Lee at Gettysburg High Tide and Last Stand
This Fortieth Anniversary war story recounts Lee’s July 2 1863 belfry view at Gettysburg Cemetery Hill and Culp’s Hill, Longstreet’s Round Top maneuver, and Warren and Sickles efforts. It notes Lee’s retreat threat, Meade and Hancock actions, and the legacy of the day as the Confederacy’s pivotal moment.
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The Sunday School Lesson on Timothy Faith and Endurance
Rev D M Stearns presents a 1908 lesson on Second Timothy urging steadfast faith in Scripture. It emphasizes continuing in God’s word, resisting infidelity, and the promise of a crown of righteousness for those who love Christ’s appearing. The piece cites Paul’s Farewell and urges readers to preach the word despite modern skepticism.
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