Christ Focused: Jesus Claim and God's Purpose
A February 14, 1954 lesson argues that God reveals himself in Jesus Christ who claimed to speak what God taught and to reflect God’s character. It asks whether Jesus’ deity is self-claimed and highlights his statements that his teachings came from the Father and that following him brings light, freeing truth, and life as God’s purpose for humanity.
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J. G. Phillips
The
Macmillan Co
Fifth Ave
New York 11
N. Y
God
Christ Jesus
Jesus Christ
Jesus
John
Dr. Phillips
Christ
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clue List Highlights
A comprehensive crossword puzzle grid and clue set featuring Across clues for cavern fellow shower body of a vessel in this place horizontal top piece of a door fuss halfa quart sloth deliberates question river South American liberate stream of water transparent substance weight perish yields therefore river Africa before a number taunt a rake encounter droops in the middle not working Down clues include high mus gives pleasure happen coin it enjoy measures regimen constellation Runawa from fellow French painter Newt large venomous lizard New Mexico gainsay prices stairway post banal place ruffian gazelle creed man s name contend half anem talks idly slang search
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Runawa
County Agent Says on Marketing Hogs and Tomatoes
The article discusses marketing hogs by weight and grade, noting producers would be paid based on total pounds plus grade. It compares success with other commodities to hogs, citing USDA Production and Marketing Administration support. Also promotes a mystery story by Alan Hynd in The American Weekly February 14 issue and an ad to order from the local newsdealer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Hynd
American Weekly
Baltimore Sunday American
Great Baltimore fire of 1904 echoed again
Twenty five years ago last Thursday a wisp of smoke rose from the John F. Hurst Company warehouse at Hopkins Place and German street. The blaze, sparked by a cigarette, rekindled memories of the 1904 disaster that destroyed 140 acres of the business district, left 1,300 buildings burned, and caused up to 150 million dollars in losses as winds fanned the flames through early evening, drawing help from nearby towns.
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John F. Hurst Company
Hopkins Place
Redwood) Street
Hurst
Baltimore
Charles
Lexington
O’neill’s
Central Savings Bank
Jones Falls
Lombard
Fayette
West Bank
Fred Small
Palatka
Fla
Denton
Phoebe Jane
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Dr. Foreman
Gainsay
Prices
Stair
Way Post
Banal
Place
Ruffian
Gazelle
Contend
Marketing Administration
USDA
Journal of
County Federation
Milton Pusey
Linwood
H. S. Atherholt
Boothwyn
G. W. Downes
Marcus Hook
J. C. Scott
James
Georgetown
Del
G. C. Cohee
Wilson
West Denton
Elmer Downes
Downes
C. H. Sylvester
Cedar Rapids
Caroline
Mabel C. Towers
Franklin Street
Melvin FE. Wheatley
J. R. Hitch
Miami
Wilmington
Douglas LeFevre
Chesapeake City
Wm. Bullock
Mary Robb
Thos. Robb
Henderson
Richard Roden
Bradshaw
Goldsboro
C. R. Curtis
Washington
D. C
Petersburg
Bridgetown
Fairlee
S. L. Hanby
Charles Alfred Whisler
W. M. Wine
H. H. Zeigler
Denton Cemetery
CcCak
J. Kemp Stevens
Equitable Life Assurance Society
U. S
Denton, Md
A. E. Fletcher
Moore
Denton, Maryland
Wae
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