The Judge Before a Judge in Jesus Trial Reflections
A religious reflection on Jesus trial notes questions to Jesus as bearing authority. It traces events from Lazarus to Judas, Pilate and Herod, and concludes with Jesus as truth witness and king of all who listen. It emphasizes accountability before God and the universal reach of Jesus' message.
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Arimathea
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Caiaphas
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Zaccheus
Bethany
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Peter
Judas Iscariot
Judas
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Christ
God
Vilante
Tilate
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Vilate
Herod Antipas
Herod
Roman Empire
Paul
A Sermon by Reverend D C Babcock on Judgment
A sermon by Rev. D. C. Babcock urges listeners to take Christ’s return seriously. He describes the Son of Man judging nations, separating sheep from goats, and asks souls to seek conversion and lasting readiness for eternal judgment.
The Prayer of Faith: A Childs Prayer Heals a Ill Child
A mother recounts her daughter Pearlies illness and how Gerties quiet faith at the table moved God to grant healing. The little girl prayed softly and trusted that God would answer, teaching a lesson that God may answer in better ways or with delays.
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Papa
Gertie
Que
Maimima
Gol
Peace Through the Sin Bearing Work of Christ
The author argues true peace comes only through the sin bearing work of Jesus Christ. He recalls that forgetting God or doubting his nature leads to ruin, while reconciliation removes distance and variance between God and the believer, forming an unwavering friendship and inner calm.
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Hell
Keep a Brave Heart and Hold Fast to Faith
A reader urges a woman to guard optimism despite cynicism. The piece counsels prayer, perseverance, and faith in a victorious outcome, comparing life’s trials to storms and fire. It emphasizes hope, courage, and the Captain who never lost a battle guiding the soul.
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Noveryen
Earthquake Tale by Baron Turnboldt in Cumana
The St Louis Advocate recounts Baron Turnboldt for a first earthquake witnessed in Cumana South America. He describes a stillness followed by violent ground upheaval as buildings toppled and trees fell while the sea receded and ships lay on the sand. He notes only the heavens remained unmoved urging Christians to learn a lesson.
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Baron Turnboldt
Cumana
South America
St. Louis
Look Out For Your Pocket And Give To Missions
A sermon tale urges believers to give to God's work instead of letting their pockets be picked. The author cites a charity appeal that failed to move one woman, who later quipped that the devil found her pocket while the parson could not reach it. The piece warns that withholding tithes leads to poverty and that generosity brings a better fate in the end.
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H. A. Mitchell
Clifton Springs Sanitarium
Joss
Jesus
Christ
Joseph Benson
Ate Lavelt
Whale Company
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Fray
Satan
Von
Canaries
Reseuerh
Orsook
The Anchor Holds in Moody Quote on Bible Study
D. L. Moody stresses that those rooted in Scripture gain great peace while those who neglect Bible study grow easily offended under trouble. The message links Scriptural engagement with enduring inner calm amid opposition.
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D. L. Moody
The Childs Toys and Imagination in Play
Martha Cutler argues in Harper's Bazar that children should be given fewer toys that stimulate imagination rather than imported mechanical ones that do the work. Too many or too easily activated toys dampen creativity and leave the child watching rather than doing.
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Martha Cutler
Harper's Bazar
Rubbing It In Booth Tarkington on a Fifth Avenue scene
The account recalls Booth Tarkington describing a half starved high-brow novelist in Indianapolis. On a wintry Fifth Avenue day a publisher in a rich auto paused by the car window and teased the author about a manuscript nearly falling from his hip pocket. The publisher mocked the author’s fame and wealth with a scornful laugh.
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Booth Tarkington
Indiananolia
Mr. Tarkington
Fifth Avenue
Invest Wisely by Choosing an Established Bank
A prudent investor should consult a reputable banking house before investing. Seek a competent banker who will study your investment problem thoroughly. The article notes a rising class of bankers handling over $100 million yearly, offering expert advice to savers of $100 annually.
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America
Leslie’s
Christ and the Paralytic Healing Faith and Forgiveness
A devotional piece on the paralytic carried through a roof to Jesus in Capernaum. Jesus forgives the man's sins, then heals him, while critics question and marvel at the authority to forgive sins. It links modern medical faith, healing power, and lessons for teaching children.
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The
Christian Herald
Jesus Christ
Jess
Jesus
Jesna
Mim
Jin
Thes
Peter
Capernaum
God
Henry W. Foster
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From Kipling to Temperance and a Reclamation Day
A compact review traces Kipling’s shift to prohibition after a Buffalo beer hall scene and notes temperance campaigns. It covers Washington’s Birthday Salvation Army efforts, a reform farm plan for drunkards, Bates College abstinence pledges, Confederate groups opposing liquor labels, and quotes on faith and doubt from religious figures and scholars.
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Buffalo
New York Salvation Army
Washington
Doubts Dispelled by the Sun
It is said that Dr. Merle d Aubigne appears to have clarified lingering questions about sun exposure and its effects, according to contemporary observers. The report frames his remarks as authoritative and reassuring.
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Merle d
Never Give Up and Seek Help Through Faith
A moral exhortation urges young men to struggle against temptation with steady effort. It cites divine support as a steadfast aid, quoting a biblical verse about being lifted from a pit and set on solid ground. The message emphasizes perseverance while trusting in Christ’s strength to overcome evil passions.
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Christ
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