Gods Ten Commands and the path to eternal life
The article discusses Exodus 20 and Luke 10 27, explaining the Sinai law, its depth, and how Jesus expanded its meaning. It traces humanity from Eden to the fall, notes the impossibility of perfect human obedience, and contrasts the world’s Messianic Kingdom with the Church’s role under grace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Mt. Sinai
Abraham
Gai
Bibby
Elre
Jesus
Adas
Satan
Earth
Church of Christ
Jesus Christ
Declres
Cranbury Station Social Roundup
George B. Ely drove to Spring Lake Sunday with William Bishop and wife and Miss Carrie Buckelew. The Gibsons and Margaret Gibson visited Higstown Sunday. George Peppler and wife and Perrine Holman of Allentown spent Tuesday at Asbury Park. John Malan and family enjoyed Thursday excursion at Asbury Park. Mr and Mrs Jacob Heidinger with Mr and Mrs Matthias Dey and family hosted Sunday. Minnie Clark of Jamesburg visited Jamesburg Sunday with Mr and Mrs Frank Eldridge. Ethel Messler of Trenton spent the week with Grace M. Peppler. John Segal and Dayton family were guests of Thomas Collins and family last week. Mrs Marcelas Brown visited Trenton on Wednesday. Harvey Applegate of Dutch Neck spent Sunday with Durea Platt. Edward Malan’s sister Miss Connerty of Jamesburg visited Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George B. Ely
Spring Lake
William Bishop
Carrie Buckelew
William Gibson
Margaret Gibson
Higotstown
George Peppler
Perrine Holman
Allentown
Asbury Park
John Malan
Jacob Heidinger
Matthias Dey
Plainsboro Social Notes Reflect Local Visits and Tragedy
Mrs. Mary Kerr hosted guests Sunday with Mrs. Frank Pierson and a Lawrence Station family. Charles Holenbeck of Yonkers visits sister Mrs. J. E. White. Luella Hultz visits Gladstone. A icNamee hosts niece Miss A Longstreet of Long Branch. Mrs. Frank Perrine travels to Philadelphia to see sister Mrs. Frank Jeson. Louis Okerson, William Okerson and Alonzo Lee drive to Voorhees Station. Walker Gordon’s horse killed by cars Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. Breece with niece spend Sunday at Monmouth Junction. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Schenck visit Metuchen where his brother is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kerr
Frank Pierson
Lawrence Station
Charles Holenbeck
Yonkers
J. E. White
Luella Hultz
Gladstone
A. icNamee
A. Longstreet
Long Branch
Frank Perrine
Philadelphia
Airs
Frank Jeson
Louis Okerson
William Okerson
Alonzo Lee
Voorhees Station
Walker Gordon
W. Breece
Monmouth Junction
Isaac Schenck
Metuchen
Mr. Schenck
Dayton Social News Highlights Labor Day Events
Mr and Mrs John Everett hosted Labor Day for nephew Charles Wilson and wife from Newark. Mrs Meyer of Newark returned home after summering with Fritz Luttman family. Rev and Mrs James B Clark back from Philadelphia visit. Asbury Park Dayton Gun Club set to shoot in Asbury Park on Sept 6. Peter Barclay spent Saturday in Philadelphia. Rose Dugan left Newtown to visit Miss Hazel Carlton then returned. George Waite Jr and W Everett Errickson enjoyed an auto trip to Easton and Delaware Water Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Everett
Charles Wilson
Newark
Meyer
Fritz Luttman
Lincoln Perrine
A. M. Walden
Matawan
Asbury Park-Dayton
John Suckle
A. Ely
Washington
Lida
Bessie Hubbard
Todd
Asbury Ave
Ocean Grove
Peter Barclay
Philadelphia
George van Derveer
Frank Schenck
Willard Hutchingon
Metuchen
Rose Dugan
Newtown
Hazel Carlton
George Waite, Jr
W. Everett Errickson
Easton
Delaware Water Gap
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Rider-Moore & Stewart School
Trenton
New Jersey
Bernard B. Kadetsky
Trenton, N. J
R. Lewis Furniture Co
Jamesburg, N. J
Aeedroklyn Wabbisnacle
Mt Sina
Adam
Eve
Eden
Cranbury Station
Plainsboro
Hightstown
William F. Dilatush
Arthur Hollenbeck
Yonkers, N. Y
Allen, Hollenbeck
Gertrude Marwell
Ancil Davison
Cranbury
Ada Davison
New York
Forst Davison
Charles Hunt
Trenton Wilson Lanning
Duncan Chamberlin
Harold Jemison
George van Marter
Calvin Perrine
Lewis Forman
Elmer Hulick
George Silver
Camden
Mr. Silver
Joseph Sheridan
Orange
Joseph
Craig
Emerson Applegate
Mary
Lena Hoagland
Elizabeth
D. C. Wilson
Dayton
Amuless
Mate
Asbury Park 1200
Brussels
Bareain Square
Steinbach
Asbury
Farmers’ Supply House
Ontario
Everett
Pittsburg
Wyckoff Bros
the Cranbury Press
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