Great Commission Missions and Paul in Europe
A sermon outline discusses the Great Commission from Matthew 28 and the Acts 16 journey. It covers Christ’s lordship, discipleship, baptism, teaching obedience, and the promise of Christ’s presence, then details Paul’s Asia Minor restrictions, the Macedonian call, and Lydia’s conversion as Europe’s first convert.
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Cathay and its origin in Marco Polo’s travels
The name Cathay for China traces to Marco Polo’s Orient journeys. It is believed derived from the Khitah Khitan tribe of northern China. Europeans long used the term for the broader Far East. In Russian the term survives as Khital.
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Little Audrey Praises Contortionist In Vaudeville Show
Young Audrey gazed in rapt fascination at a contortionist in a vaudeville act. She told her mother with a laugh that the man has no more bones than a plate of ice cream.
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Audrey
Pursuit of Happiness Ideals From Gospel Herald
The Herald of Gospel Liberty notes that true happiness lies in giving and serving others rather than in acquiring wealth or being served. It argues that happiness comes from selflessness and aiding others, not from material gain.
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Manny
Herald of Gospel
Salvation From Christ Alone
A concise devotional line asserts salvation resides not in self but in Christ alone, praising God for the deliverance and the believer’s focus on Christ as the source of salvation.
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Christ
Crossword Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Clues
The Journal presents a mixed puzzle with horizontal and vertical word clues. Across include ancient patriot restaurant having wings reverential fear and other terms while down lists vehicles alive child single and more. The solution will appear in the next issue.
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English School
Branchega of
Persia
Pacific
A New Year Message From a Faithful Contemplator
A devotional exhortation that links New Year reflections to biblical themes. It emphasizes God’s plan, sacred interruptions in life, and the believer’s hope for renewal through Christ, urging readers to greet the year with spiritual rebirth and confidence in divine purpose.
Brownie Visits Llama After Gray Squirrel Chatter
Billie Brownie stops to visit a Llama in the zoo and chats with a Gray Squirrel about family quarrels between the Red Squirrel and Gray Squirrel clans. The Llama shares origins in South America, notes relatives Guanaco and Alpaca, and explains being a useful beast of burden before Brownie departs for afternoon bread with the Bears.
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Knowing the Lord in the Present
A reflective note cites that servants know the past and future of the Lord, but true guidance comes from knowing Him in the present moment, echoing spiritual counsel.
Crosses Versus Comforts in Central Ible Hall Record
The Central Ible Hall Record notes that crosses are often more comfortable than comforts, reflecting a concise opinion on choice between burdens and ease. The comment highlights a paradox about solace found in challenge over simple indulgence within the hall’s dialogue.
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Ible Hall
Exactions of Poverty Shape Successful Men
Macon Telegraph notes that boys raised in poverty gain character through self denial and frugality. They credit hardship with instilling discipline, thrift, and the drive to succeed, shaping their careers and value of money beyond mere earnings. The piece emphasizes education from hardship over wealth.
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Macon
How It Started By Jean Newton A Practical Look At A Knot
A columnist examines the phrase tying the knot in marriage, contrasting Western and Indian customs. It notes how Brahmin practices symbolically place a tassel or ribbon with a gold thread on the bride, claiming the knot as an indissoluble sign of union while dismissing divorce.
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India
Divorca
English Sparrows Introduced to America in 1850
The first English sparrows were brought to America in 1850 by Nicholas Pike and Brooklyn Institute directors to protect shade trees from caterpillar damage. Eight pairs were released the next spring, but none survived. A second shipment occurred in 1853, and over the next twenty years fifteen more shipments to the United States took place.
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America
Nicholas Pike
Brooklyn Institute
United States
Pathonoder Magazine
Deserted Island Echoes of a Mail Truck Whistle
A fragmentary note describes a shipwreck scenario on a barren shore where even distant sounds like a mail truck exhaust whistle evoke New York Medley imagery, hinting at isolation and resilience amid wreckage.
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