The Free Gift of Eternal Life in Christ Jesus Our Lord
Sermon argues eternal life is not gradual refinement but a rebirth through the Holy Spirit. Belief and obedience unite believers with Christ, making eternal life a free gift imparted in and through Jesus. The speaker emphasizes knowing God as the core of eternal life and urges all to receive this life by faith and surrender.
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Abounding Grace Described As Boundless Christian Virtue
The excerpt portrays abounding as a vast, free, limitless grace from God poured into believers. It links the word to oceanic breadth and mountain air, emphasizing outward service, liberty, and continual expansion of faith beyond self.
The Happiest Life Says Dr Lyman Abbet
The happiest life is one focused on others and helping those around him. Thoughts about self do not heal sins. action is required to escape weakness. A healthy nature is busy with normal activities and cannot indulge in intellectual self excuse.
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Stifling One's Convictions and Its Dangers
The author argues that suppressing inner convictions by failing to change life, cut spending, curb harmful habits, or heed conscience worsens strength. Stifled beliefs lead to growing weakness and eventual incapacity to resist the need for change.
The Value of Church in Strengthening Life
The Christian Guardian argues a man may err by seeking life apart from the church, noting its imperfect but vital role in happiness and goodness. It contends church help surpasses other institutions in uplifting people.
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Skin care of Chinese women linked to massage practice
The article notes that the fine appearance of young Chinese women stems from meticulous skin care, with massage identified as the general cause of the observed results.
Prohibition and the Saloon Debate in Christian Writings
A collection of speeches and opinions arguing for total abstinence and prohibition. Key figures cited include William Jennings Bryan and Robert J. Burdette. The text critiques licensing, praises absolute prohibition, and cites social harms of liquor, with examples from Pasadena and New York.
Sheridan on temperance and guiding his sons
A brother officer asks how General Sheridan would shepherd his four children. Sheridan replies he cannot guide them all his life and fears the dangers ahead, naming drink as the greatest curse a strong boy might face.
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World Book of Temperance
German novelty small transformers for low voltage lamps
A German novelty item converts high voltage circuits to run low voltage lamps by screwing into standard light sockets.
Joy in Service Feasting and Fasting Sunday School Lesson
A 1912 Sunday School lesson by Dr. and Mrs. Wilbur F Crafts discusses Matthew the publican as a convert and follower of Jesus. It compares feasting and fasting and cites Matthew inviting tax collectors to meet Jesus, while Jesus explains his mission to call sinners.
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Everybody's Book The Bible as universal guide and solace
The Bible is described as everybody's book fitting all ages, languages, and classes. It transcends occupations and cultures, offering divine consolation and universal wisdom. From children to the aged, it is praised as literature across civilizations and eras, shaping thought and progress.
The Art of Giving and Receiving Explains Giving Joy
The piece argues that giving yields greater delight than receiving and that even children and selfish people understand its value. It notes the challenge is not persuading generosity but teaching readiness to receive without causing discomfort. Givers often err by scattering help imprudently.
Truth and the perils of deceit in character
The text warns that truth is the foundation of character and that lying harms both others and the speaker. It compares a dishonest person to a bridge with a rotten foundation, making them unsafe as a friend, neighbor, or businessman. It urges to “buy the truth and sell it not.”
Full Consecration and Modern Social Care Notes
A note on living by the Ten Commandments and Sermon on the Mount urges daily consecration and action for good. A New York conference discusses hospital social history records and psychological care, with memorial tablets in London for Borrow Rossetti Morris Burne-Jones. New York manufacturing output exceeds several states.
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