January as Beginning of the Year Promises Hope and Warnings
Dr. Talmage urges January as the opening door of 1902, calling for faith, charity, and preparation. He reflects on climate, world events, biblical imagery, notable births and deaths, and the need to use the month for good, charity, and evangelization while preparing for the year’s trials and opportunities. The sermon links January to national milestones, religious history, and the ongoing battle between good and evil.
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