He Maketh a Path to Shine After Him
Rev Dr Talmage delivers a fervent sermon at Tabernacle on Job 41: He maketh a path to shine after him focusing on phosphorescence in the sea and the lasting influence of acts of goodness. He warns that every life leaves a wake that can illuminate or darken future souls, urging daily deeds of kindness and faith.
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Brooklyn Tabernacle
Talmage
Job
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Basle
Switzerland
John Ruskin
Lepanto
Animaus Kingdom
God
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Hell
John Newton
Harwich
Newton
New Orleans
Campania
Newfoundland
George W. Childs
Philadelphia
Ting
Horace Greeley
Henry J. Raymond
James Ordon Bennett
Erastus Brooks
George William Curtis
Irenaeus
Mercy
Netter
Celestial Line
Savonarola
Winklefeld
Guttenberg
Marlborough
Decatur
Toussaint
Bolivar
Clarkson
Robert Raikes
Warlaw Page
Herodia
Goalgotha
Nero
Nana Sahib
Wes
Nizst
Shine
Garren
Christ
Orphan Asylum
Bewildered Granger Mistakenly Claims Lost Self
A bewildered Granger tells an imported policeman that he has gone and lost himself, prompting the officer to advise him to search for his own self rather than others in this odd street encounter.
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Yorsall
Substantial sonar review urges virtue guided by honor
A reflective note emphasizes that even great gifts of nature and art serve virtue when used under rules of honor, condemning censures and applauses driven by misplaced motives.