Pleasures of Sin and Temperance Reflection
A temperance discourse contrasts temptations of pleasure with harms from sin. It cites the sunlit sea, nature’s moods, and a fisherman, then warns that excessive indulgence in alcohol and vice leads to physical and spiritual death. Emperor William notes crime ties to drinking. Saloons prey on weakness. human nature needs grace.
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The Curse Comes Home and Hall of Christ Hallmarks
Ex governor Patterson’s son in Washington faces a crime and dipsomania findings as the elder’s liquor ties are discussed. The piece then tours the New York Chautauqua Hall of Christ with its white brick design and stained glass depicting Christ life. It ends with a children’s lesson and a Christmas star pageant.
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The Visit of the Magi and the Christ King
An article recalls the theocentric Christmas narrative focusing on Jesus as king born in Bethlehem. It cites the Magi journeying from far Persia guided by a star, with sources from Zoroaster and Jewish prophets, and notes global reverence for Christ through history and quotations from Lamb, Paul, and Hillis.
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A. V. Williams Jackson
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The Primary Law of Gravitation and Love
The piece argues that gravity was the initial force shaping the world and that love for God and neighbor is the supreme law for humans. It elevates Jesus as the perfect model, cites Paul’s writings on working out salvation, and asserts love as the ultimate motive and measure of true greatness.
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Egypt
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Greatness and love in Christ’s transforming path
A sermon by Bishop Henry W. Warren argues greatness is reachable by all through love and service. He cites Christ’s promises, transformation through renewed mind, and love as the highest measure guiding justice, patriotism, and neighborly care.
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Mission of the Holy Spirit and its Church Role
The Spirit’s mission is to complete Jesus Christ’s work by revealing Christ to hearts, guiding into truth, convicting unbelief, and glorifying Christ. He acts in the church through believers’ consecrated faith, requiring a personal, sustained relationship to dwell within and purify lives through the blood of Jesus.
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