Bastile site marked by monuments and historic sieges
A long column marks the Bastile site in Paris past, with notes on its fortifications, imprisonment, and sieges from 1789 to 1871, and Lafayette’s gift of its key to Washington. The piece moves through Ras Es Safsaf and Mt Sinai legends, then catalogues Meridian Stone in Hammerfest, Maclean’s Cross at Iona, gold discovery at Ballarat, English landfall in Barbados, and Christ of the Andes as a peace monument.
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Paris
Nere
Lafayette
George Washington
Mt. Vernon
Moses
Israel
Ras Es Safsaf
Ras Ka Safsaf
Mt. Sinai
Asia Minor
Children of
Meridian Stone
Hammerfest
Norway
Europe
Alaska
Tagleries
Ird
Edward Sabine
Iona
Scotland
Sculmhill
Inner Hebrides
Argyllshire
Ross of Mull
Bulle Mtr
St. Oran
Church of St. Mary
St. Martin's Cross
Australia
Ballarat
Victoria
Melbourne
Fidd
Barbados
Caribbean
Pasa
Argentina
Chill
Christ the Redeemer
Reverence as a State of Mind in Worship
The article argues reverence is not tied to time or place but a disposition of heart toward the sacred. It traces how reverence appears across settings, from temples to nature, and urges openness to divine revelation in any form. It stresses acting becomingly, respecting regional customs, and staying natural in spiritual experience.
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God
Solomon's Temple
Bethlehem
Jerusalem
Damascus
Patmos
God Waa
Jesus
Isles
Temple
Father
Marth
Gentle Spirit and the Power of Gentleness
A reflection on gentleness as a fruit of the spirit from the Ohio State Journal. It contrasts calm, benign influence with loud, violent temper and notes that true religious tone shows in a measured voice. It warns against counterfeit gentleness and links harsh speech to fleshly works.
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Apostle
Ohio State Journal
All to God's We Are His Stewards
A devotional passage asserts that all possessions and blessings originate from God. It states humans are created by God, receive every gift as from the Father of lights, and serve as stewards of both temporal goods and spiritual blessings. It emphasizes divine sovereignty and stewardship.
Old Captain Rose Tale Ends in Startling Fate
A nostalgic piece recalls the life of Old Captain Rose a former Long Island life saver with a humorous summer tone. The story features quirky names and a moral about laughter and shared sorrow in a light hearted newspaper style.
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Captain Rose
Long Island
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