Pauls Nephew Saves His Life and Jerusalem Plot
Lesson notes recount Paul’s arrest as Jews mob him at the temple after vow, his defense before the Sanhedrin, and the Lord standing with him. It highlights his Roman citizenship, Gamaliel training, and the nephew's timely warning that thwarted a murder plot. Cautionary themes warn against self sufficiency and denying judgment.
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Paul
Paula
Jerusalem
St. Paula
Tarsus
Gamaliel
Jesus
Sanhedrin
V. S
God
The Glory of the Lord From Teman and Paran
A biblical verse from Habakkuk 3 3 proclaims that the glory of the Lord comes from Teman and the Holy One from Mount Paran with the heavens full of praise and Selah reflections on divine might.
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Teman
Mount Paran
Selah
Century plants and monocarpic bloom in long cycles
The text explains that few plants are true century plants blooming after a hundred years. It cites the Mallotus palm of India living 50 years or more before blooming, then dying after flowering. It notes American century plants may fruit after eight to ten years or fail to bloom indoors, and mentions bamboos that bloom only once after long vegetation.
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India
Fragmentary Quote on Shame and Cowardice in Montaigne
A fragmented excerpt discusses shame in discovery with a reference to Montaigne. The text contrasts a coward toward men with a man facing God, implying inner judgment and fear. The source fragment preserves a philosophical tone without clear narrative or event.
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Hs Montaigne
Bacou
Elihu Yale a Welshman with Indian fortune and harsh rule
The Manchester Guardian notes Elihu Yale born near Boston identified as Welsh. He amassed wealth in India by questionable means and, as Madras governor, hanged his English groom for taking horses out of bounds. On returning to Mugla he gained a notorious reputation for generous gifts.
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Elihu Yale
Boston
Manchester Guardian
India
John Forster
Madras
Mugla
Peasants oppose Bolshevik theories in Russia say World’s Work
Hugo W. Koebler notes in Worlds Work that about 90 percent of Russia’s population are peasants and 90 percent or 99 percent of peasants oppose Bolshevik theories. Some peasants actively oppose Bolsheviks while most show passive resistance to Bolshevist doctrines.
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Russia
Wrangel’s
Hugo W. Koebler
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