Peace as the true and false hope in a world of woe
A church sermon by Rev. Dr. Landrum in Jeremiah viii 11 explores national wickedness and the duty of Christians to oppose sin. He condemns indifference and outlines peace as reconciliation with God, inner harmony, and a personal, progressive peace extending through individuals and nations.
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Landrum
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Christ
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Father
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Ases
Jesus Christ
Moore Memorial Sermon on Believers as King's Children
Dr A R Holderby at Moore Memorial church preached from Judges eight thirteen urging believers to resemble the king Jesus Christ. He stated that every Christian is a child of a king and should reflect the king in conduct and spirit with focus on conformity to the image of God.
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Moore Memorial Church
A. R. Holderby
Children of a King: Christians as royal heirs and examples
The sermon describes believers as regenerate beings bearing God's image like royal children. It urges living like kings' offspring through walk, dress, nourishment, love, and bearing, showing the world their royal lineage and priestly status.
The Devil as Fisherman and the Lure of Lust and Wealth
A preacher argues the devil uses bait fashioned from lust and money to ruin souls. He cites Cleopatra and Belshazzar, warns of the country’s liquor consumption and saloons, and laments vast riches yet small church foreign-mmission giving. He warns that gambling and vanity imperil fidelity.
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Deemers
God
Garden of Eden
Eve
Adam
Cleopatra
Belsnazzar
Great Britain
Hell as Reform and Hope in Scripture Teachings
The author argues hell conceals suffering yet serves reforming purpose. Eternal punishment targets the spirit, not duration, and is described as pruning to benefit. Hell’s fire can fade when sin ceases, and even in hell God’s law persists guiding repentance toward light, life, and liberty.
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Hell
Jerusalem
Knight and center bearing lifelong wounds in faith tale
A reflective passage speaks of a central figure with deep wounds who proclaims presence with the faithful. It contrasts the old and new times, honoring gratitude and motive, and reiterates steadfast support with the declaration I am with you, Lord, even unto death.
St Mark Church Sermon Inspires Faithful Home Hospitality
Dr. Monk preached at St Mark on Luke 10 39 to 42 focusing on hospitality to Jesus as a guest and the need for a pure ready home for worship. He urged daily religious devotion, warned against worldly distraction, and noted plans for new church occupancy by January 20 or 25 if weather permits.
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Bethany
Lord Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
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Mary
St. Mark
Devil on a Fishing Spree sermon at Jones Avenue Baptist
Dr William J Holtzclaw preached a sermon at Jones Avenue Baptist on the devil as a fisherman titled The Devil on a Fishing Spree. Based on Revelations 11 9 he warned that the world flesh and devil threaten the soul with examples of worldly lure, sensual pleasure, and the devil’s pervasive reach from humble to high rank.
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William J. Holtzclaw
Satan
God
Paul
Devil
Golng
Universalist Sermon Denies Eternal Hell Concept
The Universalist minister Rev. W H MacGlaaflin�s Sunday talk on Studies in Christian Doctrine argues that Universalists reject the idea of an eternal hell as an outward fiery prison. He defines hell as inward torment of conscience and memory caused by unclean living, not a geographic doom, and cites biblical terms like Sheol Gehenna and Hades to support the view.
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W. H. MacGlaaflin
Hell
Universalist
Christ
Universalist Church
Evi
Hinnom
Prison Chapel Service Inspires Inmate Audience
A full house attended a prison chapel service highlighting choir singing, the Gloria Patria, and Lord's Prayer. Rev Dr C W Byrd of the First Methodist Church delivered a thoughtful sermon on The Life and Source of All Spiritual Joy and Salvation using John 4:14 as a text, mixing humor with moral guidance and drawing practical lessons for Christian life.
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St. James
C. W. Byrd
Byrd
Sermon on Personal Obligation at Second Baptist
A large Second Baptist congregation heard Dr. John White sermonize on Christianity as personal obligation. He contrasted Paul's fiery self-authored words with modern religious movements, arguing Christianity rests on infinite personality and sacrifice and cannot be merely a created phenomenon.
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John White
Second Baptist Church
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Paul
Christ
Miny
John
Peter
Christ Jesus
Tay Pope
God
M. Compte
Mme.Blavatky
Joseph Smyth
Mrs. Body
Opera Glasses and Framing Deals at Local Stores
John L. Moore and Sons offer genuine Le Maire opera glasses at 42 North Broad Street Prudential building. A picture is a fitting Christmas gift and the shop features one of the Souths largest picture frame collections. Prices reduced due to immense stock. visit Chas W Thurmond at 6912 Whitehall Street.
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John L. Moore & Sons
N. Broad St
Prudential Bullding
Chas. W. Thurmond
Whitehall Street
Five Little Peppers Abroad
Margaret Blaney presents Five Little Peppers Abroad, a popular author’s work released by Jno. M. Miller Co. at 39 Marlette Street. The notice highlights the book as part of a series and notes availability through the publisher.
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Margaret Blaney
Algo
Jno. M. Miller Co
Marlette St
Holiday Excursion Rates From Major Rail Lines
Holiday travel specials announce reduced fares on Wabash and Western routes with sale dates beginning December 2 and ending January 3 1903. Teachers and students may buy tickets December 16 to January 8 with a final limit. Routes include Atlanta Chicago Memphis and Arkansas Texas Oklahoma and Indian Territory with first and third Tuesday departures.
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Iron Mountain
Pointa
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Rehlander
Trav
West Ninth Street
Chattanooga
Tenn
Rate fares on sale for Central of Georgia tickets
Tickets offered by Central of Georgia Railway at reduced rates for general public sale on December 2 24 25 30 21 1902 and January 1 1903 final limit January 3 1903. teachers and students may buy December 16 22 with certificates and render of surrender. round trip and combination fares apply 50 cents base for whole tickets and 2 cents air tickets additional information from W Fog traveling passenger agent or W A Stokes city passenger and ticket agent in Atlanta Ga
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Brown Bldz
Atlanta, Ga
Walker
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Union Depot
E. Harman
Central of Georgia Railway
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W. A. Stokes
Atlanta,Ga
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