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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1900

Page

10

Is Christ the same yesterday today and forever sermon

Nashville pastor Rev. James I. Vance preached at First Presbyterian on Is Christ Ancient History basing on Hebrews 13 8 The sermon argued God does not reason or change and that Jesus Christ remains the same across past present and future He warned against modern iconoclasm and urged study of God through yesterday today and tomorrow emphasizing authority source and social deeds and urging faithfulness to old truths

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Reverence for Yesterday and God’s Ever Present Word

The essay argues against disdain for the past and urges reverence for yesterday as a noble source of today. It asserts God is not confined to history, but active now, guiding humanity and evolving with time. It warns against sterile nostalgia and calls for embodying religious experience from each age while advancing divine work in the present.

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Faith and Victory Through God Amid Changing Times

A devotional reflection extols unwavering faith in God through eternity and time. It urges believers to embrace Jesus Christ as constant, renew prime in Him, and recognize the living presence of God in daily life. It questions readers about their relationship with God and calls for conscious surrender.

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Dr Stradley Preaches On Joy Of Salvation At Trinity

Dr W 3 Stradley preached at Trinity church to a large crowd yesterday. He read Psalms 11 12 13 and urged that the joy of salvation and the witness of the spirit prove conversion. He emphasized David sought restoration of joy to teach others the way to God. The sermon drew keen attention from worshipers.

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Ordination Sermon Forms Elders and Deacons at First Presbyterian

Rev C P Bridewell preached on ordination at morning service as newly elected elders and deacons were inducted. Elders named were H P Inman H T Fel Patch Calhoun and C W Lewis. Deacons listed include Hugh Richardson J J Fleming Wo 2 Miles G G Crews John ed Woodsides W T Healy S J Gay Mr McGee and Vrank Vo Philips.

C. P. Bridewell First Presbyterian Church Ile Oftiew First Presan H. P. Inman H. T. Fel Patch Calhoun C.W. Lewis Hugh Richardson J. J. Fleming Miles G. Crews John Ed. Woodsides W. T. Healy J. Gay Mr. McGee Vrank Vo Philips

Moth-eaten Garments Sermon at St. John's Church

T. P. Spencer preached at St. John’s Methodist on the moth eaten garments of salvation. He urged vigilance against spiritual decay, praising the garment as peace, comfort, power, and plenty, yet warned that moths destroy stored robes not worn. He cited Christ’s peace and Paul’s strength as core benefits.

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Moths of sin warned to stain garments of virtue

The text warns that many vices are like moths waiting to ruin garments, including malice, hatred, revenge, gambling, drunkenness, and murder. It argues it is easier to mend the garment than remove the moths, urging people to wear virtuous conduct proudly to avoid sin.

The Ideal Home Sermon At Moore Memorial

Dr Holderny preached on The Ideal Home at Moore Memorial focusing on Christ as the guest and savior of the home. He urged that real homes invite Jesus, cultivate love and kindness, and train children for heaven, warning that without Him discord and curses follow.

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Kingdom of God Not Of This World Sermon Explored

At Merritts Ave Church Dr. R F Bigham, North Atlanta district presiding elder, delivers a sermon on John XVIII 6. He argues the kingdom is universal, invisible yet enduring, and entrusted to men for action through duties. He says earthly forms will fade, but God’s kingdom remains, defined negatively as not of this world.

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Materialism sermon at First Baptist ends in warning

Dr Landrum preached on materialism and Mammon at First Baptist, arguing it denies the immortal spirit and leads to pessimism. He contrasted worldly pleasure with duty and holiness, urging renewal through the Holy Spirit for true satisfaction in God and humanity.

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Rev Dr Rice on Jesus healing and Matthew feast

Central Presbyterian notes Rev Dr Rice’s sermon on Jesus healing the paralytic. He cites Jesus dining with Matthew the publican and Pharisees’ objections, arguing mercy over sacrifice, sinners needing contrition, and personal action to seek Christ.

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Britain and the Boers in The North American Review

A special edition on the Transvaal war from The North American Review features eminent observers including James Bryce Earl Grey Montagu White and Andrew Carnegie. The issue sells for 23 cents in dated format 40 cents by mail and is offered by John M. Miller Co 99 Marietta Street Atlanta.

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