Unrecognized Jesus Walks With Disciples On Road
When Jesus joins Cleopas and another disciple they fail to recognize Him. He questions their sorrow and rebukes their partial belief, then opens the Scriptures about the death and resurrection. Recognizing Him at the meal, they gain faith and haste to tell others about Christ’s resurrection.
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Emmaus
Jerusalem
Jesus
Cleopas
Nazareth
Savior
Christ
Conciseness in Speaking Cited as Sign of Ignorance
Feltham argues that every man should study concise speech as long speeches please the speaker but torture the hearer. The remark emphasizes clarity and brevity as marks of wisdom in discourse.
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Feltham
Quotes on Self and Friendship from Classic Authors
A compact collection of reflective quotes from Walpole Shakespeare Lavater and Tennyson. The passages compare reserve to old watches warn against quarrels urge contentment and joy found in presence. It cites The Secret The Quarrel Proper Test of Book and Selfishness Never Brought Joy.
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Shakespeare
Three Crosses and the Thief as Gospel Message
A sermon style meditation on Calvary’s three crosses. One cross signifies the love that saves, another the prideful refusal of grace, and the third the penitent thief who confesses Christ and is promised paradise. The piece emphasizes forgiveness, judgment, and faith in the kingly Christ.
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Isaiah
Calvary
Earth
Christ
Paradise
German Prodigy Demonstrates Extraordinary Brain Control
A twenty-one-year-old German prodigy amazes with control over muscles and language tasks. She sings a German song, writes English with her right hand and French with her left, and performs backward and forward writing in different languages. She writes dictation backward with one hand and begins sentences at both ends to finish in the middle. Scientific American notes these feats appear beyond belief.
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Germany
Scientific American
Fifth Grade Christmas Story Prize At St. Joan of Arc
Pupils in St. Joan of Arc parochial school were told to write a Christmas story and pick a prize. To hide authors, students were asked to sign with famous names. Most chose George Washington Abraham Lincoln Woodrow Wilson or President Harding. Mike Fox won with the name Paul Castner on his story.
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St. Joan of Arc’s
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
President Harding
Mike Fox
Paul Castner
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