Departure from Earth to Heaven, Paul’s Cheerful End
In a Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon, Dr. Talmage reflects on Paul’s martyrdom as a joyous departure from suffering. He argues true Christians view death as a release and a banquet with the King, urging elders to embrace the promise of heaven with hopeful anticipation.
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Darkness and glory in a Passion sermon fragment
A vivid liturgical fragment depicts darkness during crucifixion, the crowd dispersing, Christ on the cross, and a celestial oratorio praising the Lamb. The orator envisions heaven’s chorus and the marriage of the Lamb, urging a divine revelation to the audience.
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Independent Silk Weavers Demand Self Reliance Rise in Paterson Mills
The New York Times reports Paterson New Jersey shows unprecedented industrial growth in silk, with new mills rising and employment doubling in six years. Home weaving also expands, with 500 looms run by families in rooms and sheds, while large mills work overtime amid steady profits. The morocco leather trade centers in Philadelphia, valued at about $4 million annually, with 32 firms and heavy seasonal demand for brush kid. Advances in tanning with steam and machinery, plus the bag process, modernize production, though handwork persists for finer grades.
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