God Sees Mercy Not Judgment in Nineveh Sermonette
The sermonette argues God’s mercy toward Nineveh, noting He sees true repentance while condemning favoritism and harsh judgment. It contrasts God’s patience with the preacher Jonah’s pride, condemning religious exclusiveness as an obstacle to Christian progress and urging repentance.
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Nineveh
God
Ninevehs
Jonah
Heaven
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Israel
Sodom
Gomorrah
Jonah and Nineveh Mercy Teachings in Nineveh
The tale recounts Jonah’s warning to Nineveh and the city’s repentance, the king’s fast, and God sparing the city. Jonah’s anger at mercy exposes his stubbornness, then a divine lesson with the gourd and a worm leads to reflection on God’s boundless mercy toward Nineveh.
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Heaven
Earth
Ando Make
Jonah
No Chance for Distress Dear Neighbor Visit
A fragment from Detroit Free Press features a sharp exchange between neighbors. Mrs. Scarem says the visit with the ill woman next door was less pleasant than expected, noting she found the other woman not as entertaining as anticipated.
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Mrs. Scarem
Etek
Detroit
Presa
Startling Test Delirium Tremens Experiment
A medical student and promising athlete deliberately drinks to delirium tremens to study the sensations. He is restrained as he hallucinates snakes and fiends, later recalling nothing. The piece compares alcohol and cocaine delirium, notes jail risks, and urges care and sanatorium relocation for inebriates.
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Pittsburg
Britain to close a third of pubs under temperance bill
The Liberal government seeks to shut 32 000 public houses in England and Wales one third of the total amid fierce House of Lords resistance and brewer opposition. The plan limits licenses to one pub per 700 residents in towns and 500 in the country, with 14 years of compensation payments to saloonkeepers. Sunday sales are restricted and detectives may inspect clubs to enforce rules.
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England
Wales
House of Lords
House of Commons
Commons
Athenaeum
Denatured Alcohol Output Under New Law Grows
The Alcohol Output reports that denatured alcohol production in the first half of 1907 under the new manufacturing law totaled 1,774,272 gallons. Projections suggest 4,000,000 gallons for the year. Scientific American notes the law has cut wood alcohol costs from 60–76 cents to about 30 cents per gallon, signaling a fairly efficient monopoly in the wood alcohol trade.
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Scientife American
Israel the request for a king as Samuel era lesson
July 5 1968 Sunday School lesson text from first Samuel 10 22 examines Israel craving a king during Samuel's leadership. It explores tribal unity geography and political structure years of transition under Samuel the rise of Judah and the Philistines and the warning that choosing a king may signal rejection of God. It ends with practical points about faith reliance on God and accepting His best rather than insisting on human preference.
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Samuel
Ussher
Tamah
Jerusalem
Wales
Jordan Valley
Mediterranean
Scotland
Jordan
Graetz
Ramah
Sone
Judah
Israel
Hsau
R. V
Tercentenary celebrations planned for Quebec city
Quebec prepares for its 300th anniversary with grand ceremonies in July. Plans include a 18 scene pageant on the Plains of Abraham with 3,000 performers, a naval display of 16 battleships and eight warships, a national park conversion of historic battlegrounds, and a prince of Wales visit with lofted tributes.
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Quebec
Jaly
Europe
Louis XII
France
James I
England
Samuel de Champlain
The
St. Lawrence
New France
Abraham
Wolfe
Canada
Dufferin Terrace
Montcalm
Champlain Market Hall
Parl Grey
Harl Grey
Wilfred Laurier
Prince of Wales
Champlain
Plains of Abraham
United States
British Empire
Earl Grey
Ste. Foye
Saunders
Wolte
Plains
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Lake Champlain
Louis XIII
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Laval
Montgomery
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