Ten Strings of Gratitude in a Harp of Praise
In this sermon Dr Talmage urges a cheerful spirit by counting daily mercies tied to the harp of ten strings. He rediscovers gratitude for food, sight, hearing, sleep, mobility, nights, reason, friendship, gospel blessings, and heavenly anticipation, urging readers to rehearse blessings and lift praise.
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Riches and Poverty Quote from Koeusas City Star
A city newspaper commentary laments the rapid growth of vast fortunes in the United States while recognizing that many worthy individuals still suffer poverty. The piece calls the disparity shameful and disgraceful in an era of opulence.
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