Spices of Religion Shine in Solomon’s Tale Sermon
A preacher likens religious joy to spices brought by the Queen of Sheba to Solomon, urging lively, hopeful faith. He contrasts dull piety with vibrant worship, calls for kinder outreach to the poor, and envisions church life filled with praise, light, and gospel aroma.
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Gibraltar water tanks provide vital siege resilience
Four vast reservoirs carved into Gibraltar's rock can store about 5,000,000 gallons of water. Mosquito-proof gauze wires keep them germ free, protecting troops and aiding the poor with a fresh water supply as hot weather and disease risks loom.
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