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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Nov 24, 1904
Page
6
A Nov 13 sermon contrasts two social classes: workers who invest years of effort to rise and those who chase quick gain. It warns against spiritual capital borrowed from parents and urges personal consecration, plain living, and disciplined service to reach heaven.
A preacher warns against nominal church members and spiritual beggars who rely on good works or social deeds to gain entry to heaven. He uses the parable of the ten virgins to urge ready hearts, oil for the lamp, and full consecration to Christ before the Bridegroom arrives unexpectedly. The message urges personal repentance, faith, and readiness for Christ’s sudden return.
The article reflects on biblical lessons from Isaiah, Jeremiah, and Ezekiel about pride, self will, and judgment. It stresses that true change comes from hearing the word of the Lord, forsaking false foundations, and receiving a new heart and birth from God, not reform or ritual. It cites verses on judgment, deliverance, and the necessity of divine grace.
A melodramatic vignette threads Adelaide's romance with Walters through Berlin and New York memories. Millicent encounters her former love on a crowded ferry as they confront whether past dreams can be reborn. Interludes recall Barnum’s burned museum and Uncle Eph's quips, linking romance with old city lore.
In a witty exchange, Batcheller declares marriage a game of pretenses. Askum asks for clarification, and Batcheller contends couples feign happiness or misery, exposing the theater of married life.
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