River of Peace Sermon in Los Angeles Church
A sermon in Los Angeles on the river as a symbol of divine peace urges obedience to God’s laws to gain true peace. It compares spiritual life to a river that deepens and widens with time, warns against neglect that chokes wells of faith, and calls for acts of mercy to neighbors as essential reflections of faith.
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Los Angeles
Cal
David Xivili
Tarael
Sin
Isaiah
Jig
Boas
Drowble
Lin
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Jordan
Rhine
Ther
Upper Thames
Westminster Abbey
St. Paul's
Canterbury
Ohio
Monongahela
Tengal Gulf
Isa Messensen
Goa
Mionttin
Chad
Ghod
Goel
Tony
Calvary
Mount Trernen
Jesus Christ
Volun
Studium
New York Bay
Orinoco
Christopher Columbus
South America
Iris
God
Adminster
Lilo
Shere
Chris
Iit Ao
Mississippi
Missouri
Hie
Tennessee
Red Rivers
Allegheny
Platte
Jacol
Pelte Ag
Heaven
Eterniel
George Frederick Handel
Charmes
George I
England
Koorce
Tatover
Iusi¢Lan
Tandel
London
Mayshind
George 1
Shimes
Tong Miother
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Ekaitel
Myery Muatea
George
Frederick Handel
Handel
Thundel
Thames
Strndel
Tower of London
Coust
Tquis
River of Peace and Selfishness in a Kentucky Cave
The piece blends a sermon on rivers as life and peace with a vivid meditation on Luray Cave Virginia as a symbol. It contrasts mindful charity with self centered living and closes with a tale of Mine Russell, a tenor, and a baker mother in Madrid offering cakes, as suitor declares devotion.
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Petre
Cranfothien
Aimerteneh
Admerten
Carlyle
Armethain
Thomas Carlyle
Wrnte
Atlantic
New England
Nile
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Luray Cave
Mammoth
Luray
Old Virginia
Turay Cave
Beau
Stonewall Jackson
Phil Sheridan
Yonder Cathedral
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Virghiln
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Filla Russell
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Concert Hill
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Mue
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Anil
Our Moral Progress in Embezzlements and Gifts of 1904
In 1904 embezzlements and related financial crimes totaled 4,742,507 dollars, down from 6,562,165 in 1903, signaling improved morals or less business activity. Gifts and bequests reached 10,000,000, versus 76,000,000 in 1903 and 123,600,000 in 1910 as Carnegie gave over 11,000,000 while Rockefeller gave about 1,161,000. ninety-six colleges shared 21,285,000, nearly half the total gifts.
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J. D. Rockefeller
Sturper
Haskin on Women and War and Early Adeline Sergeant
The piece quotes Haskin condemning war as caused by male action and urges Christian women and wealthy Europeans to abstain from luxury to end conflict. It also notes Adeline Sergeant's early poetry a child’s verse about an oyster in an Indian sea reflecting playful imagination.
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Haskin
My. Ruskin
Hurope
Alre
Adeline Sergeant
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