BSB Iiney Speaks on Sunday School Lessons
An international Sunday School lesson discusses scripture from Joshua 23 and 24, highlighting themes from Joshua 23 2 and Joshua 24 4 18. The reading emphasizes guidance for faithfulness and commitment.
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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1951
Page
7
Democracy Means Free Choice in a Nation at Crossroads
The essay argues that a nation’s fate depends on its people's choices in the atomic era. It contrasts Israel’s biblical democracy with modern idolatry, urging belief in the God of Abraham and warning against worship of success, money, opinion, liquor, sex, luck, and other idols. It frames Joshua’s call to choose whom to serve as a timeless prompt for the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
Israel
Palestine
David
Solomon
Joshua
Moses
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
West Point
Kefauver
Henry III and the New Year Gift Tradition
The article traces how the English New Year gift custom began under Henry III with gifts to the emperor and became a nationwide practice. It notes Queen Elizabeth used such gifts for jewels and wardrobes, nobles sent purses of gold, and the habit spread through Tudor and Stuart eras with gift giving among all classes, giving rise to the term pin money for ladies’ pins or gloves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Henry III
Elizabeth
Looking Back at 1951 In A Year End Reflection
The text reflects on the passing of 1951 and how experiences, both sorrow and happiness, shape individuals. It compares the year to pieces of a pattern forming a complete picture of past experiences guiding us into the new year.
The New Year’s Eve Custom In Transit From Past
The piece traces changing New Year celebrations from home gatherings of singing hymns and calls to modern bustling city life. It notes watchnight traditions faded after the Civil War as cities grew and the tradition of paying calls declined. The shift moved New Year’s Eve toward one last fling before starting anew.
New Year Celebrations Across Europe and U S Similar
France and Germany welcome the New Year with revelry like the United States while larger cities adopt a carnival mood. Czechoslovakia and nearby nations honor the occasion with official receptions and pomp. Feasting, gift exchanges, and a lucky Greek cake tradition mark the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
United States
Czechoslovakia
Navigators Named Philippine Islands Islands of the Orient and West
Portuguese sailors first called the Philippines Islands of the Orient after sailing east around Africa. Later Spaniards, traveling west around South America, referred to them as Islands of the West, showing how navigators used two different names for the same archipelago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
Portugese
Philippines
Islands
Orient
Africa
South America
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Americans-for-Eisenhower Committee
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Raymond Pitcairn
Elkins Wetherill
J. R. Kintner
Hugh Scott, Jr
Rodney Synnestvedt
Europe
Kremlin
Vienna
Larry Jim Ross
New York
Wiesbaden
Jim Gross
U.S
Air Force
Sol
Gertz
Denver
Colorado
Gertzes
Msgr
Bela Varga
Edward Witmer
Canton
Ohio
Taft
Albert C. Yoder
Goshen
Ind
The
A.M.A
Los Angeles
Irene Yule
San Francisco
Col
John Yule
Hong Kong
Indo- China
Yule
Marine Corps
James Johnson
Pocatello
Idaho
Korea
People’s Choice
Ch Education
National
Churches of Christ of the United States of America
WNU
Dr. Foreman
West Adams
Chicago
Olly Time
Wy Ct
Foley
Tor
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