Pauls Love and Devotion in Thessalonica Message
The lesson outlines Pauls second missionary journey founding of the Thessalonica church. It covers his courage and honesty in ministry, his unselfish labor, their reception of the gospel as Gods Word, and his prayers and expectations of Christs return. Timothy and Silas accompany Paul, with focus on his character, methods, and exhortations for living worthy of God.
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Paul
Thessalonica
Macedonia
Philippi
Philipp I
Timothy
Silas
Thessalonians
Satan
Jesus
No sin more offensive to God than pride, virtue in humility
A rule quotes: no sin is more offensive to God and injurious to the soul than pride. It extols humility as the grace most commended by precept and example.
Truth is not of man's making but of God's revelation
In a church bulletin style notice a quoted phrase asserts that truth comes from God rather than man, urging readers to hear it in the house of God as part of American Lutheran messaging.
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God
To Be Thankful Is to Be Christlike, Said Conwell
A brief platitude attributed to Stussell H. Conwell emphasizes thankfulness as a Christlike virtue. The quote frames gratitude as a defining moral quality, urging readers to cultivate thankfulness in daily life.
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Stussell H. Conwell
White as color is actually all colors combined
The statement notes that while white is commonly treated as a color, technically it is not a color on its own but the sum of all colors. It reflects a common misconception about color theory.
Early librarians cited in ancient records
The first librarian with a recorded name was Amit-anu a Babylonian around 1600 B C. Nehemiah is also said to have established a library, reflecting early efforts to preserve written works.
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Amit-anu
B. C
Nehemiah
Fragmentary Willesden Witness Account Highlights Self-Defense
A Willesden witness recalls a confrontation where a sharp reply was met with aggression. The witness states, I bit there and pulled out her hair in self-defense. The brief excerpt appears in a column from Tit-Bits.
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Willesden
How to Solve a Crossword Puzzle in The Journal
A readable puzzle guide notes that correct letters in white squares unlock vertical and horizontal words. It lists numbered under horizontal and vertical clues covering many definitions including English school for boys, ancient harp, to govern, and impersonal pronouns, with notes on dictionary word usage and abbreviations, plus a promise that the solution will appear in the next issue.
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Serviette
Brawe
Answer To Last Week's Puzzle
Earth a desolation set the stage for creation's work on the fourth day when a luminary appeared upon ruin. God began six days to shape heavens and earth now renewed as a home for man in His image. He rested in achievement, and the seventh day foreshadows Christ and the church reigning in universal rule.
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Adam
Jesus Christ
Church
Universal Empire
Ruin and Renovation of Creation
Rev. George Be. Guille from Moody Bible Institute Extension Department presents a study on the arc of creation, exploring themes of ruin and renewal within a theological framework and offering insights for faith-based reflection and reform.
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George BE. Guille
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Origins Debate in Genesis and Cosmic Catastrophe
A religious discourse argues Genesis 1:1–2 as a divine, not scientific, creation account. It describes the earth as desolate and void after a primordial cataclysm tied to Satan, with later verses implying a preexisting sun and a judgment that shaped the initial world.
Teaching Offices of the Church and the Mind of Christ
The living body of sympathetic men must bring the truth of the book to others through the human voice and the aid of the subtle sympathy that pervades assemblies of people. John Hall stresses the church’s teaching offices aim to declare the mind of Christ.
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Christ
John Hall
Lookout Mountain Weather Rock Dares A Perilous View
A Chattanooga weather rock on Lookout Mountain haunts visitors with a dangerous overlook 2900 feet above the valley. From hands and knees explorers gaze down at farms villages and rivers spread like a green and silver map. The sheer cliff and loose pebbles create a real risk of sliding to the edge.
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Lookout Mountain
Chattanooga
Tenn
Medicine Hat
Washington
Green Valley
Stranger Guessed Weil in Arkansas Corn Share Story
A traveler criticizes a northern Arkansas cornfield from a fence. The farmer explains he planted a small kind and a yellow kind, noting he will get half a crop on shares. The tale ends with the traveler calling him a poor guesser while the Arkansan smiles at his own method.
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Arkansas
Arkansan
Kansas City Star
Light Axiom Proves False In Church Gas Failure
A minister in a small gas powered church declared a prophetic line. Immediately the building lost light due to a gas supply failure. He urged the Brethren to pause for silent prayer for the gas company as the supposed fulfillment unfolded.
Plain Gold Ring Survives Fashion Change in Royal Wedding
The plain gold wedding ring, a Saxon survivor, outlasted fashion attempts to jeweled settings. Queen Mary of England and Philip of Spain sparked debate among English statesmen who urged gem setting, but Mary insisted on a plain hoop for her marriage.
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Mary
England
Philip of
Spain
Detroit Free Press
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