Evidence of Things Not Seen in Faith and History
A sermon on faith founded on evidence not seen, arguing that belief rests on testimony and geographical and prophetic proof. It cites Ne w Testament figures, Pontius Pilate era martyrs, and Chief Justice Salmon P. Chase, asserting Christ’s reality through geography, prophecy, and lived examples.
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Los Anges
Cal
Chi Fermon
Uiaa
London
Watersburg
Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Galilee
Palestine
Jesus
Sen
Drson
Jes
Christ Cori
Mite
Henry A. Harper
Christ
Tower of London
Shenitworth
Se Ieee
Almont
Devic
Greggin
Royal Geographical
Wight
Holy Land
Jordan
Rock
Hus
Jesus Christ
Far East
Pacific Islands
Chelsea
England
Hit
Ian
Canada
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Micah
Paul
Mate
Ignatius
Polycarp
Everts
Nfe
Sapowaie
Luke
Tra von
Sas
James
Temple
Philip
St. Bartholomew
Thime
Andrew
Agein Tomas
Siemon Zelotes
Persia
Mattabias
Samaria
Zach
Ray
Mary
Tesus
Salmon P. Chase
Supreme Court of
United States
Chase
Shin Mw
Pete
The Sunday School Lesson on Israel's Rebellion and Hope
A sermon style study traces Israel’s exile by Shalmaneser and Samaria’s fall, then warns of judgment for sin and the prophets’ calls to repentance. It links Hosea and Jeremiah warnings to New Testament fulfillment, urging faithful witness and the church’s call to share Christ.
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Shalmaneser
Israel
Cap Grits
Hosbea
Egypt
Hezekiah
Judah
Hoshea
Samaria
Assyria
Moses
Hosea
Jeroboama
Nebat
Jeroboam
Omri
Ahab
Keel
Job Xuil
Lot
Enoch
Jude
Jesus
God
Jesus Christ
Tribe of
Lisyen
Matt. Xelis
Christ
Model Black Colony Buxton Ontario and its Civil War role
The article discusses Buxton Ontario as a famed Black colony linked to the emancipation era. It notes fugitive slaves settled there, attained political rights, and built industry before decline as lands were sold or lost. It contrasts Buxton with northern reformers and cites Lincoln era committees and Seward.
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Seward
Duxton
John Brown
William Lloyd Garrison
Buston
South
Buxton
Kansas
Liberia
Two Man's
Republic
North America
William King
Ontario
Youngstown
Black settlement Buxton tale from Ontario revealed
The narrative recounts a fugitive slave escape line to Ontario and the Buxton settlement. Dr King and Rev Charles Roser aided routes from Detroit to Toronto, with Myron Foster assisting in Toledo. The crown grant created a model village in Kent County with 100 acre parcels for freedpeople. The story follows early settlers Martha Parks and Harrison Webb, and notes degeneration of Buxton under white control, closures of a college, and mixed fortunes of the Black residents. It also profiles Abel Coxfield and Edward Gurney, linking to the Gurney Foundry legacy in Toronto and Boston and detailing Gurney’s public roles and business leadership.
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Boxtoy
FIDE
Detroit
Mich
Ohio River
Carade
King
Charles Roser
Youngstown
Malyster
Tetroit
Myron Forter
Boston
Jona Brown
Jancoln
Tatevige
Toledo
Ohio
Buxton
Martha Parks
Harrison Webb
Windsor
Michigan Central
Grand ‘Trunk
Ontario
Dixie Land
Stotes
Abel Coxfield
Evany GenNny
Toronto
United States
Tsul
Gurney Foundry Co., Ltd
Gurney
Temiskaming Railway Commission
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D. M. Stearns
Blanton, Tn
County of Kent
Fn High
Confield
New York Herald
Abraham Lincoln
Secre
Edward Gurney
Foward Gurney
Noland Patent
N.Y
Charles
Hamilton
Matoilton
Asia