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Browning Leader Record

Location

Browning, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1941

Page

3

Lesson for October 12 Scripture Selections

A compact note lists the lesson for October 12 with subjects and scripture texts selected and used by permission from the International Council of Religious Education.

International Council of Religious Education

Self Denying Servant and the Seeking Saviour

A sermon outlines Jesus as the self denying servant and the seeking saviour. It contrasts world demands for greatness with Christ’s call to humble service and highlights Zacchaeus as an example of repentance and salvation.

God Jesus Christ Christ the Saviour Lord Jesus Christ Christ Calvary

Aftershock activity following 1923 Tokyo quake documented

Collier's notes ground near epicenter stays in almost incessant motion for days after a major quake with weeks to months of aftershocks. The Tokyo event on September 1, 1923, was followed by 1,256 aftershocks within 30 days.

Collier’s Tokyo

Fragment of Life Illumined by Broad View

A reflective aphorism on life as a moment between two eternities. It emphasizes how past events shape present perception and future influence. The quote cites William Ellery Channing as the source of the idea about illumination through extended perspective.

William Ellery Channing

Lure of Nature and the Joy of Time

A reflective quote extols nature as a cure for boredom and pointless diversions. John Lubbock’s line warns against trading present merriment for future regret, urging readers to savor nature’s lively appeal.

John Lubbock

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