Sermon on the Bible as Guide Through Christ
A Los Angeles sermon argues the old Bible remains the sole guide for life and beyond. It centers on Philip's dialogue in the desert with the Ethiopian treasurer, showing Jesus as the Bible's chief hero and the purpose of Christ's coming to save sinners. The preacher urges living by Bible principles as a code of conduct after salvation, citing historical examples of selfless sacrifice and urging readers to embody Christlike obedience.
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Cal
Lfe
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Philip
Jerusalem
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Pharaoh
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Naaman
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Casuil
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Treasury
Wilkie Collins
Hamlet
Saphir
Lagt You
veHeswelah Jibrato
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Mnsteil
London
Alfred
Robert Bruce
Napoleon
Wendell Chillips
Florence Nightingale
Catherine Booth
Frances Willard
Christ
Earth
Moses
Marquis de Tafayette
Washington
Atlantic
Elere
New Orleans
Margaret Haughey
Louisiana
Joan of Arc
Ier
Book of Books
Crist
Bath
None but Christ as a Gift to Faithful Readers
The text urges personal commitment to Christ over mere imitation of others. It asks readers to accept the Bible as God’s rule for faith and life, to read it with understanding, and to seal consecration by declaring “None but Christ,” aligning actions with gospel teachings.
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Christ Jesus
Candace
Iife
Dr. Harris
Christ
God
Louis Kiopsch
Greek passenger on battered German steamer Tolosan
The German steamer Tolosan, from Puget Sound to Vladivostok, limped into Honolulu after a fierce hurricane. A Greek merchant aboard, owner of a large fruit shipment, pressed the captain to know when the ship might sink and sought permission to sever his throat before drowning. The captain refused and the Greek later left the ship in Honolulu, traveling to the Orient on another liner.
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Puget Sound
Vladivostok
Honolulu
Pssenger
Greece
Fonolulu
Chinn
San Francisco
The Two Sides of Education in Denmark’s High Schools
The London Athenaeum notes that education has material and immaterial sides, praising Danish high schools for balancing intellectual and spiritual development. It warns against excessive utilitarianism and urges inclusion of the spiritual realm beyond material aims in educational planning.
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Sadler
London Athenaeum
Rare Burls and Ebony Woods Fetch High Prices
An antiquated note describes woods sold by weight rather than board measure. Prices cited include a 15 cent 8 pound burl and a New York sale of a Blogle log at 2500 dollars. Amboy from Africa brings 20 to 28 cents a pound, prized for inlay. Ebony remains costly, with weights and values referenced.
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New York
Africa
Amboy
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