Christ's Paradox on God and Mammon in Modern Sermon
The preacher explores two faces of Christ’s teaching, God and mammon, arguing religion and wealth clash by nature. He cautions against double worship, warns that money worship degrades character, and urges commitment to divine truth over riches while stressing the Bible treats money as a major duty topic.
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Christian Herald
Christ
God
Nathan
David
Lazarus
Dives
Kingdom of Heaven
Earth
Paul
Timothy
Mammon
Zaccheus
Simon Peter
Hell
Horace Greeley
Mammons
Money as a Revealer A Sermon on Mammon and Charity
Rev James I Vance surveys money's power in a southern country church, recounting a deacon returning a dime after counting more than the assessed ten cents per member. He argues wealth tests character, urges Christians to use money to serve God, make eternal friends, and promote evangelization through charitable giving.
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Michigan
Christ
God
Wall Street Journal
America
Rome
Hairpin Hazard at Golf Links Raises Alarm
The London Express laments that the country golf links are becoming vast hairpin cemeteries with millions of hairpins half buried and their business ends uppermost, posing annoyance and danger to players.
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The
London Express
Missed Opportunity in the Two Reports of the Spies
International Sunday School Lesson for Sunday September first, 1907 by Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Crafts discusses a missed chance seen in the biblical spies reports. The article outlines lessons drawn for faith, discernment, and leadership from the biblical account and applies them to contemporary life.
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Wilbur F
Spies and Faith in the Land of Promise
The article reviews the biblical exodus and the twelve spies led by Moses in Canaan. It contrasts Caleb and Joshua’s faith with the fear of the other ten, notes the punishment of the doubters, and highlights lessons on trust in God, leadership, and perseverance. It adds contemporary reflections and missionary examples.
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Christian Herald
Egypt
Land of Promise
Moses
Jehovah
God
Joshua
Jeader
Caleb
Abraham
California
Aaron
Canaan
Kitto
Duke of Portland
Marquis of Buckingham
Peloubet
Philadelphia
Boston
Karnak
Thermes III
Seti I
Rameses II
Royal Exchange
London
Sir Thomas Gresham
Moshesh
Basutoland
Kadesh Barnea
Babylon
Jesus
China
Sinim
Miners and coal burners rank least affected by consumption
J. W. Beers of West View, Pennsylvania, is noted for one of the world's most valuable shorthand libraries. It contains nearly all systems devised since 1700, highlighting the breadth of its historical shorthand collections.
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J. W. Beers
West View
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