Providence and peril in a New York sermon
A New York sermon cites Acts twenty seven to praise divine providence in saving people from dangers at sea and in daily life. The preacher compares Paul on the Alexandrian corn ship, Japanese cruiser Takasago sailors, and modern trains and steamboats to urge gratitude to God and remembrance of parental influence in guiding faith.
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New York
Paul
Apostle
Rome
Wuroclydon
Mediterranean
Takasago
Port Arthur
Ashibashi
Ishibashi
Japan
St. Paul
Rajhoads
North American
New York City
Phe
Calla
Allabogral
Ife
Eivery
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railroad
Luke
Paas
Narrow moral escapes and thankfulness for divine protection
A reflective sermon recounts near dangers and moral slips from youth, urging gratitude for surviving temptations and for those who prayed and guided us. It contrasts two sailors in distress, praises Paul’s leadership, and warns against ingratitude toward God and helpers, ending with a call to service and charity.
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Paul
Chua
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