Jeroboam and Solomon The Opportunity We Miss
A sermon tracing Solomon and Jeroboam from promise to failure. Jeroboam rises under Solomon but rebels against God’s commands setting up rival worship. He loses Israel to ruin, illustrating how opportunity requires faithful use. The lesson urges personal readiness, disciplined action, and serving others as limits of self.
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Solomon
David
God
Tri
Ashtoreth
Milcom
Chemosh
Molechs
Turing
Omar
Sulamon
Jeroboam
Nehat
Kingdom of
Milo
Jerusalem
Mto
Wwe
Ahijah
Israel
Judas Iscariot
Dan
Bethel
Nebot
If Christ Came Back to Germany
Eva Lips in the Christian Herald argues Christ would find Germany under Nazi rule divided into pro-Hitler believers, underground Christians, and persecuted Catholics. The piece laments the eclipse of Christian faith, notes Aryan policy, church seizures, and Nazi suppression of Jews and Catholic institutions, ending with a hopeful call for German Christians to resist and reclaim their faith.
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Christian Herald
Germany
Epring
Chris
Ian
Bee
Christ
Germain
Austria
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
der Neuhrer
Ted
Mirabeau
France
Streicher
Israel
Martin Luther
Jesus
Luther
Nero
Berlin
Calgary
Liepzig
Lisening
Leipzig
Niemeller
Belvnan Navy
Dahlem
Vienna
Planetta
Dollfuss
Bavaria
Calvary
Cardinal Innitzer
Heil Hitler
Lam
Lev
Lana
Cologne
Juda Verrecke
Juda
Jefferson Works and Memorial Editions Detailed in 1904 Facility
Congress authorized publication of Jefferson manuscripts in 1858. The deluxe 20 volume memorial edition appeared 1904 to 1905 and is held by the Library of Congress along with the Jefferson Bible compiled to reflect his religious beliefs. Other Jeffersoniana include the Encyclopedia of Jefferson sayings and writings published by the Thomas Jefferson Foundation.
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Jefferson
Congress
Department of State
Library of Congress
Say
Thomas Jefferson Foundation
Gems of Thought on Love and Riches From Classic Voices
A compact collage of aphorisms on love and riches from Seneca Lamartine Longfellow Mary Baker Eddy and Lew Wallace. The lines celebrate love as transcendent and enrichening while noting riches fade. The excerpt presents reflections on affection, generosity, and the ethical pull of love over material wealth.
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Jeroboram
Jéroboam
Niall
Eva Lips
The
Christi
Son of God
Brothers Grimm
Thuringen
Swabia
Seneca
Lamartine
Mary Baker Wddy
van Ish
Ayray
Lew Wallace
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