Sanctifying the Lord God in Our Hearts
A historical discussion argues that many people possess a god within them shaping actions, from Pharaoh to Nebuchadnezzar, urging true sanctification to purge prejudice and power, and warning against clerical control and church state unions as threats to civil liberty. It contrasts genuine love with zeal without knowledge and condemns religious coercion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Saul of
Tarsus
Jesus
Jeny
Jacob
Joseph
Egypt
Iaman
Mordecai
Darius
Daniel
Nebuchadnezzar
Hell
Judas
Christ
UNION OF CHURCH AND STATE WARNINGS IN NH GAZETTE
An article from the New Hampshire Gazette argues against a state church linking church and civil power. It cautions readers to beware of a designing priesthood and recalls historical oppression produced by clerical ascendancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New Hampshire Gazette
UNION
Church and State
Currency. Gold and silver united standard is impracticable
Birkwalls Reporter argues metallic currency is impracticable due to labor value outpacing precious metals. It praises a mixed standard with gold and silver and credits the Bank of the United States for portable, stable, universal currency, urging preservation of the national institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
England
United States
National Bank
Bank of the United States
Union
Bank of
U. States
Treasury
Treasury Bank
Bank of the
UJ. States
First Steamboat Originates in Connecticut Valley
From New York Constellation: John Fitch of East Windsor Connecticut conceived steam powered vessel design in 1785. He formed a Philadelphia company, tested a boat on the Delaware in 1789, faced boiler failures and financial woes, and died in 1793. Fitch’s early efforts preceded Fulton’s triumph, linking Northampton and Hatfield lineage to the inventor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Valley
John Fitch
East Windsor
Congress
Philadelphia
Delaware
Fitch
Burlington
Philadelpha
Ion Preat
Mitch
Enterprise
Renins
Fulton
Jos. Fitch
Northampton
John
Conn
Joseph
Thomas Fitch
Connecticut
Ebenezer Fitch
Hatfield
New York
Constellation
Twelve Tours Later From London Messengers
The Cambria and Richmond arrive with May 16 papers. Rumors say Dwericki sought Austrian protection with 4000 troops to escape Russians. Reports claim mediation by Austria and Prussia reaching Warsaw. The Rascan army grows with detachments from Asiatic provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. S. Spectator
Cambria
Richmond
London
Poland
Dwericki
Rudiger
Autria
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reston
G.T. Buckingham
Cincinnati Sentinel
God
Birkwalls
United Statis
TLS
Foreign News
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