Joseph Forgives His Brothers in Genesis Story Reflection
The article analyzes Joseph in Egypt as eyes and ears of Pharaoh, noting his diplomatic restraint, regal status, and the moral arc of his brothers. It highlights scenes of reunion, Joseph's tactful revelation, and the motif of providence guiding their fate after twenty-two years apart. It also references an ancient inscription and Egyptian banquet customs observed in the tale.
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Pharoah
Joseph
Egypt
Daniel
Babylon
Hom
the Sun
Nile
Manasseh
Ephraim
Providence
Dothan
Palace
Bedenius
Jacob
Judah
Benjamin
Promised Land
Deui-Hassan
Being a Man and the Image of God
The sermon contrasts children’s playful self-mockery with the biblical view of humanity. It cites David, noting creation in God's image and the breath of life as evidence of man’s Godlike soul, urging readers not to disparage human worth.
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David
God
No Limit to a Man’s Possibilities, Says Reflector
The Reflector reflects on human potential, noting that God crowns each person with the possibility of glory and honor. The reverent artist’s halo above the Blessed Master’s head parallels the crown each man may earn, suggesting boundless futures.
Providence Church Sunday School Report
Providence Church reports last Sunday's Sunday School attendance 61 with 79 cents in collection and 180 chapters. A birthday offering was given by Stella Hager with Joe. prior attendance was 21 with 27 cents collected and 87 chapters.
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Tansy Adams
Stella Caphager
Joe
Birthday and Sunday school notes and upcoming sale
The report lists one Cradle Roll birthday card, Sunday school attendance 92 with S1.20 collection and 542 chapters, and one birthday offering for Jennie Smith. Pupil marks include art, promptness, conduct, lessons, and chapters read. Ladies Auxiliary to hold a food sale May 15 in the Wynkoop room. Bro Hall delivered sermons on forgetting God and unbelief.
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Jennie Smith
Wynkoop and Son Meat Market
Hall
God
Uebelief
Shiloh Christian S S Report Highlights Church Activities
The Shiloh Christian S S report notes class 7 leading with 131 points and lists birthday offerings by Howard Lucas and Lester Debard. It urges a church business meeting Thursday night and reports on Junior CUB sang a song, Home Department work led by Emma McClaine, and the Aid Society mile of pennies project.
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U.S
Emma McClaine
Aid Society
Uts
The
Society of
Old Folks at S S Special Classes and Welcome Day
The notice invites readers to a special Sunday event at the Old Folks at S S. The school boasts the county’s largest Cradie Roll and plans to form special classes with a welcome for attendees.
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S. S
Church Meeting Plans and Fundraiser Details
The Ladies Aid Society schedules a May 16 meeting and a June 30 all day church event to raise funds for the parsonage debt. A basket dinner follows Bro. C. A. Johnson's morning address, with an ice cream supper the night before. Sunday School reports show 138 attendance, 2.01 collected, 336 chapters. Birthday offerings listed for Myrtle Knoy Laura Batman and Opal Batman.
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Ladies Aid Society
Myrtle Knoy
Laura Batman
Opal Batman
C. A. Johnson
May Festival Program Bowlington Schedule
Sunday Evening Prof. C A Millis at North Christian. No meeting Monday night or Tuesday night at Shiloh. Wednesday night Prof. A B Milford at M E Church. Thursday night Rev. Demetrius Tillotson on Hebrew Twins at North Christian. Friday night Wabash College Glee Club members give an entertainment at M E Church. Rev E D Smith
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C. A. Millis
North Christian
Shiloh
A. B. Milford
M. E Church
Demetrius Tillotson
Wabash College Glee Club
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the International S.S
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Providence Church
M. E. Crercy
Shiloh Christian
Lord Alfred Tennyson
E.D. Smith
W.L. Hunt
YU Optician
Marx Wall
Bethan
Clark & Jones
Fleteen
Clark& Jones
Lebaton
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