Things That Are Lovely and the New Life in Christ
A sermon on the apostle Paul’s phrase Whatsoever things are lovely. Love as the core of beauty in conduct elevates kindness, generosity, patience, and mercy. Genuine loveliness arises from a heart touched by God, not mere manners or zeal, and leads to a transformed, compassionate life.
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Paul
Apostle
Elijah
Moses
Christ
Elisha
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Abdallah Pasha
Syria
Carmel
John the Baptist
Jordan
Baxter
Kidderminster
Holy Ghost
God
Tle
New England
Massachusetts
Lutheran Observer
Cana
Jesus
Lamb of God
Golgotha
Heaven
Calvary
Adam
Do You Travel on Good Roads
An editorial reflection on bearing burdens via roads of faith. It cites Thomas a Kempis and recounts John Kitto as a pauper who thrived through faith and perseverance, arguing that burden carrying depends on the road we travel and divine providence rather than weight alone.
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Thomas A Kempis
John Kitto
S. S. Times
Sphinx Decline Amid Egyptian Changes and Symbolic Debate
The article notes Egypt’s Sphinx erosion due to shifting climate and rain as irrigation and tree planting alter the desert landscape. It surveys Sphinx variants across Egyptian, Assyrian, and Grecian art, their wings and heads, meanings from death to resurrection, and cites a London News remark on spiritual progress by Edward B. Pusey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Lower
Nile
Napoleon
Great Pyramid
Porphyry
Gizeh
London News
Silence as a path to harmony in family life
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt urges adults to curb backtalk and adopt silent restraint to prevent quarrels. It argues a scrappy household harms peace, noting withholdment of speech can spark a personal revolution toward happiness even if others resist. Encourage self-change over waiting for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Ledger
Be Ready to Answer Why You Believe in Christ
A religious essay contrasts a businessman's casual approach to church with the need for daily study of God and salvation. It urges readers to pursue knowledge of God with effort, noting the difference between practical studies and spiritual understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Jesus Christ
Heavenly Father as Light and Support for Heart Cheer
Lifting eyes to the Father brings heart cheer with His face as light and His hand as strength. His loving kindness offers never failing support.
The Chinese Language and a Cambridge Scholar’s View
A lecture at Columbia cites Prof. Herbert Giles on two Chinese languages and eight dialects. It contrasts spoken and written forms, notes no grammar, monosyllabic roots, and tone distinctions. it highlights the challenge for missionaries and learners alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Allen Giles
Cambridge University
Columbia University
Pekin
China
Indigestion Roots in Mouth Not Stomach Says Fouth
A health note explains indigestion stems from poorly chewed food. Overeating can distress the stomach, shifting burden to the intestine and possibly bilious attacks. Remedies include warm water, laxatives, and a brief starvation period.
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Fouth
Printing offer from Henkel and Co in New Market
An advertisement invites customers to have their printing done by Henkel & Co located in New Market Virginia. The note emphasizes reliable service and local expertise for printed materials.
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Henkel & Co
New Market, Va
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Goden Shire
C. A. Stork
D. D
DR. A. Spaeth
Sphinx
Edward B. Pusey
Chicago
Tilford
Yard
Tama
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