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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1943
Page
7
The article reflects on Moses’ call, preparation, and divine commissioning. It emphasizes that God equips those He calls, stressing spiritual qualification and obedience over mere ability while warning against pursuing ministry without God’s guidance. It notes Moses’ training in Egypt, the wilderness experience, and the necessity of true regeneration for service.
Lesson for July 11 discusses subjects texts and leniency in a religious context. It notes the use by permission of the International Council of Religious Associations and outlines aims for inclusive study and respectful discourse.
The piece notes soldiers use derisive slang such as buzzards for colonel badges and Camels for cigarettes. It mentions that Camel ads claim soldiers prefer the brand, and that Post Office limits on overseas shipments do not prevent sending Camels to service members in the U. S. or abroad across Navy, Marine, and Coast Guard personnel.
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