Spices of Solomon and spice in modern worship
A sermon blends biblical images of Queen Balkis and Solomon with calls for revival, urging more zest and practical warmth in Christian teaching, worship, music, and outreach. It contrasts ancient spice with modern preaching, praising cheerful, vivid faith over melancholy piety.
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Emmanuel
Baikis
Sheba
Christ
Bangor
San Francisco
Christendom
Ted
Rohime
Germin
Gertinae
America
Germany
Ruth Pe Dohit
Balkis
Solomon
Samuel Rutherford
Richard Baxter
John Bunyan
Sermonette on Church Democracy and Principles
Rev J G Ditmars argues for congregational church democracy aligning with Bible authority and continual updating by the Holy Spirit. He praises religious liberty and the fusion of faith with social progress as a strength of independent church governance.
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Merriman
Worcester
Mass
Friends of Religious Liberty
J. G. Ditmars
Baptist
Brooklyn
Bible Translation Reaches Vast Global Readership
Over centuries the Bible has been rendered into more than 350 languages, enabling nine-tenths of humanity to read the sacred text. The statement highlights the widespread reach and enduring influence of biblical translations across diverse cultures and communities.
Fall Headwear and Millinery Trends Detailed in Fashion Notes
New York fashion notes outline fall millinery shifts toward alpine and rounded sailor hats in gray and tan felt. Descriptions cover pompon decorations with coque feathers, new brown shade pompoms, untrimmed alpine styles, and trimmed necklines. Coats in tan taffeta and biscuit etamine appear alongside delicate shades and copper tints in gowns and veiling.
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Rough Rider
York
Enone Oricinik
Courage and Cowardice in Civil War Reminiscence
The account recalls an Army officer who confronted a cowardly recruit Si Tucker at Fort Lamkin during the Petersburg campaign in 1864. Tucker is pressed to prove his bravery by joining sharpshooters, facing mortar bombardments, and enduring mock execution if he fails. The tale highlights endurance, moral pressure, and acts of improvised courage amid brutal combat.
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Louis Klopsch
Almage
Sheba
Solomon
Forest
Lebanon
Egypt
Dawid
Jerusalem
India
Hiram
Lie
Blanford Church
Jerusalem Plank Road
Si Tucker
Wwe
Fort Lamkin
Joe
Tris
Si T
Conlo
Tucker
Wardice
Sherman
Inas
Fang
Elis
Laws
Lincoln Comforts Sickles Amid Gettysburg Dispatches
The passage recounts President Lincoln praying beside the wounded General Sickles at Gettysburg. Lincoln expresses faith that God will guide events and that relief will come, amid discussions about ongoing battle news and hopeful telegrams from Grant regarding Vicksburg.
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Lincoln
Providence
Sickles
Gettysburg
Remington
Presi
Gener
General Grant
General Grant, Anowt Tal
Vicksburg
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