Lesson for February 3 Deuteronomy 4 32 40
The lesson centers on Deuteronomy restating the law for a new generation in Canaan. It highlights God’s unparalleled goodness to Israel, His audible revelation from the fire, and the deliverance from Egypt. It stresses Israel’s unique purpose to know and love the Lord and the obligation to observe the Ten Commandments, with emphasis on unity of God and single-hearted worship.
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Building for Eternity in Marble or Soul
Quote from Daniel Webster contrasts enduring moral work with fragile monuments. It declares enduring value comes from shaping immortal souls through principled fear of God and love of fellow men. Such inner work outlasts buildings and brass regardless of time.
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Daniel Webster
Springfield men plan Lincoln university in HL
About 600 business and professional men in Springfield HL aim to form a university modeled on Abraham Lincoln. They seek to raise £100000 to start the school and to organize its construction and governance. A drive will start within months to secure a permanent endowment of $5000000.
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Abraham Lincoln University
Springfield
Eifort
Typhoon Hits British Crown Colony Kongkong Ching
A severe typhoon struck the British crown colony of Kongkong Ching, bringing 130 mph winds. It uprooted trees, scattered debris, and tore the harbor into white fury sinking many ships including a British submarine. The death toll among residents was heavy.
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Kongkong
Ching
French Dentist Mazarin Unveils Atlas Shaped Like Gold
A young French dentist named Mazarin introduces an atlas that resembles gold in color and durability. The invention touts likeness to gold and potential uses in jewelry and other crafts where gold is common, promising practicality and appeal.
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Reckon Yourselves Dead to Sin to Live unto God
A religious extract discusses Romans 6 11 urging believers to reckon themselves dead to sin and alive to God through Jesus Christ It links baptism to death and resurrection and cites an African convert and a Dutch writer to illustrate surrender to God over self effort in overcoming lust and temptation It ends with a wartime analogy about confidence in a commander and the grace that shields believers from sin.
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von Dirke
Dondalon
Strange Meeting With Kenneth Gwynne In the Woods
In a frontier town tale, Kenneth Gwynne travels with companion Zachariah and catches sight of a dashing stranger named Lapelle LaPete who salutes and offers to ride with him toward Lafayette. The encounter hints at looming trouble as rival factions and family secrets unfold amid settling lands and a looming haul toward the town.
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Dodd, Mead & Company, Inc
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Ino
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Striker Ind
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Farada
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Gwynne
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Lapete
How to Go Happy
A brief quotation from L Cuyter about money and happiness. A moral note: real happiness comes from doing good with what you have rather than hoarding wealth.
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Mllionale
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Meeting with the music teacher prompts a question
A fragment describes Mrs Blink on the fourth floor wanting to meet a girl’s music teacher, Mors. A third floor resident questions taking fees and asks if she wishes to learn another piece before playing The Parp That Once In Tara's Vadls.
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Tara
The Romance of Words in World War II Language
A succinct note explains word origins from Rome to modern prose. The writer traces decimated to mean a specific Roman punishment and contrasts contemporary usage with the origin of the term.
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Jadius Caesar
Haive
Blushing as sign of social disposition and sight issues
The passage describes blushing as an expression of sensitive regard and modest disposition. It asserts some girls never blush and links blushing to perception of others opinions. It notes that short sighted girls may blush more without glasses than with them.
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