The Ash Can Bible Sermon on a Lost Family Bible
Rev John Balcom Shaw preaches on a rescued ash can Bible found in New York City a family Bible damaged and discarded by a moving family. The sermon warns families to keep a living home Bible to sustain faith and curb deterioration. It frames the Bible as a memorial and hopeful force in community life.
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New York City
John Balcom Shaw
Robert Browning
Florence
New York
Word of God
House of Prayer
God
Quiet Hour with God: A Faithful Self Review
Charles Edward Martin reflects in the New York Observer on a personal hour alone with God. He disputes self made plans and asks for divine guidance for today, hoping to grow in love, patience, obedience, and humility while seeking true happiness in divine will.
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Charles Edward Martin
New York Observer
Tates
Paradise
What the Bible Is and the Path to Peace
A writer proclaims the Bible as the book of books, a source of laws and wisdom, life and biographies. It portrays antiquities and events, promises eternal reward, and crowns its author as perfect and impartial.
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