Obadiah and the Prophet in Judea Vision Pages
The narrative recounts Obadiah the prophet, his uncertain dating, and his mission against the Edomites. It portrays local townspeople debating judgment, faith, and national identity, followed by the prophet’s prayer and assurance from God about Zion’s deliverance and Jacob’s possessions. A second piece links alcohol to crime in a Mexican district of 400,000, noting 12,234 law violations with 5,566 under liquor influence and urging prohibition as a key crime factor.
Vision of Obadiah Sermonette Reveals Ancient Prophecy
The sermonette discusses Obadiah as a vision given to God s servant over 800 years before Christ and nearly 3 000 years old yet still believed by Jews to be fulfilled. It emphasizes God s condescension in revealing future plans, warns of judgment for sin, and urges faithful belief that prophecies will be literally fulfilled in God s timing.
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Obadiah
God
John
Sioux City
Brown Bank
Shelton
Supreme Court
People’s Sayings Bank of
People’s Bank
Sheldon Bank
Obadiah the Dreamer Delivers Vision to Judah in Market
In a silent town scene Obadiah the renowned dreamer returns from concealment and announces God has given him a vision. The crowd mocks yet awaits further words as he declares a coming judgment on Judah’s enemies and a promised glory for the nation.
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Goa
Obadiah
Obajah
Judah
Paris Seizes One Third Of Global Gold Supply
A Parisian writer notes France holds about one third of all circulating gold coins due to thrift, foreign visitors, and strong exports. It cites Bank of France gold reserves rising from 2.331 billion francs in 1960 to 2.706 billion last year and 2.806 billion by May this year, roughly 14.26 billion francs.
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France
Bank of France
Western Union Suit Aims at 898500 For Iowa Violations
Des Moines Iowa January 3 The state sues Western Union Telegraph Company of New York for 898 500 alleging violation of Iowa foreign corporation laws. The petition by Attorney General I W Dyers and Assistant Attorney General Cosson claims two counts 100000 for failure to pay filing fees on capital stock and 780500 for per day fines totaling 798500 for operating without authority since September 1886. The suit seeks payment and a court ruling on legality of continued operation in Iowa.
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Des Moines
Western Union Telegraph Company of
New York
Iowa
I. W. Dyers
Cosson
Corses
Western Union Telegraph Company
Towa
Western Union
Notiea
L. W. Ainsworth
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Defiance Starch Company
Omaha, Neb
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