God as spirit and toil in a Westminster catechism sermon
A sermon meditates on God as a spirit, infinite and unchangeable, drawing from the Westminster Shorter Catechism. It links divine attributes to human labor, sickness, and suffering, arguing toil reveals God’s purposes, poverty refines faith, and pain can yield spiritual gain through trust and surrender.
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Los Angeles
Cat
Westminster Divines
Ince
Westminster
Westminster Convocation
Qura
Adan
Goa
Ted
Adam
Isaiah
Arctic
Geath
Dante
Ifedobtion
The Sunday School Lesson on Jesus as Healer
The article reflects a Sunday School lesson noting Jesus as creator and life, the Lamb of God, and Messiah. It discusses Jesus healing at the pool near the Sheep Gate, contrasts healings with faith, and links the story to Scriptural themes of sin, redemption, and eternal life through Christ.
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Wendel
Putlipe
Hebert di Mordette
Moth
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Taden
Hs Bnddom
Christ
Rus
Papa
Chris
Lazarus
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Ee Reefs
Divine
Americas
Jesus
God
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Jerusalem
Jerusiem
Temple
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House of Mercy
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Isa
Lisbel
John
John the Baptist
God the Father
George H Boughton Painter of Pilgrim Life in London and Canada
Obituary notes the death of Somethin George H Boughton, a London born genre painter who spent youth in Norwich and North Lake country. He lived in Albany New York 1858 then Paris and London, exhibited at the Royal Academy, became a National Academician in 1871, associate in 1879. His works include The Dismal Swamp and Hop Pickers Returning, with pieces in U.S. collections. He published stories and collaborated on Rambles in Holland.
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George H. Boughton
London
Canada
Norwich
England
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America
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Albany
New York
Paris
Royal Academy
Royal Academiy
Ste Johny Malale
U.S
Witham
Corcoran
Washington
August Belemont
Miles Stadesh
G. Whitney
Local press as town lifeblood and ad advocate
An editor extols the local newspaper as the barometer of the town, its pages mirroring residents and business activity. He urges merchants to advertise to boost trade, arguing collective support strengthens the entire community and that every storekeeper should back the home paper.
Clay as Food Across Asia and Oceania
The text notes that eating earth is common in China, New Caledonia, New Guinea, and the Malay Archipelago, including Java and Sumatra. Clay is prepared by mixing with water, forming a paste, removing sand and hard substances, then baked into small pencil-thick cakes. Japanese people also eat small clay figures modeled after animals from pastry shops.
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Chia
New Caledonia
New Guinea
Malay Archipelago
Java
Sumatra
Vaselin Described As Hair Tonic And Remedy
A fragment notes Vaselin as an excellent remedy and hair tonic. It mentions possible dependencies or applications but provides no clear context or full usage details. The text suggests multiple potential uses without specifying outcomes or instructions.
Memoir Snippets on Herbert Vivian and Chamberlain Era
Fragmentary recollections describe Herbert Vivian and contemporaries, noting Cantabrigian debates and university culture. It recalls a portrait of a young Chamberlain and Secretary of State John May, with mixed judgments on character, discretion, and public life, signaling a probing look at leadership and sociable conduct.
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Pall Mall Magazine
Herbert Vivian
Cantvidae
Union
Trumpington
Dennis
Leo Maxse
Vo Tcane Athletic
Aoaid
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John May
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