15 Jun 1898
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Newspaper
Our Church Paper
Location
New Market, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1898
Page
1
The passage presents a devotional reflection on God as a guiding shepherd. Imagery centers on following Jesus through deserts and rugged paths toward shaded pastures and a peaceful end. The speaker vows steadfast praise and trust amid trials, seeking divine guidance in every step.
A preacher cites Exodus where Moses strikes a rock to bring water, using the event to teach reliance on God's providence and the grace of Christ. It contrasts Israel's unbelief with faith in God, noting how God provides despite human doubt, and views the rock as a symbol of spiritual sustenance offered by Christ.
A Spurgeon reflection warns that a single unguarded flaw can ruin a life or lead to spiritual ruin. It compares the danger to a candle blown by wind and a ship sunk by a single leak, urging constant watchfulness and grace to guard every virtue.
The author emphasizes the importance of John fourteen for all believers describing how the leaf should be movable in Bibles to be replaced every ten years. He notes repeated readings yield new insight into divine love and heaven and recalls a dying wish to hear mansions and where I am there ye may be also echoed by the dying man.
Learn to decline with calm dignity using Gemly phrasing. State boundaries clearly, avoid harsh tone, and offer polite alternatives when possible. Emphasize respect and mutual ease to preserve good will in every exchange.
A religious argument urges careful speech about others citing James teachable standards. It contrasts speaking ill with Christian perfection and warns that whispered harm harms character more than money, urging private correction and avoidance of public rumor.
The resurrection body will glory in a transformation from our present humiliated state. It will reflect Christ, endure forever, and express complete intellect and love, remaining unchanging. From awakening onward, it will radiate light, life, power, service, purity, humility, and love in the fountain of God within.
The author reflects on life's brevity and the persistence of values after death. Beings reach a small portion of their potential within frail years, yet enduring aims gain meaning as time extends. The message, attributed to J. R. Miller, emphasizes lasting significance of good beginnings.
An old English inscription on a battle axis declares I will find a path or make one. It notes how the motto has inspired many, while contrasting John Newton who said he never carved his own path, but cut his fingers. Ram's Horn.
A brief notice urges readers to get printing services at the office and to pay for their newspaper. The item emphasizes on-demand printing and settlement of unpaid papers.
A discussion on duty over feeling cites U S Times on doing what is right despite emotion. It traces Spain from a vast 1800s empire to decline, noting Philip II onward, and the 1810 revolts that ended Spanish rule in the Americas while the United States emerged as a recognized independent nation.
A man in a public park reads a sheet detailing how alcohol corrupted his life. He recalls promises broken by drink, turning him from progress toward a beast, a coward, and a tramp, leaving him ruined and estranged. His narration underscores the lure and ruin of spirits.
For a keepsake bookmark quilt piece and souvenir a pretty New Market Memorial Badge is available far under coat at this office See local else where.
Editorial guidance on pastor visits urges measured, sincere calls focused on edification and comfort. Reports from the Virginia Synod Southern Conference praise progress, catechization efforts, and unity, with details of meetings, appointments, and future topics including Augsburg Confession relations and infant baptism.
We announce the recent sale of a few copies of the sermon "A Sermon on Immortality" by Rev Dr P C Henkel. The 32 page pamphlet is well printed and offered for sale at 10 cents each with stamps accepted. Address Henkel & Co New Market Shenandoah County Va.
The Lutheran and Year Book for 1898, about 100 pages, mailed for 10 cents per copy plus stamps. Henkel & Co of New Market Shenandoah County Virginia solicits orders. Also Luther's Small Catechism sixth edition issued by them, bound in boards 15 cents.
Hot Springs Arkansas promotes itself as the health and pleasure resort in the world. The U S Government endorses and controls the area offering accommodations at the Arlington Park and 60 other hotels and 200 boarding houses open all summer.
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