Clarence Edward Noble McCartney
Clarence Edward Noble McCartney (September 18, 1879 – February 19, 1957) was a prominent conservative Presbyterian pastor and author. With J. Gresham Machen, he was one of the main leaders of the conservatives during the Fundamentalist–Modernist Controversy in the Presbyterian Church in the United States of America.
Works (45)

The Ten Commandments

The greatest men of the Bible
1941

Strange texts, but grand truths
1953

The making of a minister
1961

Great women of the Bible
1942

Paul the man
1928

Lincoln and his generals
1925

Great nights of the Bible
1997

The Lamb of God
1994

Sermons on Old Testament heroes
1935

Preaching without notes
1946

Highways and byways of the civil war
1926

Chariots of fire
1951

Things most surely believed
1930

Parallel lives of the Old and New Testament
1930

Twelve great questions about Christ
1923

Peter and his Lord
1937

The wisest fool
1949

Six kings of the American pulpit
1942

Trials of great men of the Bible

Wrestlers with God
1930

Lincoln and the Bible
1949

Great sermons of the world
1926

The woman of Tekoah
1955

The greatest questions of the Bible and of life
1948

Mr. Lincoln's admirals
1956

Mountains and mountain men of the Bible
1950

The prayers of the Old Testament
1995

Salute thy soul
1957

The Faith once delivered
1995

The greatest words in the Bible and in human speech
1938

Macartney's illustrations
1945

Great interviews of Jesus
1996

The parables of the Old Testament
1916

12 great questions about Christ
1993

Grant and his generals
1953

Bible epitaphs
1936

The trials of great Bible characters
1996

You can conquer
1954

The man who forgot
1956

A history of the First Presbyterian Church of Paterson, New Jersey
1913

Christianity and common sense

Great characters of the Bible
1996

Facing life and getting the best of it
1940

The greatest texts of the Bible
1947