Laws That Bind and Break Across Time
The article contrasts arbitrary human laws with natural and moral laws rooted in God. It cites examples like parking fines and toothaches, notes that divine laws cannot be broken, and discusses Judah’s downfall as punishment for violating love and justice. It emphasizes unchanging legal principles and the prophets’ warnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah
Ezekiel
God
Jerusalem
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Preas Service
Twenty-Five Years Ago News From The Journal
Thirty items recount deaths and social notes from Hickman and nearby towns. William Peters, 68, merchant, dies at home. widow Ella Adams and daughter Mrs. Edward Brown survive. Dog bite injures letter carrier Stevens Brown. Harry Jopp substitutes. Various visits, trips, and family stays noted from Denton to Baltimore and Ocean City. A Religious Education Convention set for July 22 in Denton. later, a serious car accident at Ober’s Corner injures Dawkins. Farmers Picnic at Ridgely features 4-H events and a Caroline County Cattle Show. General George H. Hall, former Delaware Secretary of State, dies in Milford. funeral held. survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Peters
Hickman
Wm. J. Richards
J. Norman Clark
William Sylvester
Hillsboro
Canada
Clarence Chaffinch
Baltimore
John Chaffinch
Reuben Raleigh
M. E. McCleery
Braddock Heights
Ella George
Caroline County Sunday School Association
Denton Methodist Protestant Church
Caroline County
George A. McDaniel
Denton
Maude Hemmons
Ridgely
Lena Lewis
Boston Hospital
Dawkins
Maryland Experimental Sub
George H. Hall
Delaware
Disability Freeze Must Be Requested Promptly
Salisbury Social Security manager James G. Woodson urges timely application for a disability freeze starting in July to protect insurance rights for those who are or will be eligible for retirement payments. Requirements include six months of disability before 65, expected to last indefinitely, inability to work, five of ten years in covered work before disability, and 14 percent years worked in the three years before disability. A person disabled after 65 does not qualify. For details, contact the Salisbury Social Security Office. A closing line notes a pound of ice takes more space than water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Woodson
Salisbury
Woodson
Social Security Office
Maryland
Word Puzzle Clues From OCR Fragment Notes
A cryptic style list of crossword like clues and partial definitions includes annotations such as man nickname large fleet of ships and a coin from Rome. Other entries reference nouns adjectives verbs and archaic terms with hints to fill a grid.
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HE Bible
Dr. Foreman
Main Street
The
Journal of
J. H. Pollard
Hazel
M. E. Buffington
Blue Ridge Summit
Gettysburg
Washington
E. W. Short
Billy
Ocean City
Pauline Neighbors
Estelle DeFord
James Carter
Carmichael
Albert DeFord
Carter
Rivenberg
Irvin Speer
Los Angeles
Nlewsparre Aabhlvye
Iaa
Daily Crossword
Rome
Ily
Rom
Venice
Fighter
Lair
Wanes
Anom
Fidy
Fish
Sultan’s
Turk
Behave
Deface
Ernest Cooper
FOX Brothers
Washington Street
Easton
Roosevelt
Elwood F. Fleming
Hastings
Miramar
JO Lynn Apts
Charles Ludlam
H.p
Will's Sporting Goods Store
Franklin St. Jehone
Gale Electric Company
Cme
Bel Air Md
Mrs
Suburban Farm Service Co
Delmar, MD
Carville Fleetwood, Inc
Fourth & Franklin Sts
West Denton
Sherwood Brothers, Inc
G. D. Crouse
Sebarban’s
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