Jesus Misunderstood and Opposed
Lesson outlines Jesus faced misunderstanding from friends and family and opposition from scribes. It notes Mark 3 19 35 and 6 1 6, detailing the accusation by the scribes, Jesus response with parables, and the tragedy of Nazareth's unbelief impacting his work. It emphasizes the misunderstood Jesus by those close to him.
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Jesus
Beelzebub
Iscribes
Christ
Satan
China
Joglie
Ulm
Nazareth
Vanity and Wisdom from Ecclesiastes Reflected
A compact excerpt notes Ecclesiastes chapter twelve verses eight and nine: vanity spoken, yet wisdom used to teach people knowledge, to heed and arrange proverbs, and to impart insight through careful ordering.
Life Life Is Not Two Man's Personal Property
A reflective note asserts life belongs to the Almighty and that each person bears responsibility for it. The speaker emphasizes accountability beyond individual possession and frames life as a divine trust rather than private property.
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Joan
F. B Meyer
The Journals Crossword Puzzle 1926 Clues Preview
The Journal presents a 1926 crossword with horizontal and vertical clues across themes like birds, sizes, actions, and objects. Entries include Bird of prey, small pastry pieces, large tub, binding, trap, scent, and many abbreviations, with a note that the solution appears in the next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foud
Delty
India
France
Light of the World heals blind man in Gospel reflection
A preacher outlines Jesus as the Light dispelling spiritual darkness. The miracle of the blind man is viewed in three faith stages: calling Jesus a Man, then a Prophet, then Lord. Despite opposition from religious leaders, the man believes and worships Jesus, illustrating growth from physical sight to spiritual insight and urging steadfast testimony.
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John
Ilere
Jesus
God
Son
Jesus Christ
Son of God
Jesus the Lord
The happiest homes trust him instead of dictionaries
A quotation from The Outlook notes that the most contented households arise when the wife asks her husband for help rather than seeking a dictionary, framing shared understanding as the key to harmony.
Quote on noise from the Shoe and Leather Reporter
A postscript quotes the Shoe and Leather Reporter noting that if majorities were as noisy as minorities, people could not hear themselves think. The remark emphasizes loud public discourse and its impact on individual reflection.
Mission Road Employees Questioned in Road Work Labor
It is estimated that more than 1,000,000 people are employed in road building in the United States, reflecting large scale labor and industry activity across the nation.
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Mission Road
United States
Japan rice workers wear stockings of human hair
A peculiar preventive measure for colds among rice field workers in Japan involves wearing stockings crafted from human hair. The practice aims to ward off illness, reflecting unusual folk beliefs in workplace health.
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Japan
Burden to Bear Yoke of Our Own Wrongdoing
The quote reflects on the heavy burden of bearing responsibility for one’s own wrong actions. It frames guilt as the bitterest consequence of personal errors and moral failings. George Eliot emphasizes accountability and self-reflection as path to resolution.
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George Eliot
Faith Overcomes Fear Uplift Above Fear Pronouncement
A brief aphorism states that perfect faith will lift us absolutely above fear, attributed to Ganzza Efot. The line emphasizes courage through belief, framing fear as conquerable by steadfast faith.
Julia the Zebra Child and zebra family talk at zoo
Queen Bess and Mother Zebra describe their Cape Colony origins and zebras in the zoo. Julia learns about ages eleven, family ties, and the idea of exchange zebras with other zoos. A playful scene ends with a fluttering bird saying little secrets and a distant bee remark.
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Julia
Bess
Mother Zebra
Queen Bess
Julia Zebra
George
Cape Colony
South Africa
Belgium
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Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
van Gorkom
M. K. Newnam’s
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Simmons Beautyrest
Sealy Tuftress
Martin
Axminster
Gov. Winthrope
Brussels
Wool Fibre
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Crex
Singer Machine
Singer Machines
Singer Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Atwater Kent
Denton
M. K. NH
Maryland
Gene Carr
F. J. Wright
Denton, Maryland
ACME
Barred Rocks
Rhode Island
Reds
S. C
White Leghorns
Ferris
Wingate Neal
West Denton
Howard Pritchett & CO
Greensboro
R. C. Jackson
Bulova
Illinois
Hamilton
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