The Philo logical Argument on Future Punishment
Sermon by Rev J Giffen of Second Presbyterian Freeport IL Feb 24 1878 argues that the Greek aion and aionion mean endless duration unless referring to future punishment. He catalogs uses in the Old and New Testaments, Septuagint, and distinguishes eternal life from eternal punishment, urging adherence to biblical law and the Gospel light.
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J. Giffen
Second Presbyterian Church
Freeport
Dion
God
Christ
Jno
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Tim
Abraham
Demas
Tor
Babylon
Zoe Ainson
A . Jno
Sodom
Gomorrah
Ptolemy Philadelphus
Egypt
Israel
Moses ‘Stuart
Anxiou
Ermal
Hell
Dangers and handling of kerosene lamps
A historical guide warns kerosene lamps can explode if their fuel vapor accumulates in a confined space and the lamp is not full. It notes metal parts heat, oil temperatures up to 200 degrees, and frequent deaths in the United States from kerosene accidents. A simple test with a saucer of oil and a lit match determines safety. keep vents clear, extinguish by lowering the wick, and avoid blowing out the flame.
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United States
Nordenskold Expedition Reports From Arctic Voyages
The Navy summarizes surveys and charts from the Nordenskold Arctic expedition era 1853 55. It notes Rear Admiral John Rogers commanding an 1855 voyage through Behring Straits into the Arctic reaching lat 72 0 min and long 174 37 min West then to lat 7 45 min North long 176 min East. The report aims to shed light on atmospheric conditions water depth tides currents and related oceanographic data unavailable from other sources.
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Nordenskold
Prof Nordenskold
Arctic
Polar Sea
Asia
United States Pacific
John Rogers
Bebt Straits
Noreen
Artic
Greenwich
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