The King of David’s Line and His Universal Kingdom
A sermon outlines the expected reign of Jesus Christ as king over all nations. It cites Isaiah chapters 9 and 11, detailing His divine nature, sevenfold Spirit, just governance, protection of the meek, and the peaceful, animal cooperative reign. It envisions a Golden Age where nations come to know the Lord and all creation acknowledges His rule.
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Jesus Christ
Saylor
David
God
Christ
Our Gethsemane Hours and Divine Love
A reflective admonition on enduring bitter trials as a test from divine love. The speaker equates Gethsemane moments with petitions for relief, emphasizing that such suffering is not fate but purposeful through a higher good. Ends with a contemplative moral about endurance and spiritual growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Chaplin
Big Task to Gather Honey From Clover Blossoms
The Washington Star notes that producing one pound of honey requires bees to visit about 2,750,000 blossoms and travel miles from hive to flower and back. It emphasizes the vast labor behind a pound of honey and the extensive distances bees must cover.
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Washington Star
The High Priest of our profession Christ Jesus
The Spirit testifies of Christ and draws believers to behold Him as High Priest forever. Through His death and life, believers gain secure access to God, with strong consolation and an anchor to the soul, entering within the veil through our forerunner Jesus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlis
Holy Brethren
Heavenly Calling
Christ Jesus
Christ
Jesus
Israel
Aaron
Hhm
Burglars Downstairs and a Town Criminal Lawyer
A humorous glimpse shows Mrs Brown alarmed by burglars in the house while her husband dismisses the danger thinking nothing is theirs. In another vignette a traveler asks for a criminal lawyer in a town, and a native notes they think they have one but cannot prove it.
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Brown
ALL BOILERS DONT EXPLODE EXPLAINED
The Cincinnati Enquirer explains why boilers rarely explode on steamships. Water around furnaces reduces pressure. a sinking ship floods furnaces, causing a surge of steam similar to a kettle tipping over, with the steam, not the boiler, driving the blast.
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Clincinnat! Enquirer
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Denton Journal
Howard Melvin
Johnson
Melvin & Johnson
PF. B. Fitzwater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
George E. Guille
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Heaven
Ingersol
Goodrich
U. S
Cole
Schraft
C. Leslie Walls
Denton
Law Building
Maryland
Barrel
York Imperial
F.o.b
Salisbury
Harrisons’ Nurseries
Berlin, Maryland
Bell
E. L. Fooks
Preston, Md
Hetna
Hartford, Conn
Aetna Life
Newman D. Rickards
Denton, Md
Ation
HEARN
OTL
Shoreervice
Eastern Shore Gas and Electric Company
Denton, Maryland
Wesley Collegiate Institute
Henry
G. Budd
D.D
Dover, Delaware
Losal
Ernest G. Cooper Denton, Md
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General Motors
Oldsmobile
Delco
Borg& Beck
Fisher
B. Lansing
W. H. Hollis & Son
Box
Hughes Lumber and Coal Co
J. Virgil Moore
Tery
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