Communion of Saints sermon on religious liberty and bigotry
Dr. Talmage argues that sectarianism harms truth and unity, distinguishing bigotry from rightful belief. He urges humility, sunshine, and cross-denominational cooperation to advance gospel work, citing history and a shipwreck rescue as examples of shared mission.
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Communion of Saints
T. DeWitt Talmage
Sibbel
Seth
Jordan
Gilead
Ephraim
Dingo
Draskericas
Angela
Tvrath
Idfikerth
Baptist Church
Boston
England
Disraeli
Montefiore
Lord Jesus
Christ
Brother
God
Robert Hall
Adoniram Judson
Latimer
Melville
John Wesley
Summerfield
John Knox
Alexanders
Wei
Bible Society and Tract Society
Foreign Missionary Society
Atlantic
Mars Head
Mars
Sin
Father
Heaven
Jesus Christ
So He Giveth His Beloved Sleep Poem Excerpt
Religious verse reflecting on God watching over believers as they rest and endure trials. Poem uses maternal imagery to describe sleep as a gentle end to labor, with assurances of peace, rest, and divine care for the faithful. References Psalm theme and golden hours of rest.
Sublime Conception of God in Bible and Christ
Reverent summary of a sermon excerpt praising the Bible as revealing the being and character of God through Old and New Testaments. It highlights majesty and mercy shown in Jesus Christ, the light shining through patriarchs and prophets, and the guide to Heaven offered to humanity. The author notes gradual unfolding of divine glory from infancy to old age.
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Moses
Paul
Jesus of Nazareth
Jesus
David
Jerusalem
Israel
Canaan
Christ
God
VT. E. Lartlett
N.Y. Examiner
Grave Charges Hidden in a Verse of Scripture
A prose piece argues that neglect can be as deadly as violence, comparing the failure to aid the needy to theft and murder. It invokes Matthew 25 to condemn indifference by priests and Levites, accusing them of lacking charity and spiritual kingliness.
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Young Hyson
Yor Hyson
Man Rejecting Christ Shuts Kingdom of God from Heart
A Ram’s Horn reflection states that one who rejects Christ in spirit shuts the kingdom of God out of his heart, underscoring a spiritual warning about faith and inner belief.
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Christ
Kingdom of God
Desirous Yearned for a Living Presence in Faith
An essay contrasts inner longing with divine fulfillment, noting that human emptiness seeks a real, present person who can satisfy the heart. It warns against perpetual longing and misreading divine voice, urging a disciplined openness between mind and speech. A second item comments on open mindedness versus open mouthed conduct and the need to guard against harmful talk. It extols the power to withhold evil or excessive speech as vital for vitality.
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Christ
Far East
Ile
Baptist Churches
Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Church of God
Church of the Lord Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Great Britain
Astor Hbrary
New York
Christendom
Isis
God
Boston
Sage Sayings and Lightning Shields Across Time
A compilation of moral maxims on faith, character, and daily life, followed by a report on lightning protection for ships and the Washington Monument. The text links piety to action, notes the dangers of wealth and pride, and explains early 20th century electrocution fears and modern safeguards. It closes with a brief anecdote about fortunes and misfortunes in journalism.
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Washington Monument
N. Y
Fight the wine with faith and caution
A rousing moral urging children to resist temptation of alcohol. The verses warn that wine brings ruin to the soul and body, urging steadfastness, prayer, and inner resolve to avoid even touching the goblet or its edge. The message emphasizes spiritual fight and divine help to prevent moral downfall.
Uniform Findings on Case Origins in Inebriety Analysis
The study notes major challenges in proving drink histories due to patient deception and observer error. It argues that inebriety shows common origins and progression, with similar etiologies across cases, requiring long, careful fact gathering and comparison to draw reliable conclusions.
Moral urgency on liquor dangers and social responsibility
The piece argues that Satolli's stance against liquor in Catholic societies strengthens moral discipline. It warns that fashionable drinking aids the spread of the drink habit, harming workers and families. It urges leaders to model temperance and act to prevent others from stumbling into excess.
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Satolli
Bishop Watterson
Woerkman
Cains
Paul
Americans Become Heavy Beer Drinkers in a Rising Trend
The piece notes high beer consumption in last year in Philadelphia and Des Moines, argues beer’s harms and adulteration, cites German and global drinking trends, and describes licensing limits in western Australia along with saloon impact on society and travel baggage policies for pets and bicycles on the New York Central.
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London
Leipsic
Germany
E. Smith
Westminster Gazette
Gothenburg
Cardiff
Southampton
Western Australia
Perth
New York Central
Charade and Mechanical Puzzle From a Vintage Page
A column presents a Charade riddle about a small elegant item and its letters, followed by a detailed construction puzzle using cardboard rings hearts piping and threading. It concludes with a separate teaser about a fragrant spring flower.
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