of the James P. Boyce Centennial Library.
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes possibly taken from "Christ and Other Masters" by Charles Hardwick. That book is held in the Restricted Collection of the James P. Boyce Centennial Library.
3 Leaves, 12 Pages

Notes on the Athenian statesman and orator Demosthenes.
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes on Greek and Roman Oratory
2 Leaves, 8 Pages

Handwritten quotations concerning Socrates and Cicero
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Handwritten bibliographical notes on John M. Mason
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Notes addressing historical events during the reign of Nero
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes on a review of the Autobiography of Reverend William Jay.
1 Leaf
There are 2 places where this document has been torn but the text is still readable.

Notes concerning principles for understanding and dealing with unjust accusations
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Lecture notes for an address on education.
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

An address delivered to medical students.
3 Leaves, 6 Pages

Notes for an address to physicians.
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes concerning the nature of indecision
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Notes concerning railroad workers, young men, and physical exercise.
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes highlighting general areas of female accomplishments.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Notes that seem to address issues related to the Pharisees. These notes are badly faded.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Notes concerning memberships statistics and holdings of the Louisville Public Library
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Notes concerning the history of public libraries
1 Leaf, 4 Pages

Notes on New Testament Commentaries
3 Leaves, 6 Pages

Listing of books along with dates and prices.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Notes on dates for Religious Herald publications.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

List of publications by university professors.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Notes for an address to children delivered at Warren Memorial Church
1 Leaf, 2 Pages



Typed copy of a letter from Mrs. J. Lawrence Smith pertaining to her donation of funds for the construction of Memorial Library in downtown Louisville.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

Correspondence between John A. Broadus and his uncle concerning the wedding ceremony, over which Broadus' uncle was to preside, for Broadus and Charlotte E. Sinclair.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

A draft of a letter by John A. Broadus addressing the importance of a college education, pursued with diligence, for the training of a minister.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages.

"Dr. Francis H. Smith - U of Va.. Brother in Law of Dr. Broadus. He is still living."
It is possible that this note was intended to refer to the recipient of the [Draft of a John A. Broadus Letter on the Importance of a College Education for Ministers]. This could not be determined with certainty.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages.

A draft of a fund raising letter that has been edited detailing the urgent need of funds to pay of a three thousand dollar debt resulting from the larger student need and Manly's inability to fully conduct fund raising efforts due to his health.
1 Leaf
This document was framed when received. There is some staining along the edges of this document but the text is still readable.

A handwritten appeal signed by women of the Charlottesville Baptist Church (Va.) urging him to remain as their pastor rather than accepting the position as a faculty member of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary.
7 Leaves, 14 Pages

Handwritten License to Preach granted by The Baptist Church at New Salem, Culpeper County, VA.
1 Leaf

Handwritten Letter of Ordination granted by the New Salem Baptist Church of Culpeper County Virginia.
1 Leaf

A short story that appears to have been written to highlight the meanings of Greek words and emphasize the importance of study.
1 Leaf, 2 Pages

A short poem concerning a young man's response to receiving a flower from a maiden
1 Leaf, 2 Pages


