He Careth For You Poem by T H Dickson
A devotional poem reflects on God’s sovereign care and guidance through life. The speaker urges trust in divine placement and promises, recalling mercies and trials a person has endured, and affirms that God will never leave nor forsake.
Comfort and duty in Christian charity and baptism views
The piece emphasizes how God comforts believers to enable them to comfort others, outlining three avenues: encouragement, qualification, and example. It argues believers are stewards of grace and should give, not for self, but for fellow humans, with scriptural supports and a discussion of baptism modes in Lutheran Confessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apostle
Jay
Baptist Church
Jesus
Thas
Henry Draommond
Lhetelle M. Hurll
Evangelist
Bathing with Aqua Ammonia for Skin Refreshment
The article urges thorough cleansing of the body through bathing, noting neglected skin areas. It recommends using soft water with a teaspoon of aqua ammonia per quart for cleansing, nervous stimulation, and a general boost to liver and biliary organs, while emphasizing silence.
The Cross of Suffering and Divine Purpose
A meditation from Observer on accepting suffering as a divine blessing. It argues patience and humility deepen faith, purify the soul, and draw believers closer to Christ. Murmuring or complaint desecrates the life of God within. enduring here fulfills our sacred appointment to suffer for God’s sake.
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Lord Jesus Christ
God
Thomas Jones
Christ
Unfinished pictures patience and duty as taught by the Lord
The text argues against rushing God’s plans, urging patience through tribulation to understand divine purposes. It then outlines duties to neighbors family civil authority and self control, urging temperance and honesty and the protection of virtue. It closes with reflections on virtue, rights, and the limits of power.
Those who cannot govern themselves must be governed
A concise maxim echoing the belief that individuals lacking self control require external governance to maintain order and societal function. The phrase emphasizes collective responsibility and authority in public life.
The Marble and The Chisel of Life Poem
The poem compares human life to marble, a block turned into statue through the artist's chisels. It suggests people are rough until effort and spirit produce a finer, unseen life. The message honors inner growth through struggle and divine shaping.
The Considerate Girl And The Gentle Habit Of Thought
A reflection on the value of consideration in daily life. The piece praises listening, sensitivity to others, and small acts that ease discomfort. It urges young women to cultivate kindness gradually, likening care to an education guided by love.
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Rnce
Grandma
Elevation Beyond Faults and the Voice of Fame
A reflective line on avoiding self importance when others’ follies are evident and fame’s voice tempts lingering attachment to the ground. The text meditates on prudence, humility, and the pull of public opinion.