Novel and Practical Conjunction in Bible Narrative Sermon
In Brooklyn Tabernacle on May 14 1893 Rev Dr Talmage preached a novel fusion of music and text from 1 Samuel chapters 15 1 5 emphasizing harp and javelin as symbols. He urged music as medicine for nervous and mental disorders, contrasted Saul’s rage with David’s harp, and warned against javelin like criticism that attacks sacred sound. The sermon extols music’s healing power, Christian perseverance, and the dangers of retaliatory violence.
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Brooxers
Brooklyn
Talmage
David
Saul
Rose
Jubal
Babylon
Josephus
Timotheus
Sebastian
Erard
St. John
United States Army
Theodosius
Antioch
Achilles
Asclepiades
Yorktown
Filippo Palma
Jerome
Prague
Naomi
Tower of Babel
Russia
John
Earth
Heaven
Waterloo
Charles
Hell
Satan
Goliath
Bajacet
Mowory
Timur
Christian
San
Co Ce
Washington
Long Island
New Jersey Heights
Lincoln
Christ
Nazareth
Capernaum
Jerusalem
Solomon
David Hume
Voltaire
Shaftesbury
Earl of Rochester
God
Old City Hall Fetches 1300 Per Foot In St Louis Sale
Sale of the old City Hall on Eleventh Street between Market and Chestnut drew many recalled memories of the building. Price at 1300 per foot was about 200 below estimated value. The report notes St Louis growth, electric railroad progress, and the World's Fair impact on traffic and transit.
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Louis
St. Louis
Eleventh Street
Market
Chestnut
Chicago
Fair Grounds
Mexico
Cnas
Harp Imagery and Sacred Hymns Reflective Reverie
A lyrical meditation blends gospel harps, Isaac Watts, and hymns with a vision of a cross hung harp. The speaker yearns for heavenly worship echoing earthly praise, invoking mountains and valleys, shepherds and the Apocalypse to unite voices in glory. The motif centers on music as sacred bridge.
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Isaac Watts
Ullard
Kilkenny
Ireland
Switzerland
Alps
Earth
St. John
Harpers
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