Ezekiel Prophet Called to Preach in Babylon
A long profile of Ezekiel's early life in Jerusalem and captivity, his call in the fifth year of Jehoiachin's captivity, his personal loss, and a dramatic vision by the Chebar River that confirmed his mission to the exiled Jews. He faces doubt about his message and waits seven days for God to supply the exact words before speaking.
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Ezekiel
Ele
fBuzz
Jerusalem
Jeremiah
Jeholechin
Chebar
Babylon
Jehoiachin
B. C
Daniel
Ebaehiel
God
Nebuchavinedzar
Jehovah
The Consul and Amy Leonard Tale of a Broken Marriage
Amy Leonard endures public whispers and private harm at the hands of Leonard, a consul, until she finally leaves Greytown with their child. Years pass as she rebuilds life solo, writes for a newspaper, and finds a semblance of peace. Leonard seeks forgiveness, reunites after learning the truth, and pleads for a family of three to reunite.
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Leonard
Amy Leonard
Mrs. Leonard
Greytown
Tropics
de Roode
Amy Leonard Cme
T 'E
Paradise
the Daily
Amy Carter
Amy
The Word of the Lord Calls Ezekiel to Service
Sermon emphasizes God's specific call to Ezekiel as a necessary inward encounter. It urges believers that true service requires vision of God, the voice calling, and the hand of God empowering. The piece concludes with a prayer for transformation and divine contact to enable action.
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Ezekiel
Emanuel
God
Young Zekiel From Jerusalem A Model Of Faith In Babylon
Zekiel, son of Buzi the Jeru salem priest, was taken to Babylon with Nebuchadnezzar. Raised in devout worship, he shunned idolatry, endured persecution, and learned God's word from his father. He later met the prophet Jeremiah and witnessed opposition against faithful worship.
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Zekiel
Nebuchadnezzar
Jerusalem
Babylon
Buzi
God
Jeremiah
Charlotte Braun long-time Berlin ballet star turns eighty
Sixty-five years with the Royal Opera House Berlin marks Miss Charlotte Braun as a premier dancer, longtime instructor, and decade-long pensioner. She remains active in teaching and a respected authority on motion policy in ballet.
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Royal Opera House
Berlin
Charlotte Braun
The Logical Place. Librarian Misplaces Umbrella
Old Mr Duke, longtime librarian, and his daughter Margaret prepare to leave in heavy rain. He returns inside to retrieve his umbrella but jokes he looked under U in the card catalogue, admitting aging confusion. A gentle moment from Youth's Companion style prose.
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Llibrary
Margaret
Undertaker Threatens Move Over Local Deaths
Big Bend correspondence from Riverton Wyoming reports undertaker Jim Woods warns he will relocate his embalming tools if deaths rise. He frames it as a business proposition and urges residents to import scrogenarians to relieve the situation. He is praised as the town’s best pool player.
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Big Bend
Riverton
Wyo
Jim Woods
Jim
The Joy of Giving and its Promise in Everyday Life
A sermon-like reflection on giving, not receiving, as the higher path. It links acts of generosity to spiritual renewal, cites Luke 11 41 about cleansing through giving, contrasts Dead Sea hoarding with Galilee abundance, and cites stories of Dorcas and a New York widow to illustrate enduring returns from selfless gifts.
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Yellow Coast Line
Amy Leonard
Greytown
Four Evangelists
Paul
Christ
Dead Sea
Jordan
Sea of Galilee
Galilee
New York
Dorcas
The Lord Our Shepherd Sunday School Lesson 1908
A compact study of Psalm 23 with references to John 10 and the Good Shepherd motif. It emphasizes personal shepherding by Christ, divine guidance, and protection, drawing on Hugh Black and C A Briggs to illustrate a living, named relationship between Jesus and his flock.
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David
Barton
Absalom
Bam
Orient
Christ
Hugh Black
Jesus
C. A. Briggs
George Adam Smith
M. R. Vincent
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