Brave Truth Tells From Micaiah Sermon on July 4 1948
A July 4 1948 religious study outlines the Biblical account of Micaiah the prophet who told King Ahab the truth despite danger. It emphasizes truth telling as a divine principle, linking it to Ramoth in Gilead and the fate of Ahab, with notes on the source of truth and its consequences for individuals and nations.
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Micaiah
Ahab
Israel
Ramoth
Gilead
Jehoshaphat
Judah
God
Jesus
Babe Ruth
Yankee Stadium
New York Yankees
Cleveland Indians
Baseball
Bambino
Paul S. Kerr
Hall of Fame
Cooperstown, N. Y
Babe
Cleveland
Ruth
On Believing What A Man Believes Shaping Fate
A reflective passage argues beliefs form both actions and outcomes, noting the global reaction to surface talk. It asserts that a person’s beliefs create, influence, and determine the experiences and consequences they face.
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Beieves
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Romania
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