Venus at its brightest in October skies
The 1954 Science Service note describes Venus reaching peak brilliance on October 11 with magnitude minus 4.4, about 130 times brighter than typical first magnitude stars. It shines in Libra at dusk, with Mars visible in Sagittarius and Vega leading October’s evening stars, while Jupiter rises around midnight in Cancer.
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Quietness and Confidence Strength for Life
A devotional on Isaiah 30 15 urging daily quietness amid modern speed. It frames inner strength as God’s gift when one pauses, trusts, and rests in His watchfulness, likening faith to a traveler finding a spring in a desert. Dr. Robert Houston Smith, First Baptist Church, Pineville, Louisiana.
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