Lesson on Jesus Bearing the Good Tidings
A dated Sunday-school style lesson text outlines Luke 4 31 40 and the parable of the sower, the illuminated Word, and Jesus miracles. It details the twelve with Jesus, women supported him, and the need to spread the gospel with honest hearts, plus storm calming and demon exorcism stories in Gadara.
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Nir
Jozua
Jenua
Joana
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Harpers
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Apostles
Satan
Hera
Gail
Ukewisa
Demona
Denon Posseason
One Deliverer Freeing the Captives
Quote from Alexander Macharon asserting that emancipation requires a deliverer fully in communion with the Father and empowered to break every yoke. He emphasizes spiritual liberty for the captives and the necessity of a singular savior.
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Alexander Macharon
Sod Weight Man God t8 not counting men thes days
Joseph Parker notes a quip about sowing weight of sod and men not counting themselves in these days.
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Joseph Parker
Tortoise Mourns Mate then Drops Sorrow in Sleep
A giant London tortoise mourned its dead mate for weeks, circling the tortoise house in search of her. Surrounded by others, the unique animal felt out of place until winter, when it stopped wandering and hid its troubles in sleep.
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Mata
London
Philips Milk of Magnesia Offers Quick Digestive Relief
An old style advertisement promotes Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a fast remedy for sour stomach and excess acid. It claims instant neutralization, relief within minutes, and suitability for all ages. Endorsed by doctors and hospitals, with 25¢ and 60¢ sizes, urging shoppers to insist on the genuine product.
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Philips
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By His Pen How does that young man Hye
A concise line from Stockholm Vart Hen notes the remark about Hye, focusing on his writing habits. It suggests the subject rarely writes, saving his effort for sending letters home, reflecting a quiet personal practice amid broader events.
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Hye
Stockholm
Plagiarism Warning Echoed in Hunch and Shame
A cautionary note on taking words beyond instinct urging against copying. The piece emphasizes originality and warns that relying on a mere hunch should not justify stealing others' phrases. It frames the stance as a moral lesson for writers.
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