Jehu the Intense Agent in Jehu Sermon
In a Los Angeles sermon the preacher argues that God can use even bad men to further divine aims. Jehu’s ferocious energy and swift conquests illustrate how a powerful, perilous instrument may serve higher purposes, while warning that such use does not make the instrument a child of God.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jehu
Robert Hall
Richard Baxter
Douglas Jerrold
Edward Payson
Robert McCheyne
John Keats
Alexander H. Stephens
Charles Hwan-Smith
Fez
Morocco
China
Sir Charles
Charles Ewan-Smith
Johu
Samaria
Joram
Ahab
Jaxreel
Ile
Klng
John
Jovan
Naboth
Bolon
Ita
Israel
Lori
Jehua
Jehu Imegelf
Jezebel
Injal
Thomas Paine
Desis
Mr. Vaine
Benjamin Pranklin
Branklin
Arnold
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Catherine the Great
Russia
Napoleon Bonaparte
de Stace
Bonaparte
Frankenstein
Jesus
Elijah
Tebbite
Tourool
Eliah
Webu
God
From barrack duty to a royal throne Jehu’s rise
A preacher reflects on Jehu’s swift rise from obscurity to kingship, warning that prosperity tests character. He compares Jehu’s anointing by a prophet to divine calls in ordinary life and urges readers to cling to Christ during success. The piece expands into a moral about temptation and faithfulness.
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Lhoa
Opportunity
Stich
Jebu
Joareel
Ramoth-gilead
Israel
Syria
Joram
Jezreel
Jehu
Goliath
David
John
Ramoth-gaead
Christ
Hamoth-gilead
Jeareel
Jesus
Tehu
Mr. Spurgeon
Joby
Kho
Tamoth-gileag
Jehut
Ap Sail
Damascus
Vaid
Jel
God
Moses
Job
Massachusetts
Louis Klepsch
Has No Room For Money Yet A Bank President Stands Out
A Cleveland Leader quote describes National City Bank of New York president Jim Stillman as a plain, blunt Yankee with unusual pocket items. Born in Texas and Connecticut raised, he is noted as powerful as European financiers though he lacks money in pocket and keeps odd objects like penknives, a rabbit foot, keys, and a corkscrew.
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Stillman
National City Bank of New York
Texas
Connecticut
National City Bank
Europe
Jim
Cleveland Leader
Barrow sermon debate on ten minute talks
A Carlisle bishop at Barrow-in-Turness denounces ten minute sermons and asserts people will not listen to ten minute talks. A Scottish minister complains that longer sermons are needed and mocks the idea of brief addresses. The exchange echoes concerns over sermon length and audience attention.
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Sermane
Carlisle
Barrow-in
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Greenville
Wes Haves
GREEN
Prop
Penn Run
Pope summons Vaughan for Marian congress in Rome
The pope selects Father Bernard Vaughan to speak for English speakers at the Marian congress in Rome. A writer in Varsity Life notes Vaughan’s unexpected English dramatic flair as the pope and cardinal witness a playful exchange about his birthplace and origins.
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Father Vaughan
Rome
Bernard Vaughan
Hampolla
Vesyzine
England
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