Uzziah the King Who Built and Fell to Pride
A historical reflection on Uzziah as king Azariah, praised for early reforms and military prowess, who built fortresses and organized a large loyal army, then fell to pride and leprosy. The piece links his career to modern leaders, warns against presumptuous sins, and urges steadfast righteousness.
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Contest Opens For Piano Prizes At Harrisburg Event
The notice invites all genders to a puzzle contest using numbers placed so eleven in the center plus others yields 33 in all directions. Contestants outside Harrisburg have equal chance. Entrants may also join for the Player Piano and Upright Piano prizes.
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Pennsylvania
Winter Piano CO
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Make
Evans
Uzziah the King and the Kingmaker in Ancient Israel
The article praises Uzziah for military expansion and agricultural devotion, notes his conquests to the Suez and entry to Egypt, and contrasts his farming acts with his prideful attempt to burn incense in the temple. Priests rebuke him, leprosy appears, and his greatness is overshadowed by his sin.
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Uzziah
Suez Canal
Egypt
Judah
Ursiah
Gulf of
Akaba
Solomon
Red Sea
Eloth
Israel
Canaan
Earth
Sam
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