Pillars of Smoke Symbolize Godly Power and Persecution
A sermon critiques persecution as pillars of smoke rising from church history and daily life. It cites martyrs from Latimer to Huss, laments social scorn, praises the church as a universal force, and envisions a future where Christ unites church and world while warlike anger subsides.
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Washington
Sec
Pr Talmage
Paris
Luxembourg
Rome
Vatican
Lockport
Niacara
Sinai
Sodom
Church of God
Simnoke
Rowland Taylor
Hadleigh
Latimer
Oxford
John Rogers
SimithGeld
John Hooper
Gloucester
John Huss
Constance
Lawrence Saunders
Coventry
Joan of Arc
Rouen
St. Bartholomew's
Alva
Herod
Nero
Decius
Hildebrand
Torquermada
Earl of
Montfort
Claverhouse
John Milton
Christ
Worldling
Ashtabula
P. P. Bliss
Hell
Burt
Free America
India
Wheeler
Wrath
God
Simoke
Church of Christ
Oroeue
Church of
Gal
Victor Hugo
Kingdom of God
Pennsylvania
California
Cotepaxi
Vesuvius
Stromboli
New York
Charleston
Chicago
Boston
Heaven
The Sunday School Lesson Introduces Biblical Deliverance
A 1899 commentary by Rev. D. M. Stearns outlines Lesson I'm Joy in God's House and Lessons on Esther Ezra Nehemiah and Malachi with Golden Texts. It highlights faithfulness to God, deliverance through prayer and obedience, and the promise of Christ's return.
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Golden Text
D. M. Stearns
Jerusalem
Esther
Ezra
Fpizra
Lisson
Kara
Nehemiah
Jesus
Tabernacle
David
Mary
John xii
Mark xii
Garden of Eden
Christ the
Israel
Church
Mind Reading Trick Exposed in Stage Demonstration
A Boston Herald report explains a mind reading act where a performer appears to guess names from slips. The assistant manipulates slips to misdirect, making the audience think the mind reader foresees the chosen person.
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So-and-so
Paderewski
George Washington
Boston Herald
Southerner Loses SC Railroad Damages Case
A southerner sued the South Carolina railroad for property damages. He lost in superior court and pressed on to the supreme court where he argued personally. He opened with a French adage about self-lawyers. The court sided with the defendant. a telegram from a judge friend in Augusta notified him of the final decision.
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South Carolina Railroad
Lee
Supreme Court
Augusta
New York Telegram
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Pessing Grace
Abraham Lincoln
South
England
Archangel of
William Cullen Bryant
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Longfellow