Higher Criticism argued against in Presbyterian Observer
At length the Presbyterian Observer columns attack the Higher Criticism, citing German theories as imports. They defend Moses and Daniel dating through Egyptian and Mycenaean discoveries, countenancing Jewish and scriptural accuracy, and dismiss later authorship theories supported by Greek term usage.
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Briggs
Christ
Moses
Abraham
Brugsh Bey
Egypt
Canon Driver
Daniel
Asia
Alexander the Great
Mycena
Mycenae
Assyria
Tahpanhes
Jeremiah
Nerodotus
Presbyterian Observer
Hanub
Teta
Trial Sermons Breaking in of a Minister And City Church
A comparative essay uses the colt breaking in as an allegory for a minister's first trial sermon. It critiques harsh judgments by congregations, urges redirection to higher church authority, and condemns shallow emphasis on externals and style over piety and pastoral labor.
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Colt
Ance
Christmas Hymn Book Gifts For The Southern Synod
Complete with new Common Service editions priced by binding and size. Arabesque gilt $1.28. English Turkey extra gilt $2.00. specific Moroe and Antique options range up to $8.20. Sets in two volumes offered with cases and large type for old eyes. Post paid by W. J. Dorrie, Publisher, Columbia, S.C. Nov. 20, 5 ts.
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Southern Synod
Turkey
W. J. Dorrie
Columbia
The Old Kind Religion Promises Assurance of Salvation
A sermon extols the old kind religion as the true path to salvation through repentance and faith in Jesus Christ. It warns against church membership as a substitute and urges personal conversion to gain inner assurance, warning that without it one cannot face death with peace.
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Lord Jesus Christ
Why You Should Subscribe To Our Church Paper
An appeal listing seven reasons to subscribe to the church paper for Lutherans. It argues the publication informs readers about church needs, doctrine, funded work, and mission progress, urging informed, effective service and condemning ineffective remedies.
The Fruits of the Earth Bananas and plantation growth
Uncle Jack explains bananas grow from shoots sprouting at roots of old trees. Wild bananas are bitter. edible fruit comes from trees planted in gardens or fields. Shoots are transplanted like geraniums, then leaves unfold and the plant forms a tree-like stalk of packed leaf stems.
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Will
New York
Halifax
Jack
South America
Uncle Jack
Joe
Falling in Love Story Prompts Fate Versus Plan
A restaurant talk reveals how love defies prediction as one man recalls meeting a future wife after years apart. The tale shows how a chance romance led to lasting happiness, and a friend learns not to judge others’ choices. The piece closes by praising Ayer sarsaparilla as a cure for blood ailments.
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John
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Chrisan
Henkel & Co
New Market
Westminster Abbey
Yano
Swtafa Ouson
Lillie E. Barr
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Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Apollo
Mary
Zion
Galilee
Earth
Tabernacle
TR Pond
Pond
Ayer
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