The Last Judgment in Scripture and Its Future Timing
Analysis rejects the idea of a single universal judgment. It outlines that Christ as judge sits in glory, timing near Jesus’ return, place near Jerusalem, and the living nations judged after the elect are gathered. It distinguishes sheep and goats by how they treat Jesus’ brethren, leading to eternal inheritance or punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Pentecost
Jesus Christ
Ismael
Joel
Zechariah
Jerusalem
Mary
Jesus
David
Jacob
Passing Processs Of Life Winner By Governor Sayers
Austin Texas Jan 3 The dean of the governors at 84 reflects on two supreme moments in life his election as Texas governor 1898 and leaving office 1908 He recalls civil war service and his long career in the US House praising dispassionate judgment humility and the enduring value of home over power He credits postwar progress and the principle of service as guiding truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayers
Austin
Texas
Joseph D. Sayers
Union
Senate
United States House of Representatives
Appropriations Committee
Texas Hills
None Saw Christ After Resurrection, Echoes Suggest Opposition
A note cites that no one saw Christ after the resurrection except those who loved Him, implying His enemies have not yet met Him and may not know Him. Echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
With One Hand God Chastens Us By Many Instruments
A brief religious note cites Christian Evangelist statements that God disciplines humanity through diverse trials while divine guidance comes through a single hand. The quotation emphasizes unified spiritual discipline amid varied methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiam Evangelist
God Knows Man Reflects on Failure in Striving
A reflective line noting human failure and spiritual striving as a Christian meditation on divine judgment and personal accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christian Evangelist
Today and Tomorrow The talents may be demanded by the Owner
Today and tomorrow a headline echoes the idea that talents shown today may be required by the Owner tomorrow, suggesting a moral or religious reflection from the Herald and Presbyter.
Legislature Would Designate Texas Song Texas Our Texas
Governor Neff offered a $1000 prize for an official state anthem. A 15 member musician committee chose Texas Our Texas from 287 songs. Lyrics by Mike Wright and William J Marsh of Fort Worth with Marsh also composing the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neff
Texas
Mike Wright
William J. Marsh
Fort Worth
Marsh
State University receives 1830 Austin permit copy
Austin Texas January 6. A permit to locate in Austin's colony signed by Stephen F. Austin was given to the University of Texas by Mrs F E Rogers of Austin. The letter dated December 1 1830 to James Rogers grandfather of the donor's husband, was presented at Nacogdoches on April 14 1831. The Rogers household was allowed to settle in the colony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Stephen F. Austin
University of Texas
F. E. Rogers
James Rogers
Nacogdoches
Rogers
Fur Hides Sell to Norriad and Prater
Local ad promotes selling furs to Norriad and Prater with a price note of 19 to 20 cents per pound.
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Norriad & Prater
Tax Assessing to Start Soon in Comanche County
A. J. McGuire named as new county tax assessor from De Leon says the tax assessment work will start about the fifteenth. Deputies include Mose Strickland Jolbn Wilson and Ben Wilhelm, former Democratic primary opponents, assigned to Sipe Springs Co manche and Gutsine Lamkin areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. McGuire
Comanche County
de Leon
Mr. McGuire
Messrs
Mose Strickland
Jolbn Wilson
Ben Wilhelm
Strickland
Sipe Springs
Wilhelm
Comanche
Wilson
Gutsine
Lamkin
Covington Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedies
Mrs. Harry Ashcroft of Covington Kentucky describes severe back and abdominal pain and weakness from poor blood and cold sweats. She credits Vegetable Compound Blood Medicine and Sanative Wash for relief and asks for publication of her letter to encourage other women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington
Lydia E. Pinkham
Harry Ashcroft
Beech Avenue
Kentucky
Texas in London special edition outlined by Times editors
Houston reports Sir HH Perry Robinson of the London Times will visit Texas in about three weeks to collect data for fourteen pages, forming part of a 32 page Texas supplement. A. S. Mitchell handles business aspects, aiming to boost Texas awareness before the World Advertising Clubs convention. Londoners lack Texas knowledge, prompting advance advertising in the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
HH. Perry Robinson
London Times
The
Times
Mitchell
Associated Advertising Clubs
London
Civilization
Good Positions Open at Draughon's College
Draughons College Offers early positions with starting ages 18 to 19 and wages ranging from 110 to 175 dollars. The ad promises hundreds of similar positions yearly to ensure a good salary and invites readers to write for Special Opportunity from Abilene or Wichita Falls, Texas.
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Beatrice Baker
Edwin Coffey
Catholyn Tibbets
Earl Winn
W. W. Stevens
Draughen's
Draughon's College
Abilene
Wichita Falls
Texas
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Chilton
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Seciven Uniform International
FP. B. Fitzwather
Dp. Deas
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Heiskell
Berema
Johnston, Holloway & Co
Philada
St George Hotel
Dallas
Chas, Hodges
San Jacinto
Alamo
State University
Mrs. Ashcroft
Geo. Smith Bldg
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First Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Harry B. Thompson
O. H. Donaho
Ing
Woman's Missionary Society
J. R. Bance
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Druggists ’ League
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Holland’s Magazine
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