Birth of John the Baptist Foretold and Jesus Birth
The lesson summary presents the Nativity and John the Baptist stories with moral truths. It covers Zechariah's doubt, Mary and Jesus birth, the shepherds and angels, the Visit of the Wise Men, Jesus in the temple, and the call of disciples, concluding with faith and following Jesus as guiding themes.
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The
Christian Herald
John the Baptist
Jesus
John
Satan
Sea of Galilee
Simon
Andrew
James
Zebedee
God
Apostle Paul
Timothy
Titus
Capernaum
Peter
The Elder Son in the Parable of the Prodigal
A sermon by Rev. F. B. Pullan uses Jesus parables to expose ill temper and elder brotherism in the story of the prodigal son. It labels the elder brother as self righteous, angry, and unforgiving, urging readers to embrace Godlike love and welcome back sinners.
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Are
Jesus
Drummond
Christ
John
Temperance View on Monday Accidents and Alcohol Risks
The article notes a hospital accident where a worker injured cleaning machinery after a Monday shift, linking Monday accidents to Sunday drinking. It cites studies from Germany and Austria on alcohol’s role in accidents, healing, and compensation costs, and discusses an international effort to establish a Stockholm-based research institute for alcohol questions.
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Robert B. Patton
University of Venna
Hohenegg
France
Germany
Austria
Vienna
Paria
International Institute For Study of Alcoholism
Switzerand
Bureau of Information
Hercod
England
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
Switzerland
Stockholm
The Sky Limit Embezzlement Tragedy Recalled
A friend pays tribute to a treasurer who confessed to embezzling a large sum from his firm. With a $4,000 salary, his lavish life and alimony woes exposed a cycle of shining money and downfalls. The NY Mail comment calls for a moral reckoning on reputations and ruin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
New York Mail
Danish temperance movement traced to Rev. Carl Elholtz
The article marks thirty three years since Rev. Carl F. Elholtz delivered his first temperance lecture in Denmark, credited with initiating the Danish temperance movement. It notes Denmark now has about 170,000 to 180,000 members across temperance groups and praises a lifetime of consistent effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower House
Sweden
Carl F. Elholtz
United States
Denmark
Eltzohltz
Enduement Through the Holy Ghost in Christian Life
Dr. Burrell emphasizes reliance on the Master’s prayer and sanctification by the word. He urges waiting on the Spirit of Power, tarrying at Jerusalem for empowerment, citing the Pentecost rush of wind and tongues of fire as the source of strength for service and kingdom progress.
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Jesus
Matthew
David Burrell
Jerusalem
Kinship With Christ and the Supreme Family Bond
A meditation on kinship arguing that true relation rests not in birth but in character. The highest ties come from being born again by the Holy Spirit, making believers royally related under God the Father with Christ as head. Genuine church involvement requires personal faith and life as well as support.
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Doctors of the Law
Temple
Mary
Joseph
Nazareth
Jerusalem
Jesus
Earth
God
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Christian
Christ
Ungrateful and Unworthy Lives Reflect Church Apathy
A columnist profiles a class of wealthy non Christians who admire churches yet avoid personal involvement or financial duty. They tolerate church presence and prefer Christian society without committing to church missions, leadership, or support, leaving religious life to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani Set
Conquering Hindrances Inspires a Noble Physician
A crippled boy in a hall watches others and longs for their chances. A young man tells him that God gave him his lame leg to make him a man. The boy accepts the challenge, grows heroic, and becomes a Christian physician.
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Jim
J. R. Miller
D. D
Weeping Saints Pray to God for Zion
The piece cites biblical figures such as Jacob, Moses, Ezra, Jeremiah and other saints who wept and cried to God in prayer. It notes that their tears accompanied devout perseverance and intercession for Zion and spiritual renewal. The message links sorrow with faith and persistent petition across testaments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jacob
Moses
Ezra
Zion
Jeremiah
Million for a vacation home and convalescent care
Mrs. Caroline Neonstadter of New York leaves 1 million dollars in her will to establish a vacation home for the needy and for convalescents or those in delicate health. Prince Waldemar, son of King Frederick of Denmark, is named honorary president of a company to develop the harbor of St Thomas in the Danish West Indies. The plan aims to deepen the harbor and build wharves and docks to handle expected rise in shipping after the opening of the Panama Canal.
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Caroline Neonstadter
New York City
Prince Waldemar
Frederick of
Denmark
St. Thomas
Danish West Indies
Panama
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George Macdonald
Simeon
Anna
Lord Jesus
Judea
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Korea
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