The Way Jesus Wants Us to Live Devotional Lesson
A devotional reading based on Revelation 21 1 14 outlines the believer's duties to God and neighbor. It offers methods for teaching the golden text, summarizes the New Heaven and New Earth, and lists practical objectives: living as a temple of the Holy Ghost, working, honest means, Bible education, rest to remember God, church unity, and neighborly mercy while preaching the gospel.
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Jesus
God
Father
Jesus Christ
Christ
House Divided Against Itself
Bishop Howden urges humility and prayer to heal church divisions and advance divine reconstruction. He stresses unity in the living God’s mission, warning that a divided church sustains the enemies of righteousness and delays humanity’s salvation.
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Church of the Nving God
Christ
Bishop Howden
Blessed Mysteries of Life and Death Reflections
A compact meditation on life and death noting that both are blood mysteries. The text questions when the angel of life opens the door to death and urges hearts to stay pure and souls strong in grace to rejoice in the Everlasting Day as Newman Swyth offers a closing reflection.
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Newman Swyth
Goats with a sense of humor request action in Venice
A visitor from Ohio sought help from Venice police after a goat chewed her purse and pocketbook contents. The billy allegedly ate two five dollar bills, by devouring shoestrings and laces, and kicked her footwear into the canal. She asked that her ten dollars be reimbursed.
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Venice
Cal
del Rey
Ohio
The Endless Life in Christ and the Future
A sermon on the eternal priesthood of Christ and the limitless life believers inherit. Christ’s intercession, indwelling power, and the resurrection life enable ongoing development beyond the grave. Present life as studio, future life in heavenly gallery, with memory and character carried forward.
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Ife
Melchisedec
Aaron
Christ
Lfe
God
Jesus Christ
Dynamite Suspicion After Dinner Pail Search
A patrol of soldiers halted laborers to inspect their dinner pails for hidden arms. One soldier rushed to the officer with a heavy suspicious mass. The officer declared it dangerous dynamite like material and questioned the worker about ownership as Pat jokes that cakes caused the puzzle.
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Pat
Bembers
Giant Telegraph System Question Likely from Census Data
The United States census bureau figures 21 telegraph firms, 241012 miles of pole line and 1888793 miles of single wire. Over 155 million messages yearly, 28805 offices, 89600 employees with salaries near 40 million dollars annually.
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United States Bureau of the Census
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