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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1926
Page
4
A lesson on Numbers 13 17 to 14 45 outlines Moses sending twelve spies to Canaan and Judah Caleb and Joshua urging faith amid giants. It covers the majority and minority reports, the people’s rebellion, Moses intercession, and God’s response limiting entry to the next generation.
A grim statistician claims that since American history began, twenty billion has been buried in cemeteries. He notes that Egyptian tombs lack such treasure yet ancient burials show jewels and trinkets buried with the departed, including swords and helmets.
An anecdote recalls the young Wellington’s habit of being prepared well before needed. The engineer of the New London Bridge offers to meet at a quarter before five, and the duke smiles, claiming he owes all he has achieved to arriving a quarter hour early and learning this as a boy.
A devotional discussion explores the words glory and grace as revealed in Christ. It contrasts grace with law, emphasizes grace as God’s free gift through Jesus, and links salvation to praise of divine glory. Grace surpasses all displays and endures, culminating in the throne of God and the Lamb.
A curious note about Israel Zangwill arriving on time for a Scala rehearsal only to find the company waiting in the foyer. The actor read a prompt about punctuality causing a humorous moment as the stage manager revealed the rehearsal location.
A historical record notes George F. Buer of Divine Rights claiming labor rights would be protected not by agitators but by Christian men endowed with wisdom to control property interests nationwide. The remark frames a stance on labor and property in a religiously guided governance view.
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