Acquaintance with God Guided by Eliphaz’s View
In a September issue of the Universalist Leader, a weekly Christian Endeavor reflection explores Eliphaz’s misjudgment of Job and argues for true acquaintance with God through His law, repentance, and faith in Jesus Christ. It highlights peace as the result of such fellowship and urges charitable love for the friendless rather than only loving those who love us.
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Moore
Hey
Job
Eliphaz
Eliphaa
God
Tim
Eliphax
Jesus Christ
Eliphat
Universalist
Sympathy as Christian service and shared life
Sympathy is a form of Christian service not a favor. It involves entering another life, sharing burdens and joys, becoming part of that life, and contributing strength. It strengthens individuality, does not lessen responsibility, and offers support that builds courage and ability for future progress.
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Ife
Stick to Your Tasks Despite Ill Health and Gloom
A Nashville Christian Advocate note urges persistence in duties when body or mood is weak. It affirms that much great work arises from those in poor health or distress and counsels doing duties as well as possible, leaving outcomes to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville Christian Advocate
Paul
Theodore L. Cayter
Some Gift of Sanctity in Mourning and Sin Remorse
A reflective quotation from J Martineau on Jesus asking disciples to remember Him. It notes the enduring bearing of His name in daily prayers and the gift of sanctity and peace it brings to bereavement and sin. The tone is reverent and contemplative about faith, remembrance, and consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
J. Martineau
Mutual Benet Column Shares Faith and Community Notes
Community column urges thoughtful daily effort and mutual aid with inspirational quotes and letters from readers. Mentions Aunt Madge, Janet's letters, a Golden Leaf cake recipe, and reflections on patience, charity, and self-improvement.
Why It Has Lost Influence and Numbers in New England Churches
Geo A Purums argues that country churches in Maine and New England declined as theological schools indoctrinated rural ministers with creed over inquiry. He blames seminary teachings for aridity, bigotry, and opposition to science, noting reformers like Whittier and Lincoln advanced change while churches lagged. He calls for a renewed, truth-seeking church leadership to restore vitality and social influence.
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Phebean Church
Air Flow
New England
Hancock County
Maine
Church
Sam Spenking
Herbert Spencer
Darwin
Earth
America
Whittier
Wendell Phillips
Garrison
Beecher
Charles Sumner
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Gulf
Church of the
North
Counsey
Church of Christ
Mr. Hyde
Geo
A. Puruiiis
Williams Identity Confession in Courtroom Exchange
In a courtroom exchange a defense attorney challenges the witness Williams about his true name and potential fraud. The witness claims recognition by identifying a scar and recalls a past act. He asserts he is the same Williams and urges patience as he faces the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Sir
Wiliams
Klondike Letter Describes Alaska Summer Life and Finds
In a July 30 1901 letter from Dawson City Alaska the writer details travel through Persia and Europe, observations on railroads ships theatres and schools, and concludes the world creation tale. He notes ground thaw features and permafrost dangers, mentions mammoth bones found at 20 to 60 feet, and describes local cabins, food, and wildlife as a summer haven for miners. The tone blends memoir with regional reporting and invites friends from Byleworth to visit the Klondike outpost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alla
France
Allah
England
Persia
Klondike
Nature
Sorick
Crick
Bileworth
Dawson City
Alaska
Doan's Kidney Pills Restore Engineer's Health at Hall's Mill
John Drake of Chapel Street, an engineer with 30 years’ service, details dull flank pains and nightly urinary trouble that worsened over time. After trying remedies, he used Doan's Kidney Pills from Wiggin's drug store and recovered fully, with the issue resolved. Sold by all dealers at 60 cents a box. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Wiggin
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U.S
Doan
A Foolish Practice Ends in Tragic Brain Disease
A physician recalls a precocious child delighted by being tossed in the air by a grandfather. The repeated frolic led to a spasm signaling a fatal brain illness beyond medical aid. An advertisement touts Mood's Sarsaparilla and Tod's Sarsaparilla as refreshers and restoratives.
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John Fil
Mutual Benet
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Ita
Aunientione
Permaston
Edleworth
Madge
M. B
Flossie
Dorcas
Janet
Bar Harbor
Uute
Johnny
Grandmother
Whcarn & Moone
Harry
Jones
The
Sirs. Allen R. Joy
Selevical
Ellsworth
John Drake
Chapel St., An En
Gineer
Hall's Mill
Ats
Sterling Remedy CO
Chicago
New York
Blilswoorte
Estey & Co
Fost Kod Bridge
Kilaworin
Mood
Tod
Adet
Hill
Partie Ql
Tae Feamatta
W. Kimo
Hancock County Savings Bank
aEnoaltern Ute Bank
Tross
Mr. Coolidor
John FP. Whitcomb
Charles C. Harrill
Abofrat Anrch
Aly. Doawnam
Joux
Wirroosa
B.coolidge
Camhole
Okantes C. Burl
A. Burnham
Axp
Séhnigns Ngetoat Te Waitnd Bisa “Isaac ® Husinons Eoltetiad
Ellewouth
John FE. Bunker, JR
Ornecus
Bar Sarbol
Bluehile
oMces
W. Hates
Elleworth
Mein A. Warpwett, A. D
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
Exonscor
Greely
Phiadelphia Dental College
Giles Bloox
Yarroll Burrill
Joe
Justice OF the Peaum
Omics
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Sramer
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Mie
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