Nehemiah the Reformer and Restorer in Jerusalem
A brief recounting of Nehemiah's rise from Persian court official to leader of Jerusalem's rebuilding. Nehemiah, a kinsman of Hanani, learns of Jerusalem's ruin in 445 BCE and travels to Judea. He organizes wall reconstruction in 62 days, enforces justice, restores temple services, and re-enacts the Mosaic covenant before returning to court.
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Nehemiah
Hichaliah
Judah
Jerusalem
Hanani
Shushan
Perela
Artaxerxes
Longimanna
Judea
Thither
Sermonette on Goodness as Strength and Duty
The piece extols goodness as a source of strength and courage in facing evil. It contrasts gentle piety with rugged resolve, citing Washington Lincoln and Roosevelt as models. It argues true virtue includes duty mercy and devotion guiding action in battle and public life.
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Goa
United States
Washington
Lincoln
Manind
Ie Gage
Shah
Hia
Jerusalem
Rimen
Nell
Fragmentary Text Record of Nehemiah Era Conflict
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Horonite and Jerusa lem with mighty men present. References to Nehemiah era tensions, hostile watchers, king's soldiers, and a decisive act. Text is garbled but centers on imminent action to confront perceived threats surrounding Jerusalem.
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Nehemiah
Jerusaerm
Hadi
Nehemiah Leads Bold Plan to Rebuild Jerusalem Wall
Nehemiah rises from rest to reveal a divine mission to rebuild Jerusalem’s walls. He wins over nobles, priests, and citizens by sharing his purpose and personal sacrifice, then unites the city to begin work despite Sanballat and Tobiah’s threats. The project gains momentum as workers both toil and defend the wall, moving toward completion.
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Ith Gleat
Nehemiah
Jerusalem
Babylon
Nehemidh
Goa
Walla
Sanballat
Tobiah
Beth
Quarterly Review Sunday School Lesson for March 21 1909
The article previews the Acts focused lesson covering nine chapters with themes of the Holy Spirit and the spread of the gospel. It highlights key figures Peter John Stephen Philip Barnabas Ananias Sapphira Simon Magus and others, noting growth in character numbers organization and geographic reach amid trials and miracles.
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Quarterly Review
Jerusalem
Aposles
Peter
John
Deasons
Stephen
Philip
Jesus
Barnabas
Sanhedrin
Ananias
Sapphira
Simon Magus
Aeneas
Dorcas
Constantine
God
Beert
Temperance Lesson Displaces Gang to Cruger's Saloon
A group of boys from St. Rudolph's take Tom Haddon to Cruger's for a "spread" and a temperance address. Tom resists drinking, and the tale of a father ruined by alcohol prompts him to vow never to touch beer. The scene ends with the boys urged toward temperance activities and a sermon-like conclusion.
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St. Rudolph's School
Tom Haddon
Tom
Cruger
Frank Jones
Fellows
Thomas. Haddon
Ana
Tony
Rand
Hays
Bey
Christian Stewardship and Moral Duty in Business Growth
A historic discussion frames ownership as God’s and Christians as stewards using His capital. It cites scripture on wealth and diligence, urges faithful management by wage earners, traders, bankers, and agents, and notes enforcement efforts for Prohibition and juvenile court concerns.
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Chen
Shipa
Ister Bulag
Cuyler Kaye
Ghrist
Jesus
Kangas
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