The Crystal Cannot Equal It In Religion's Light
A Tima' Wasui Index sermon argues religion surpasses crystal beauty in exactness and transparency. Job's comparison shows faith's divine order and providence outshine topaz, with transformation from sin to grace described as the ultimate jewel. The speaker urges personal surrender to achieve heavenly clarity and crown.
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Talmage
Job
Cornish Mine
Hart Mountain
Mammoth Cave
God
Napoleon
Borodino
John Thomas
Alexander Severus
Herculaneum
Egypt
Rouen
Salisbury
Sinai
Pisgah
Olivet
Calvary
Hidekel
Jordan
Christ
Ignatius
Jesus Christ
Seclemon
Paul
Apocalypse
Ezekiel
Solomon
Heaven
John
Crystal River
Potomac
Hudson
Rhine
Mediterraneans
Atlantics
Pacifics
Treacherous Choices Between Salvation and Sin
A sermon compares the Christian call to salvation with being swept toward hell by a fiery boat. It warns sin will kill if not rejected, declaring the moment a tremendous choice between light and darkness, with millions facing the decision now.
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Tre
Heaven
Sin
Copsright
Louis Klopsch
Absurd Misplaced Shirts Test Memory of Professor
The Baltimore Sun recounts how archeologist Dr Alfred Emerson, long associated with Johns Hopkins and now collecting antiquities for the University of California, became the subject of a humorous anecdote. While abroad with colleague Joseph Thatcher Clark, Emerson presented a letter accusing him of absently taking his brother’s shirts. To prove his innocence, Emerson laid out eleven shirts labeled with various initials, revealing most bore others’ marks while only a few clearly carried his own. The tale underscores his well known absentmindedness despite a storied academic career.
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Alfred Emerson
Johns Hopkins University
Museum
University of California
Baltimore
the Hopkins
Joseph Thatcher Clark
British Museum
Europe
Hmerson
America
Arthur Hale
G. Emerson
EH. Emerson
Watermelon Feast At East River Pier
A small steamer loaded with watermelons arrives at an East River pier. A Black crew unloads while dockworkers watch, many preferring to eat the fruit. After a boss’s invitation, about a hundred men attend a late night celebration with singing and dancing recalling plantation days.
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New York Times
Berlin Church Sittings and Overworked Clergy
Berlin faces a severe mismatch between population and church capacity with 88,712 sittings for about 1.75 million residents. Clergymen handle parishes so large some serve over 30,000 people. empress efforts to add churches lag behind growth. About 10 percent of Berlin baptisms are illegitimate, with many unbaptized suggesting a higher share.
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Berlin
A Little Maid’s Reasoning About Existence
A Cleveland newspaper man’s five year old daughter Blanche mused on life after coughing fits. She wondered if God would replace a head or make a whole baby, prompting her father to admit uncertainty about such a case.
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Blanche
Cleveland
Ansered
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Olio Farmer
Youth’s Companion
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Frank Leslie
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