Liver as heart in Bible translation puzzles linguists
In Congo and beyond, translators like Rev. Dr. Eugene Nida adapt scripture to local concepts. He notes many languages use organs such as liver, stomach, throat, or spleen to express emotional states. Nida travels worldwide to guide translations, a career spanning since 1943 with studies from the University of Michigan.
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Eugene A. Nida
American Bible Society
Dr. Nida
Guatemala
Mexico
Congo
Nida
United States
Philippines
Ecuador
West Africa
The
Bible Society
University of Michigan
Crisis Reveals Human Values Says Loew
Ralph W. Loew argues crisis exposes true character in individuals and groups. He uses examples from grief rage and the Titanic to illustrate heroism and restraint, urging self control and hope even amid madness and disaster.
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Ralph W. Loew
D. D
Groundbreaking Set For Methodist Home Infirmary
A U S Congressman and a Methodist bishop will speak at the December 5 groundbreaking ceremony for The Methodist Home for the Aging infirmary and nursing home in Charlotte North Carolina valued at 3 million dollars. Speakers include Rep Charles R Jonas and Bishop Nolan B Harmon. Dr Embree H Blackard will preside. The event will reuse the original groundbreaking shovel from 1947 and feature numerous Home leaders and supporters as introduced by administrator Willard S Farrow.
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Charlotte
N.C
U.S
Methodist Home For the Aging, Inc
Charles R. Jonas
North Carolina
Nolan B. Harmon
Willard S. Farrow
Jonas
Bishop Harmon
Farrow
Embree H. Blackard
The
Methodist District
Marshall and Stanton Pickens
C. M. Pickens
E. O. Cole
Methodist Hall of Fame
W. W. Hagood, Jr
Home
E. H. Nease Jr
Rutherfordton
Hospitals and Homes
Western North Carolina Methodist Conference
Carl H. King
Statesville
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Western North Carolina
Robert M. Smith
Mount Airy
Western
R. H. Pinnix
Edwin L. Jones
Board of Managers
Growth Through Witnessing By N Speer Jones
The lesson presents two examples of men sent by Christ to witness. In Luke set in Peraea on December 29 A D, Christ names 70 to go two by two with power to heal and declare the kingdom near. It notes cities that rejected Him and contrasts judgment with Tyre and Sidon. The Acts record shows Peter and John healing a lame man and facing mild persecution before the Sanhedrin.
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N. Speer Jones
Christ
Luke
Peraea
Palestine
Jordan
Dead Sea
God
Moses
Chorazin
Bethsaida
Capernaum
Sodom
Tyre
Sidon
Peter
John
Witnesses Sent to Harvest Souls in Two by Two Calls
A reflective piece on the 70 apostles and their mission to spread faith, with notes on Acts 4:20, the Greek origin of apostle, and the need for bold witness. It cites Wilbur Smith and Peloubet references, contrasts divine harvest with human reform, and urges steadfast salt and light in society.
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Apostle
Apesteilon
Wilbur Smith
Peloubet
National Council of Churches of Christ
King
Evangelistic Crusade Set Next Week
Central Alliance Church on Willowbrook Street hosts a special evangelistic crusade starting Sunday at 11 a.m. and every night through December 10 except Saturday. Rev. Calvin Peters of Butler, Pennsylvania leads the meetings with 7:30 p.m. services and 7 p.m. teacher training sessions. Rev. J. E. Nelson calls Peters a dynamic preacher and Bible teacher. the public is invited to attend.
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Central Alliance Church
Willowbrook Street
Calvin Peters
Butler
Peters
J. E. Nelson
Rev. Peters
Central Baptist Association Sets M Night
The Central Baptist Association of the High Point area will host its Annual M Night at 7 36 p.m. Monday December 4 in First Baptist Church. John A Reavis will preside. Rev A C Moody delivers meditation. Walter Jacobs leads music. Rev Charles B Howard of Buies Creek NC brings the inspirational message. He is North Carolina 20th Century Jeremiah and has preached in over 1000 revivals. Aimed attendance is 1000 with 600000 expected across the Southern Baptist Convention. nursery will be available.
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Central Baptist Association
High Point Area
First Baptist
John A. Reavis
A. C. Moody
Walter Jacobs
Charles B. Howard
Buies Creek
N. C
Howard
Campbell College
Evange
Southland
Maryland
Alcoholic Treatment Discussion at Oakview Church
Dr. Donald Douglass and representatives from Alcoholics Anonymous will speak Sunday at Oakview Methodist Church. Douglass will lecture on Alcoholism and its Effects on the Body at the 7 30 p m service. AA members testify on alcohols impact.
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Donald Douglass
Alcoholic Anonymous
Oakview Methodist Church
Douglass
America
Robert M. Hardee
High Point Memorial Hospital
Advent Cantata Slated At First Presbyterian Church
The Senior Choir under Henry Whipple will present the Advent cantata O Beloved Shepherds by Andreas Hammerschmidt at 11 o clock worship. The work uses Luke Gospel text and Luther's hymn From Heaven High with soloists Mrs Harry Alexander Miss Mary Stuart Mrs Betty Briggs on flute and David Williams on cello.
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First Presbyterian Church
Henry Whipple
Luther
Harry Alexander
Mary Stuart
Betty Briggs
David Williams
Pastor Rozzelle to Speak at Forrest Hills Church
Retired former pastor Dr. C Excelle Rozzelle of Wesley Memorial Methodist Church will fill the pulpit at Forrest Hills Presbyterian Church. He will deliver the 11 a.m. sermon on Sunday December 3 in Winston-Salem residence.
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C. Excelle Rozzelle
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Forrest Hills Presbyterian Church
Rozzelle
Winston-Salem
First Reformed Church
R. E Mensendiek
Allen C. McSween
Starmount Presbyterian Church
Greensboro
Burlington
Brentwood
Devo Presbyterian Church
Commitment Sunday Observances Across Western NC
High Point Methodists join with Western North Carolina Conference for the 15th annual Commitment Sunday urging personal abstinence and temperate living. The Western NC mid year conference begins with reports on district commissions and church finances, with High Point District meeting Dec 10 at Wesley Memorial Church led by Dr. Ralph H. Taylor. News includes Advent season services, Christmas program rehearsals, and church activities across Emmanuel Lutheran Lebanon Methodist and other area churches.
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High Point Methodists
North Carolina
Methodist Conference
High Point
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
Presiding
Ralph H. Taylor
Conch Pearls Enrich Bahamas Seas and Royal Jewels
A conch shell in Bahamian waters yields valuable pearls, including one that adorns a Swedish crown and another bought by a London jeweler for 10000 dollars. The shellfish yields occasional gems that captivate collectors.
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Bahamas
Sweden
London
God Knowledge Brings Peace Through Science and Health
In troubled days thinking people find peace through knowledge of God. Mary Baker Eddy asserts God is knowable as unchanging divine Love, protector and governor of creation. Science and Health can be read with the Bible at Christian Science Reading Rooms or bought for $3.
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God
Mary Baker Eddy
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