Lesson on Gentile admission and the Jerusalem decision
The Antioch dispute over Mosaic law for Gentile converts leads Paul and Barnabas to appeal to Jerusalem. Peter, James, and the council affirm salvation by grace, urge Gentiles to abstain from idols, blood, and strangled foods, and send a letter confirming the decision for church unity.
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Antioch
Peter
Cornelius
Serusalem
Moses
Pat
Barnabas
Gen
Pau
Brethren of Antives
Jerusalem
Paul
Barnatus
Paulo
Parnabas
Jameos
Pete
Amos
James
Israel
Rom
Barnaba
Knowing How to Pray The military life of a man on earth is warfare
The quote from Robert Leighton stresses that life amid dangers favors a single fortress of prayer rather than many refuges. Those who know how to pray may face pressure but cannot be overwhelmed, offering a Christian reminder of steadfast faith.
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Robert Leighton
Enemies Hard to Fight and Cast Out Demoning Selfishness
A fragmentary utterance by ToL Cuvdor reflects that combating such selfishness and unbelief demands more than brief tasting and prayer, signaling a struggle framed as moral and spiritual warfare.
Growth in Grace The Christian Life’s Four Elements
A sermon outline by A H Seaman stresses growth in grace through four essentials. Getting started right, Bible knowledge, earnest prayer, and confessing Christ before others shape a faithful life. It cites Peter’s call to growth, Bible study, Jesus teaching on prayer, and examples like Patton and Stephen to urge personal devotion and witness.
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A.h.seaman
Peter
Apostle
Paul
Timothy
Plgrim
Jesus
God
John G. Patton
New Hebrides
Patton
Christ
Stephen
Calvary
Proof of God's Confidence Diffculties as God's Errands
Henry Ward Beecher states that difficulties are God’s errands and being sent on them proves divine trust, urging acceptance with faith. The line frames trials as an affirmation of God’s confidence, urging perseverance and meaning in hardship.
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Henry Ward Beecher
What Does Your Child Want to Know
Barbara Bourjail answers questions about digestion and stomach juices and how they affect health and beauty. The piece explains how proper digestion supports turning food into blood and sustaining vitality.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle in The Journal
The article explains solving a published crossword with numbered clues for horizontal and vertical words. It lists many definitions such as Train pullers Fury Sea Skyward To boast and more, offering guidance on placing letters and using black squares to form complete words.
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Ceruumber
Sena Engla
Why of Superstitions Plantain Hat Myth in Folk Belief
Harving King explores the plantain weed, its utility in folk medicine and its superstition laden history. The piece traces its plantain origins in Asia and Europe, the term planta meaning sole of the foot, and legends of disconsolate maidens transformed into the weed, linking myth to primitive man and metamorphosis.
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Asia
Europe
England
McClure Newanaper Syndicate
Tardy classmates and a hurried morning
A youngster slips into his seat as a chaotic start to the day unfolds. The boy fears blame and hides in stumbles and stutters while a mother’s duties and a teacher’s gaze shape the tense school scene. A short poem styled note from the McClure Newspaper Syndicate.
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Qazich
A Decent Day's Work Quote Powers Reflective Thought
A London Express quotation defines a decent day's work as causing no unhappiness, not diminishing faith in humanity, helping the discouraged, and avoiding vanity. The aphorism frames daily effort as moral fulfillment and social benefit.
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Mankind
London Express
Business Man Not Taking Chances in Portland
A Boston Globe reprint notes a Portland businessman who, after inviting a traveling man to dinner, remarks that he trusts his wife to guard the family’s honor. He adds he only invites plain, commonplace men so no woman would care to see them a second time.
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Portland
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Centor Journal
Melvin & Johnson, Inc. Publishers
P OB
Etizwater
Dean Moody
Christmias
Vo Oye
RV. A. H. Leaman
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Jesus Christ
Barbara Bourjail
Hubby
Eastern Shore Public Service Company
Denton, Maryland
Western Newspaper Union
M. K. Newnam’s
M. K. Newnam
Denton
Maryland
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Plantain
By Douglas Malloch
Sfe
Mother
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Caroline County
J. Virgil Moore
Corbin’s Ridge Bathing Beach
Fowling
Gilpin’s
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Cae
Telephoples Bank OF
the Peoples Bank
Denton, MD
Henry T. Nuttle
J. Frank Wright
Simmons
Andriner
R. H. Stafford
Burrsville, Maryland
F. J. Wright
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