Bible Begins with Creation and Redemption Themes
A Sunday School lesson reflects on Genesis creation, the divine Word, and the Spirit’s work to illuminate and redeem. It links Genesis to Revelation, notes Christ’s central role, and urges yielding to God to become new creatures through His light and power.
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American Press Association
Jesus
Moses
Joshua
Samuel
God
Andrew Murray
Lis
Weston
Earth
Heaven
Father
Jesus Christ
A Pledge That Changed A Drunkard’s Life
A church study scene unfolds as a drunk brother-in-law disrupts a service. A former drinker, Stephen Black, seeks the pledge and faith, prays with the pastor, then dies shortly after signing. He never drank again, dying a Christian man.
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George
Black
Stephen
Parson
Stephen Black
A Homeless Christ Sermon by Rev F DeWitt Talmage
The article presents Rev F DeWitt Talmage’s sermon on the Nativity, tracing Jesus birth from Herod’s throne room to Bethlehem inn and Nazareth homes. It argues that modern hypocrisy keeps Christ out of hearts and institutions, urging mercy to the poor and a room for Jesus in all lives.
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Christ
Bethlehem
No Room in Nazareth for Christ This Christmas
A preacher recalls the story of Mary and Joseph facing rejection as they sought shelter, urging readers to open their homes and sanctuaries to Jesus. The piece contrasts the cold reception of the holy family with modern indifference to the homeless and social outcasts, calling for compassion and faith. It also recounts the conversion of an unbelieving man, Mr. Swope, whose life transforms after his family's Christian influence and who dies blessedly on Thanksgiving Day.
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The
Christian Herald
Jesus
Bethlehem
Judea
Herod
Manger
Christ
Herod the Great
Jerusalem
Henry the VIII
Ann Boleyn
Catharine Howard
Napoleon III
Far East
East
New England
Joseph
Marley
Zebulon
Nazareth
Mary
Joseph the Carpenter
Nazareths
Temple
Church of God
The True Contents Of Whisky Bottle Debate
A public discussion questions whether dramshops may operate on Sundays and other days. The speaker argues against a guaranteed right to keep a dramshop open, saying licensing is a state privilege, not a natural right, and notes Sunday bans under Gov Folk.
New Metric Chart From Bureau Aids Global Weights System
The Bureau of Standards of the Department of Commerce and Labor has prepared a new metric chart showing geographic measures of the international system of weights and measures. It will be furnished free of charge for teaching the system.
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Bureau of Standards
Department of Commerce and Labor
Aged Infidel Converted At Ninety Five In Trenton
The life of Adam Swope of Trenton New Jersey, once bitterly hostile to religion and blocking his wife and children from church, ends in a dramatic late life conversion at age ninety five. His daughter Mrs Peter Arnold and son-in law embraced Christ after a public change of heart. Rev Charles H Elder preached salvation to the aged skeptic who cried and vowed to reform. The family and church life are cited as decisive in his turning to faith.
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Christ
Jesus
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Trenton
N. J
Charles H. Elder
Mr. Swope
Adam Swope
Carversville
Bucks County
Sarah Swope
Presbyterian Church
Peter G. Arnold
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