The Queen of Sheba Learns Solomon's Glory in Jerusalem
Dr Talmage uses the Queen of Sheba’s visit to Solomon as a contrast to the Christian’s surprise at divine grace. He praises Solomon’s wealth and artistry, then urges believers to pursue faith actively, insisting that the half of God’s mercy and glory was not told. He envisions a future royal reception in heaven beyond any earthly splendor.
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Solomon
Dr. Talmage
Jerusalem
Pabnyra
Thapsacus
Euphrates
Palestine
Eziengeber
Mount Lebanon
Joppa
King’s Gate
Egypt
Temple
Solomon’s Palace
Hiram
Josephus
Sheba
Jesus
Christ
Elizabeth Christina
Prussia
Maria Feodorovna
Russia
Marie
France
Helena
Constantine
Arcadia
Constantinople
Clotilda
Elizabeth of
Burgundy
Prince Albert
Windsor
Queen Victoria
Abyssinia
Arabia Felix
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of Heaven
Elis
Isaiah
John
I’aul
Ezekiel
Luther
Calvin
John Milton
China
God
India
Ganges
Italy
Heaven
Lebanon
Senators and governor taste famed whisky with iron key found
One day Senator Beck and ex Governor Magoffin visited Major Daviess near Harrodsburg. They tested liquor from a barrel, debated its brand and age, and discovered a small iron key in the dregs, evidence of iron in the whisky. The host claimed no adulteration and resolved their differing guesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Magoffin
Maj. Daviess
Harrodsburg
McBrayer
D. L. Moore
George
Lewisville Courder-Journal
Cheering Words and a Clergyman's Hapless Resignation
A humorous vignette from a theological seminary features a beloved clergyman who plans to read his resignation after notices but delays hoping to avoid distracting his sermon. After delivering the discourse he reads the resignation, then turns to a hymn, and the line about Good Cheer appears, while the piece humorously notes a bachelor from choice. Life.
They Made Records The Curio Collector And Ship Builder Tales
A portrait of aged Americans whose lives birthed unlikely fame. Nick Schutze the Indiana curio collector and the James Goudie shipbuilder from Evanston built items and vessels that crossed eras. Bruce the type founder Firth-made engines and the first steamship builder reveal progress from 19th century Chicago to Cunard era shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce
Michigan
American Press Association
James Goudie
Santa Claus
James Gondie
Evanston
Atlantic
Savannah
Royal William
Picton
Nova Scotia
Gravesend
Ysabel Segunda
Isabella IL
Goudie
Kiebeo
John Goudie
Lakes
Greenock
Scotland
Canada
Bean
Luile St Dout
Het
Tan
Anna McKinzie
Montreal
Chicago
The
Literary and Historical Society
Quebec
Robert Bruce
Dey Street
New York
South Fourth Street
Brooklyn
Stort Lane
Little Green Street
Maiden Lane
Nassau Street
John Griscomb
John Ruggles
Ruggles
Robert
An American Farmer Offer To Subscribers
We announce arrangements with the American Farmer of Cleveland Ohio to mail the farm magazine to subscribers who pay all arrearages and a year in advance or to new subscribers paying $1.12 for one year. The sixteen page national journal focuses on agriculture economy and education. Call to see a sample copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
American Farmer
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Nick Schutze
Nick
Dyer
Ind
Wilhelm
William
Lake County
Etruria
Umbria
New York City
Ezra Bostwick
Union City
Onondaga County
N. Y
Cearee
Union
J. WH
Bran
Farmers of Allen Go
Fort Wayne
Chas
Everett
Sentinel
Pebbagheh
Scientific American Agency
Munn & CO
Broadway
America
Scientific American
Munn
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