Saul Preached Christ and Faced Danger After Conversion
Lesson text surveys Saul's conversion in Damascus as he preaches Christ, faces opposition from Jews, and escapes danger. It notes his fellowship with believers, early ministry, and Barnabas' support, then his return to Tarsus and the broader mission to the Gentiles.
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Jesus Christ
God
Saul
Damascus
Christ
Jerusalem
Arabia
Jesus
Jewa
Jerugsalem
Barnabas
Tarsus
New Cable Links England and Holland Across North Sea
A new submarine telephone cable connects Great Britain and the continent. The 86 nautical mile line carries 16 conductors with paper insulation and dual lead sheathings, supports 12 simultaneous conversations, weighs 2,150 tons, and was laid from shore to shore without a final splice. It runs from Domburg on Walcheren to Aldeburgh in Suffolk.
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Great Britain
Continent
England
Holland
Domburg
Walcheren
Aldeburg
Suffolk
To Know All To Forgive All and Save
A reflective aphorism explores the link between knowledge and forgiveness and its potential to redeem and rescue in moral choice.
Sense of Duty Featured in Presbyterian Record Quote
A Presbyterian Record quotation argues that duty may not be the highest motive yet motivates the best men, reflecting on moral responsibility and leadership.
Giving to the Poor Glue Work Over Alms, Says Editor
In a critique of charity practice, the piece argues giving to the poor should fund glue work to stimulate industry rather than merely provide alms. It asserts the former fosters self reliance and reduces idleness among recipients. The author links practical aid to labor and community improvement.
Sin in Infancy Reflects on Wrongdoing by Mothers
A fragmentary line suggests a meditation on how infancy and early life shape views of sin, noting that mothers may commit ugly acts while being unaware or unfamiliar with the concept of wrong.
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle in The Journal
The Journal presents a cryptic style crossword with numbered clues for horizontal and vertical words. It explains that letters fill white spaces, with numbers pointing to definitions below the puzzle and that all words are standard or proper names, avoiding letters in black squares.
Girdle of Jeremiahs People Usable or Good for Nothing
Jeremiah warns against a people who cling to their own imaginations and other gods, likening them to a girdle hid in a rock that becomes good for nothing. The piece urges Christians to avoid worldliness, strive to bear fruit, and be usable by God, citing scripture and hymns to urge active faith.
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Jeremiah
Euphrates
Jarael
Israel
Judah
Kingdom of Heaven
Church of God
Gideon
Paul
Core of Our Civilization The Sunday Invites Thought and Reverence
The text extols Sunday as the core of civilization inviting solitary reflection and noble society. It emphasizes thought, reverence, and moral engagement as central values. The fragment reflects a devotional or editorial tone on communal values without concrete events or dates.
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Dmerson
Enduring Peace Quote On Victory Over Sin
A compact quotation declares that lasting peace cannot be won by subterfuge or agreement but only through victory over shame and sin. It emphasizes personal and collective moral effort as the path to true peace, rejecting evasive or corrupting means.
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Ituskin
General Hunter Order Freeing Slaves in Georgia Florida South Carolina
General David Hunter in May 1802 issued a decree freeing all slaves in Georgia Florida and South Carolina. Lincoln nullified the order, restoring the status quo and igniting disputes over emancipation policy.
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David Hunter
Department of the South
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Lincoln
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