The Divine Plumb Line in a World of Faiths
This sermon argues that only a heaven sent religion can reform humanity. It uses a plumb line metaphor to condemn human-made creeds and moral compromise, urging strict adherence to biblical standards. The cross provides salvation while God’s eternal right tests nations, churches, and lives. The talk warns against worldly reform and extols a top-down, Bible-based righteousness.
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Trondhjen
Norway
Pr. Talmage
Amos
God
Times
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Pisa
Sinai
Solomon
Jie
Newfoundland
Alb
Herod
Charles Guiteau
Robespierre
John
George
Henry
Christ
New York
Brooklyn
Babylon
Nineveh
Thebes
Hampden
Sidney
Kosciusko
Scotland
Europe
Baden Baden
Carlsbad
Hombure
Pit Keathly
Louis Klopsch
Smile and Suffer Cure Promises For Female Weakness
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a near sure cure for female weakness and related ailments. It features consumer testimonials from Mrs. H. A. Alsbrook of Arkansas and Mrs. Frances Campbell of Millwood praising relief after multiple bottles. Also promotes free confidential medical correspondence and cites an Indian Herb Rheumatism Cure testimonial.
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Millwood
Anderson
Janes Anderson
Indiana Pas
Frances Campbell
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