Emmanual and the living bread core doctrine excerpt
A religious reflection traces fulfillment of the Old Testament in the New Testament. It cites Isaiah’s prophecy of Emmanuel and Jesus as living bread and the institution of the Eucharist at the Last Supper. The writer emphasizes God with us as a deeper presence than the Jewish manifestations of the divine.
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Holy of Hollies
Jesus
Isaias
Emmanuel
God
Matthew
Jesus Christ
Fisher Defends DP Bill Opposition in Congress Speech
The speaker criticizes a rushed DP bill expanding displaced persons admissions from Europe to 339000, warning of subversives entering. He cites screening failures, cites a Charleston anecdote, praises Rep Ed Gossett for leading opposition, notes 14 million in occupied zones and postwar resettlement limits, and warns of housing and unemployment strain from a large influx.
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Congress
Europe
House
Harry Bridges
Uncle Sam
Charleston
West Virginia
Revercomb
Senate
Ed Gossett
Wichita Falls
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Baltic States
Germany
Australia
South American
United States
Churches Extend a Cordial Welcome and Local Notices
Church announcements invite Harper community to Sunday services at St Anthony's and First Baptist with feast days and parish activities. Local visits, census notes, and revival plans accompany brief family updates and youth group schedules.
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Harper’s Churches
St. Ann’s Society
Holy Name Society
Methodist Church Schedule and Local Visit Note
Regular schedule first and third Sundays at 10 a.m. Sunday School, 11 a.m. Public Worship with lunch and fellowship. Welcome visitors Mr and Mrs John Daniels and son Waverly of Eden visited relatives this weekend. Boot repair ad for Brewster Boot Shop in Junction Texas replaces E O Longren Boot Shop.
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John Daniels
Waverly of
Brewster Boot Shop
E. O. Longren Boot Shop
Junction
Texas
Rev I George Nace named co executive secretary of Home Missions Council
The Rev. I George Nace D D of St Louis Mo will become co executive secretary of the Home Missions Council of North America on October 1 succeeding Dr Mark A Dawber who retires after service since 1937. Miss Edith Lowry remains as the other co secretary. Nace currently leads the Board of National Missions of the Evangelical and Reformed Church and has held posts in Portland Oregon and as a missionary in Japan.
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I. George Nace
D.D
St. Louis
Home Missions Council of North America
Mark A. Dawber
Edith Lowry
Nace
Board of National Missions of
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Council of Churches
Portland
Oregon
Japan
Franklin and Marshall College
Union Theological Seminary
Hidden Bread Theology Invocation
A fragment discusses God’s special love for a people and their close presence, comparing divine guidance to a cloud by day and a pillar of fire by night, then notes a transition after a period of guidance.
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Dallas
Dan Wiley
Census Bureau
First Baptist Church
Jack Minter
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Brotherhood
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Royal Ambassadors
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Willis J. Ray
Arizona
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Home Missions Council
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Solomon Islands
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Great American Reserve Insurance Company
Dallas, Texas
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Perfecto
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Metzger
Fredericksburg, Texas
H. Welge Lewis
Fredericksburg
Knopp & Metzger
Playtex
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Lemesanene
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