Joseph Reveals His Identity and Reconciliation to Brethren
Devotional reading on Genesis and Matthew themes of forgiveness and repentance. Joseph tests his brothers to reveal guilt, recalls God overruled their harm for good, and invites them to approach him. Brethren’s reconciliation leads to news of Joseph to their father Jacob and blessing.
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Joseph
Bret
Judah
Christ
Daniel
Zechariah
Hosea
Ezekiel
Peter
Doypt
Pharaoh
Jacob
Faith in Action Guiding a New Type of Man
Broadway Tabernacle Tidings argues that true Christian faith must manifest as distinct conduct and character. It stresses Christians should differ from nonbelievers in disposition, aim, and behavior to influence society as a leavening force.
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Broadway Tabernacle
Relief Not Burden The Yoke Of Christ
A cautiously framed devotional passage defends the yoke of Christ as mercy not torment. It argues that the yoke makes labor lighter and should not be seen as slavery or cause for pity toward wearers.
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Christ
God’s Demands and Divine Knowledge in Meister Eckhart
A compact reflection on Eckhart’s claim that God’s demands from humans are not harsh but enable the soul to grow. It argues that God, through patient effort, invites the soul to expand its capacity to receive grace and knowledge, highlighting divine kindness guiding human ascent.
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Meister Eckhart
Swift & Company
Abiding in God's Will and Wartime Food Savings
A fragmentary reflection on Meister Eckhart’s spiritual duty and a wartime appeal emphasizes abiding in God’s will and the collective effort to ration and save food in Europe. It notes the horsewife and consumer as stewards of food safety, praising thrift and administration savings from a voluntary rationing system.
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Meister Eckhart
Europe
Guiselves
Correcting the 1752 Calendar Switch Across Colonies
A fragmented historical note explains Britain and its colonies skipped days during September 1752 when adopting the Gregorian calendar. It details the shift from September 2 to September 14 and notes leap year adjustments, with references to Pope Gregory XIII and various regions adopting the calendar reform.
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Brato
Julius Oesaboam
Pope Grocery
Fill Holes in Plaster During Electrical Rewiring
A historical note describes patching plaster walls after wiring work. It explains inserting backing to replace lath, then covering with wire screen and plaster to level surfaces. The method aims for a durable finish matching adjacent wall areas.
Allies Fed by Self Denial and Allied War Food Aid
A speech extols American wartime food shipments to Allies, noting exports kept starvation at bay in Europe, sustained troops and liberated peoples, and supported 120 million people amid disrupted agriculture. It credits voluntary American aid, minimal home consumption, and moral duty to feed democracies and ensure postwar stability.
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Alles
United States
East Sear
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Queen Anne
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TURE
LO College
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Hilary G. Budd
Dover, Delaware
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Weil 2 Company
U.S.A
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Denton. MD
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BO Tornson
Cushter
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the Goldsboro Bank
Goldsboro, Md
Robert Jarrell, JR
Ford
Denton Auto CO
Denton, Md
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Titvely, Md
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James J Roms
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