The American Lutheran Church

The Church of the Redeemer, as Developed Within the General Synod of the Lutheran Church in America: With a Historic Outline from the Apostolic Age. To which is Appended a Plan for Restoring Apostolic Union Between All Orthodox Denominations

Elements of Popular Theology: With Special Reference to the Doctrines of the Reformation, as Avowed Before the Diet at Augsburg, in MDXXX

American Lutheranism Vindicated, Or Examination of the Lutheran Symbols on Certain Disputed Topics: Including a Reply to the Plea of Rev. W.J. Mann

Elemental Contrast Between the Religion of Forms and of the Spirit, as Exemplified in Popery and Puseyism on the One Hand, and Genuine Protestantism on the Other: Being an Enlargement of a Discourse Preached Before the Synod of West Penn., Oct. 4, 1852

The Peace of Zion. A Discourse [on Acts Ix. 31] Preached Before the General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in U.S., Etc

Retrospect of Lutheranism in the United States: A Discourse

A Plea for the Sabbath-school System: Delivered Feb. 2, 1830, at the Anniversary of the Gettysburg Sunday-School

Dissertation on Capital Punishment. 3rd Ed

Discourse in Commemoration of the Glorious Reformation of the Sixteenth Century: Delivered Before the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of West Pennsylvania

Portraiture of Lutheranism: A Discourse, Delivered by Request, at the Consecration of the First English Lutheran Church, Pittsburg, Oct. 4th, 1840, During the Session of the Synod of West Pennsylvania

Fraternal Appeal to the American Churches, with a Plan for Catholic Union, on Apostolic Principles

The Patriarchs of American Lutheranism: Being a Discourse, Delivered Before the Historical Society of the Lutheran Church in the United States, at Its First Meeting, Held During the Session of the General Synod in Philadelphia, May 17th, 1845

Evangelical Lutheran Catechism, Or, Class-book of Religious Instruction: Designed for Catechumens, for the Higher Classes in Sabbath-Schools and for the Laity in General

The Lutheran Manual on Scriptural Principles, Or, The Augsburg Confession: Illustrated and Sustained Chiefly by Scripture Proofs and Extracts from Standard Lutheran Theologians of Europe and America, Together with the Formula of Government and Discipline Adopted by the General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in the United States