Sunday School Lesson Review on Romans and Corinthians
A brief lesson review covering Romans 14 12 21 and Corinthians 8 9 13. The golden text declares it is good not to eat flesh or drink wine or do anything that may cause a brother to stumble.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1935
Page
6
A brief lesson review covering Romans 14 12 21 and Corinthians 8 9 13. The golden text declares it is good not to eat flesh or drink wine or do anything that may cause a brother to stumble.
A column argues liberty must respect others, condemns liquor traffic, bootleggers, and reckless drivers, cites Roosevelt on Prohibition, and praises temperance as essential to public safety. It recalls the Bambergers Watkins baby mixup and cites Paul’s stance on meat to illustrate restraint.
A passage from Romans and first Corinthians urges believers to avoid actions that offend or harm weaker Christians. It emphasizes unity, peace, edification, and restraint over liberty in matters of food and drink.
A biblical passage warns that the strong must not covet their liberty in eating meat offered to idols. Knowledge can harm the weak conscience and offend Christ. If meat causes a brother to stumble, one should forgo flesh while the world endures to avoid causing offense.
Fruitland and Muscatine residents appear in birth notices and social visits. Ray Ansel Swanson is named the newborn son of Mr and Mrs Har o ld Swanson of Muscatine. Guests include Merrill and Bobby Boyle and other local families. A weather note explains barometer shifts affect perceived pressure on the human body.
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