No Scriptural Authority For Present Day Christmas
An odd ancient fable about an Arab and his camel describes a Sahara storm that leaves the figure safe and comfortable as conditions grow harsh. The fragment hints at religious authority debates surrounding Christmas traditions.
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Sahara
Christ
Paul
Public tax lien suit targets Andrews property in 1950
The State of Texas and local units sue Z T Scott and others for delinquent ad valorem taxes on Lots 6 and 7, Block 100, Subdivision F Andrews Original Town. The case seeks foreclosure of tax liens with interest and costs, set for the Andrews County District Court. Publication notes the 1950 filing date and required appearance.
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Texas
Z. T. Scott
T. J. Scott
Towit
Andrews
Andrews County
State OF Texas, ET AL
District Court of
County
109Th Judicial District
Seid
District Court
Sam M. Smith
Worthy Matron and Secretary Schedule Evening
Florine Hood presides as Worthy Matron with Cora Heath serving as Secretary for the evening gathering at 7 30 p m. Details point to a formal fraternal event with ceremonial roles.
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Florine Hood
Cora Heath
Worship by Divine Command Not Human Judgment
The author argues worship must follow God's directions not personal views or images. He cites John 4 23 and warns that permissible acts outside doctrine should not be mistaken for true worship. The metaphor camel in the tent criticizes human intrusion into church rites.
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Church of the Lord
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