The Bride Comes Forth to Meet Thee in Blood-Washed Robes
A devotional verse proclaims the Lord's imminent return with imagery of trimmed lamps and heaven’s shaking powers. The speaker exhorts readiness as Christ's kingdom advances and earth endures pangs, calling believers to await the Lamb of God in holy attire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah
Panows
Phoebs Palmer
Trials Refine Faith as Gold Through Fire
The author frames Job and biblical figures to argue that God tests believers to purify faith. Suffering is permitted by a wise providence, producing endurance and greater glory, with the aim not to inform God but to refine character and deepen reliance on divine mercy.
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Auttor
God
Deliver
David
Wemaat
Jacob
Peter
Jesus Christ
Job
Jay
The Significance of a Date and Calvin’s Augsburg Signatures
A critical review of Schaff’s History of the Christian Church argues that Calvin signed the Augsburg Confession at multiple events in 1539 1541 and 1641 with varying implications. The piece weighs the significance of first subscriptions 1539 versus later attestations 1541 and notes Luther Bucer Melanchthon and Zwinglian factors shaping Concords and Confessions.
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Schaff
Bies
Sébaff
Calvin
Ratiebon
Kraath
Osmin
Jacobs
Sobair
Christendom
Straceburg
Bucer
Buaseburg
Luther
Wittenberg
Bever
Melanchthon
France
Charles V
Frankfurt
Augeburg
Worme
Straesburg
Duchy of
Luneberg
Worms
Nok
Zeinugli
Scheff
Life's True Object Is Service Not Gain
An 8. 8. Times excerpt argues life should center on service rather than gain. It contends that pursuing happiness directly leads to failure, while choosing service opens “the windows of heaven” and brings happiness as a natural, gentle result.
Overcome Evil With Good Approach in Christian Witness
A Christian Witness note advises dispelling error with good spirit rather than harsh argument. It argues that deeds shape perceptions of religion more than debate and urges offering better, peaceful solutions to win others, not provoking obstinacy with attacks.
Untitled Employment Notice Fragment
Classified item seeks trustworthy persons for office work in Chicago, with names and dates obscured in the OCR. The note lists several individuals and an address placeholder, indicating a recruitment or assignment posted in a local paper.
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Itary
Siapeeeta Caateaas
Geerny
Buon
Eoltaddrecoet
B. Meas
Preat
de Chicago
Oye Bates
Aus
The Christian Year in Luther an Observance
Frederick Gotwald surveys the Church Year from Advent to Advent, detailing doctrinal first then practical parts, with key feasts such as Christmas, Epiphany, Lent, Easter, and Pentecost, plus minor celebrations and historical notes on observance and symbolism. The piece traces liturgical colors, historic origins, and the role of Scripture readings and Lutheran emphasis throughout the yearly cycle.
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Frederick G. Gotwald
A. M
The
Lutheran Quarterly
Obriat
Earth
God the Father
God the Son
God the Holy Ghost
Obriet
Jesus
Luther
Obriatheetas
Lod
Jesus Obria
Clement of
Alexandria
Chrysostom
Osuna
Galilee
Calvary
Jerusalem
Gethsemane
Tribunal
Moses
Elijah
Gratian
John Keble
Sinai
Christ
Reverence for Old Folks and Respect for the Elderly
A crowded car scene shows a boy offering his seat to an aging man who thanks him and speaks of reciprocal care. The piece recalls Greek history and the Iliad’s respect for elders, then ends with a boy’s bow to an elderly lady identified as his grandmother.
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Annawer
Republic
Jaike
$2,800,000 sermon launches Armour Institute founders
The Rev Frank W Guncan ius then pastor of Plymouth Church moved Chicago with his oratory. A Sunday night address at Central Music Hall led philanthropist Philip D Armour to pledge five years of his time for funding. Armour Institute was founded with Gunaslaa as president, educating 1200 young men and women in industrial branches.
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Frank W. Guncanius
Armour Institute of Technology
Plymouth Church
Chicago
Lake City
Plymouth Uberch
Central Music Hall
State Street
Plymouth
Philip D. Armour
Dr. Guneaglua
Mr. Armour
Armour Institute
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