Spiritual Awakening Sermon by Rev McMaster in Brooklyn
The Rev W H McMaster of Embury Memorial M E Church Lewis Avenue Decatur Street Brooklyn preached on The Spiritual Awakening of Man citing Scripture about waking from sleep to see glory. He argued awakening comes through Christ inspiring action, conscience, and love and pressed education prayer and worship as means to awaken the soul.
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Brooklyn
N. Y
W. H. McMaster
Embury Memorial M. E
Lewis Avenue
Decatur Street
Christ
Peter James
John
Timuli
Hermor
Bourne
Jesus Christ
Christ Awakens Minds and Moral Life Through Truth
The speaker argues that openness to truth and inquiry aligns with Christ’s teachings. By obeying nature and pursuing sincerity, humanity gains knowledge and moral reform. Christ awakens intellect, heals conscience, and guides progress toward universal love and selfless service. When fully awake, humanity will behold His glory.
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Christ
Jesus Christ
Discoverers of Opportunity in Self-Driven Service
The Watchman argues that people respond best to opportunities they discover themselves. When told what to do, motivation wanes. self discovery fuels inspiration and responsibility. Personal initiative brings joy and effective aid, while externally pointed opportunities feel hollow.
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the Watchman
One Sure Thing Moody Sermon Echoes Repentance
The speaker argues that forgiveness requires repentance and fruitful deeds. He urges turning from sin, making restitution for wrongs, and restoring trust to prove true Christianity. A parable about a man keeping neighbor’s sheep highlights the burden of converted conduct.
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Moody
Snowshoe Tracks In The Winter Woods
In a farm story, David and Philip brave a white winter world after a blizzard. They follow fox and rabbit clues, fear a mysterious large creature, then learn the big prints are snowshoe tracks. Old John confirms the snow told on the tracks and brings them back to safety.
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Pair Hanging Up in the Shed Card
After breakfast, a reader recalls seeing a pair hanging in a shed and mentions the animal that wore them, the old Farmer Brown animal, in a引用 from the Christian Register.
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John
David
Christian Register
Luxurious Omnibuses Across London Streets
A New York and London tale of omnibuses shows their rise from horse drawn stages to electric lines and the pullman motor cars. London trial buses with gasoline engines offer luxury, leather upholstery, liveried crews, and sixpence fares, appealing to travelers seeking comfort over speed.
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London
New York Tribune
Clean the grain fields and purge weeds early
L. C. Brown warns that persistent weeds in seed grain require early field work. Pluck out plants when mustard blossoms appear to avoid trouble, and keep wild oats out as they resemble oats but have drooping spikelets. A short crop rotation will not reliably remove them.
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L. C. Brown
New York Press Calls End of Monopolies and Fair Shipping
The New York Press argues that individualistic government must end private monopolies and grant equal terms to railway shippers while widening the distribution of American wealth through Drog-Tess.
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