Obedience to Civil Authority in Christian Life
A religious lesson on Christians as citizens. It emphasizes loyalty to state and church, outlines the obligation to obey rulers as ordained by God, and stresses conscientious, morally right submission. It notes taxes, duties, and respect for magistrates as integral to faithful living.
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Christ
Duty of Christians to Civil Authorities and Love
A devotional lecture urges Christians to honor civil rulers and civil servants for their ministry. It emphasizes love as a perpetual debt among neighbors, forbidding deceit, theft, fraud, adultery, murder, envy, and drunkenness. The message calls believers to cast off darkness and clothe themselves with light by putting on Christ.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Return of Knee Breeches Sparks Style Debate
A Washington Post commentary notes the possible revival of knee breeches after a century of long trousers. It contrasts past boldness of the “dundies” with present conformity, as golfers engineers and hikers embrace knee pants for comfort and ease.
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Beau Brunel
Washington Post
Four Hundred and the Beloved Gathered in the Cave
A religious reflection converts 1 Samuel 22:1-2 into a meditation on Christ the anointed king, the rejected yet beloved, and the four hundred drawn to David. It urges believers to endure earthly scorn, faithful in trials, with promise of joint ruling with Christ and earned crowns.
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Adullam
Uney
Hilm
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Sunal
Geo. E
Gullite
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Satan
Daayid
Christ
Saul
Israel
Ils
Christ Inn
Apostle
Jonathah
Jonathan
Mount Gibbon
Tehran
Insurance tall tale tests policy limits
An agent refuses accident coverage to a man for being too tall, prompting a quip about his father’s age and danger. The reply notes his father was injured long ago when airplanes posed no threat of decapitation, highlighting a humorous misunderstanding of risk.
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Tann
Amerlican Legion Weekly
When Does Old Age Begin The Puzzle of Time
A dinner party question on aging yields a clever riddle. One guest posits that old age starts fifteen years after a person’s current age, revealing a simple yet shifting threshold that depends on the responder’s age.
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Cyrano
Parks
Prosperity’s Thorn Hedge Warns In Pasture Peril
The Presbyterian Record notes that prosperity can become a thorn hedge, constraining minds and narrowing paths, potentially trapping communities in a false sense of security. It cautions against excess and urges steady, prudent conduct to sustain genuine well-being.
Our New Linoleum Patterns Solve the Puzzle of Floors
Advertisement touts Armstrong linoleum patterns as a stylish durable solution for old wood floors. It promises a good-looking, comfortable, easy-to-clean option and highlights genuine Armstrong product.
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Eddy Refrigerator sale with wide selection and discounts
Refrigerators Now promotes Eddy Refrigerators with savings on ice and money. Complete line and money back satisfaction guarantee. Priced from 12 to 50 dollars. Records and rugs offered with specific sizes and prices including 10 inch records four for a dollar and 9x12 felt base rug for a dollar. 6x12 Axminster rug priced at 29.75 dollars.
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