At the Parting of the Ways New Year Reflection
A lengthy meditation on New Year as a universal festival, contrasting global calendars with America’s cycle. It traces historical time from ancient civilizations to modern life, then shifts to personal memory of youth and aging, urging hope, reminiscence, and quiet contemplation.
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America
Europe
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
New England
Yorktown
Spain
Abou Hassan
Haroun-al-Rashid
Earth
Ife
Mohammed
Escorial
Granada
Peninsula
Columbus
Scrpios
Hannibal
Carthage
Rome
Asia
Moses
Phiistines
Fevgt
Noel
Abra
Pacific States
Spice Islands
Lfe
Burns
Bonnie Doon
Suwanee
David
Barzillal
A New Year's Thought on Reward and Faithfulness
A New Year message urges believers to love God wholly, serve with disinterested devotion, and seek God’s approval. It compares faithful living to a child pleasing a father and a friend proving true friendship, hoping for the blessing phrase “Well done, thou good and faithful servant.”
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Trias
Maiden Speech Mirth in Misread Proposal Exchange
A fragment shows a young man misreading a moment as a proposal during a playful dialogue. The lines reveal confusion between affection and formal intent in a domestic exchange. Names and places are not present in the readable text.
New Year Reflections on Resolutions and Hope
The piece contemplates New Year as a symbolic fresh start, urging sincerity over loud vows. It criticizes grand announcements as self deception while emphasizing inner effort, moral renewal, and hopeful progress for farmers and America in the coming year.
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Quan
Leeds
Mrns
America
Abandoned Project Quips from The Museum Manager
The Museum Manager muses about an abandoned project and jokes about competing with a two headed girl, noting it wouldn’t be in the running with that oddity. His quip reflects a playful, surreal newspaper tone.
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Puck
Lessons for December 28 Reading From Joshua and Hebrews
The quarter’s lessons cover Moses Joshua and their roles in Israel’s history. Joshua’s farewell discourse, covenant calls to serve the Lord, and the Hebraic link to Jesus as the fulfillment are outlined. Also discussed are warnings against false doctrine, testing teachers by their relation to Christ, and the redemptive work of Jesus as savior.
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Israel
Moses
Aaron
Miriam
Joshua
Caleb
Baalim
Achan
Canaan
Egypt
God
Jesus
Paul
Peter
John
Apostle
Satan
Jesus Christ
Lord
Christ
Bethlehem
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Lesson
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Balaam
Josh
Jordan
Jericho
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Cateb
Moser
I John
William Evans
D. D. Moody Bible Institute
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