Be Not Observant of the Wind Sow Now
In this sermon Dr. Talmage urges decisive action over hesitation, using Ecclesiastes to warn that waiting for perfect weather wrecks opportunity. The farmer, pastor, and philanthropist illustrate how postponing sowing yields empty fields, damaged souls, and lost eternal fruit. He cites public opinion, historical figures, and the gospel harvest as proof that bold steps bring lasting reward.
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Talmage
Solomon
Charles Sumner
United States Senate
Alexander H. Stephens
Georgia
Savouarola
Martin Luther
William Carey
Cherches
Jenner
England
Mason and Slidell
Trent
Great Britain
William HH. Seward
Broadway
New York
Hungary
Daniel Webster
Hulsemann
Webster
Weather Bureau
Philadelphia
Boston
Liverpool
Southampton
Glasgow
Bremen
Galilee
Solomon’s Gardens
Jerusalem
Bethlehem Caravvansary
The
Nile
Peter Cooper
Henry Wilson
Brea
Brooklyn
Board of Trade
Alsatia
Columbus
Duke of Wellington
Life Insurance’ Company
Neves
Jess Christ
Washington
Hosea
Peter
Christ
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New England Conservatory of Music
Ivers & Pond
Frank W. Hale
Packard
Story & Clark
Milton
Work & Son
Court House
Inpiana, Pa
Rossmayne Flouring Mills
Frantz Bros
Rossmoyne
Thompson