Wink of Justice in Gods Plan Sermon by T Russell
Charles T. Russell of Brooklyn Tabernacle preached in Toronto on January 9 about Gods handling of humanity during the long period before the First Advent. He argues God winked at mankind’s sins while preparing Israel under the Law Covenant to become a holy nation and a foil for spiritual Israel, stressing justice and mercy guiding the Divine plan.
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Canada
T. Russell
Brooklyn Tabernacle
New York
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Abraham
Israel
Spon
Egypt
Geddie
Moses
Mars Hill
Christ
Apostle
Adam
Ugd
The Millennial Gospel and the Jew and Gentile
The speaker discusses why God now commands repentance for all, tracing the shift from Israel’s exclusive message to Gentiles. He explains the Millennial Day as a thousand years of judgment, the resurrection, and the broad opportunity for salvation through Christ. The article emphasizes personal judgment, priestly roles for saints, and individual loyalty to the faith.
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Jesus Christ
Adam
Adan
Eden
Christ
Adin
Bin
St Paul
Satan
Lottueures
Furth
St. Peter
Theo
Nin
Umatiud
God
St. Paul Axis
Church Federation Discussed at Brooklyn Mass Meeting
A Mass Meeting of Christian people will be addressed by t'aftor Russell next Sunday at Brooklyn's largest auditorium. The discussion centers on Church Federation and its relation to Congregationalists Presbyterians and Methodists. Extra copies of this Journal are available by placing orders now.
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T’aftor Russell
Brooklyn
Church Federation
Census Test to Appoint Honest Enumerators in February
Supervisor C H Childs outlines the February 5 test for census enumerators, stressing honesty and capability. He explains eligibility, the selection process, and the need for accurate data to guide national statistics and policy. Women may be eligible in his district, with January 25 as the application deadline. The test will be nationwide, with multiple local sites and a simple written format based on sample schedules.
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Census
C. H. Childs
Taft
Nagel
Durand
Census Bureau
Thh
United States
Poultry Show Closes Amid Weather Woes and Pride
The Taylor County Poultry Association wrapped up its second annual exhibit in the Swarm building on East Main Street. Poor weather and poor attendance marked the week, but top prizes went to W. H. Davis for a Rose Comb Rhode Island Red pen, P. F. Bartlett for a premier male bird, and R. B. Blaney for the best hen, with judge Thomas Faulkner praising his expertise. Many exhibitors plan to show at upcoming fairs as well. Harry Bowden of Grady visited before returning home.
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Taylor County Poultry Association
East Main Street
C. Lee Reynolds
Chas. R. Durbin
Rhode Island Reds
W. H. Davis
Simpson
P. F. Bartlett
Association
Mr. Bartlett
Fairmont
Cleveland
R. B. Blaney
Two Cies From Starvation in New York City
In New York on January 7 two starving men collapsed in a bread line near a lodging house at Twenty fifth street and East River. One, Lawrence Scott of Cincinnati, walked 175 miles to reach the city. The older man died. Scott is dying at Bellevue Hospital from starvation.
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East River
Newhouse
Bellevue Hospital
Lawrence Scott
Cincinnati
Scott
The Cost of Living Is What You Make It
An advertisement claims living costs are unchanged if you shop carefully and compare prices. It encourages using the second page for price comparisons and mentions sharing books from 1866 to the present date by LOAR & POR.
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Loar & Por
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