The Resurrection of the Body and Faithful Hope Comment
A theological discourse outlines the soul and body as separate yet reunified at the resurrection. It traces biblical support from Moses Abraham Isaac Jacob Jesus and Paul, contrasts eternal life for the righteous with judgment for the wicked, and notes Lutheran positions on the resurrection, millennial views, and diverse opinions on resurrection stature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Kaos Fursang
Abraham
Isaac
Jesus Christ
God
Jecob
David
John
Enoch
Elias
Moses
Jesus
Christ
Job
Paul
Formula of Concord
Rev
F. Kuegele
Lutheran Witness
Writing the Year in Words and Acts of Faith
A reflective meditation on how deeds and words shape character as a year ends and a new one begins. It weighs whether our actions written on the heart reflect faith, virtue, or neglect, urging repentance, effort, and a stronger Christian resolve for the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilate
Lutheran Observer
Jesus Christ
Earth
Moses
David
Socrates
Plato
Caesar
Shakespeare
Calvin
Newton
Washington
Lincoln
Christ
Rosseau
John Stuart Mill
Grandmotherly Rules for Right Speaking and Doing
A Presbyterian Record excerpt outlines practical, age old guidance. Key maxims urge direct eye contact, clear speech, kindness, silence when needed, and doing hard tasks first. It emphasizes confession, mastery of tough lessons, and weed first then enjoy afterwards.
Every Lutheran Should Have One Almanac Published by General Council
The Lutheran Church Almanac is ready with 68 large pages of material, illustrations, reports, and clerical registers. Prices postpaid: single 12 cents, six for 50 cents, one dollar per dozen. special minister index edition 25 cents each, two for 46 cents, two dollars and twenty-five per dozen. Ordered in bulk by express, stamps accepted. Address Henkei & Co New Market Shenandoah County Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Council Publication Society
Express
Henkei, & Co
New Market
Shenandoai County
Virginia
Paper package sold in bulk for ten cents
A brief classified line notes a large paper package wired together offered at ten cents, advertised as a cheap office supply.
Thinking Makes Progress, Sentinel on Progress and Innovation
The Sentinel argues progress comes from independent thought. It cites Columbus challenging prevailing views, Morse, Edison and the telegraph, telephone, lights, trolley, and X rays as results of individual minds. It warns that imitators stagnate while creative thinking shocks society into new understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sentinel
Columbus
Morse
Edison
Queen Alexandra's Princess Rebuke Story From Royal Shore
The Montreal Star recounts a royal family tale showing Queen Alexandra's motherly side. A sailor warns a princess on a ship’s plank, she asserts she is a princess not a lady, and the Princess of Wales replies she may become a lady in time. Also mentions 1903 calendars and Bibles for sale and a private personal column notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presween Alexandra
England
Rees
Wales
Chilldren
Montreal Star
Queen Alexandra
Princess of Wales
House McGovern Built and Reputations for Honest Work
Frederick E. Burnham recalls an auction of a Henry McGovern house where bids jumped after the builder’s name was mentioned. He notes McGovern’s reputation for honest work from cellar to ridgepole and shares a tale of McGovern firing a carpenter for shoddy effort, paying him a week’s wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McGovern
Ridgepole
McGovern
Frederick E. Burnham
in /orward
New Disease Among Range Cattle Predicted in State
A sore mouth or sore foot disease spreading among cattle on pasture, sometimes affecting horses, with symptoms including refusal to eat, jaw chomping, brown muzzle, swollen tongue, and foul mouth odor. Treatment suggestions include astrigent washes and gruels. caution that black tongue is a separate anthrax form.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Bethlehem
Renan
Jacob’s Well
Lecky
Egypt
Prof
Wright
Oberlin
London
Glencoe
Elandsayte
Pall Mall
War Office
Usband
Omi
Iss
Philip Burrows Strong
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