What We Owe God And The Savior’s Coming
Biblical survey of Malachi describing Israel’s ingratitude and God’s indictments of priests and people. Highlights include profanation of God’s name, polluted offerings, greed, and the call to true sacrifice. Ends with warnings of judgment and the coming of Christ.
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Malachi
Nehemiah
Haggai
Zechariah
Zerubbabel
Jerusalem
Israel
Jacob
Esau
Edom
Severn
God
Christ
John the Baptist
Elijah
Beloved Sons of God Hope for Purity
A devotional verse from I John 3 2 3 emphasizes believers as the sons of God and the promise of transformation when Christ appears. It urges purifying themselves in anticipation of seeing Him as He is.
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God
Elin
John
The Devil's Postpile in Sierra Nevada Formations
The Devil's Postpile lies on the middle fork of the San Joaquin river in the Sierra Nevada. A mile long, half as wide, and 400 feet high, the columnar basalt displays honeycomb like prisms with pentagonal to hexagonal cross sections and rows resembling organ pipes.
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Sierra Nevada Mountains
San Joaquin River
Whose Place in Scripture The Christian View of Women
A discussion on gender roles in the Bible, noting that both men and women sinned, highlighting stories of Elijah and Elisha, and arguing that grace and regeneration elevate both sexes. It asserts women have important roles and calls for faith over mere courtesy in Christian life.
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Elijah
Ife
Jesus
Elisha
John
Mind Your Own Business
A reflecting remark on meddling in others disputes. a note about regret by Lord Carliste for his interference.
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Lord Carliste
When to Be Silent and Speak Well
A compact aphorism notes that speech should improve silence or be silence. It cites a medieval maxim attributed to Idleness the Elder, urging restraint and quality in words.
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Idlouyslus the Elder
Picturesque Mesopotamia Seen Through National Geographic Bulletin
A National Geographic Society bulletin lauds Mesopotamia as a picturesque land resembling the Garden of Eden with Mt Ararat in view. Along the Tigris river boats look like tubs, wicker and tarred 5 to 10 foot poofas serve as watercraft, and rafts use blown goatskin buoyancy. Dates abound in every courtyard as trees frame cupolas and skyline.
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Mesopotamia
Garden of Eden
Mt. Ararat
Cain
Abel
National Geographic Society
Tizris River
Not by Accident Revivals Require Faithful Prayers
Great spiritual awakenings come through the prayers of the faithful and do not descend without readiness. The Northwestern Christian Advocate emphasizes that revivals do not appear when people are unprepared, though they may arrive unannounced.
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Northwestern Christian Advocate
Proposing Amendments to Maryland Constitution 1922
Proclamation outlines five Acts to amend Maryland Constitution chapters 7 20 141 227 and 275 proposing increases in Baltimore City districts legislative representation new Article XVII quadrennial elections and misc amendments including gender language and officer terms Approved by Governor Albert C Ritchie July 15 1922 with directions for publication and statewide submission of amendments to voters on November 7 1922.
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Treasury Department
State of Maryland
Baltimore City
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Baltimore
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Supreme Bench
Rathmore City
Omineteen Limited
Albert CC
Ritcher
Derivation of Grass Widow Phrase Explained
The term grass widow likely derives from grace and the medieval idea of widows in grace for a year after a husband's death. Other theories link it to a sham party or a widow of grace due to church favor. In Europe the expression used contempt for an unmarried mother, while in Britain it often meant a real wife living apart briefly.
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Pearson's Weekly
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Earth's hottest spot recorded at Greenland ranch weather station
Ten years of data from the United States Weather Bureau indicate Death Valley and the Panaminte range host extreme heat. A July 10, 2015 reading of 146 degrees is cited as possibly the highest natural air temperature under standard shade conditions. Low precipitation and high evaporation characterize the region, with extreme midsummer heat affecting both adults and children.
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United States Weather Bureau
Greenland Ranch
Death Valley
Calle
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United States
Earth
Panaminte
Greenland
Igo
Selenthtle
The Trail of the Serpent praised by moviegoers
A street scene at the Oriental Groatta cinema features dialogue about the film The Trail of the Serpent. Flyers debate the hero’s prowess while the Ucket seller and Duapfine share opinions on the killer and hiss.
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Duapfine
Kansas City
Ashamed of the Old Folks
A humorous yet poignant tale from prep schools and colleges critiques parental status and display. A student says parents hinder his social world by fitting a narrow, prosperous mold, implying true value lies in conspicuous achievement rather than steady industry.
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Naw Haven
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