Lesson on Israel as God s Son and Christian Sonship
The article discusses Israel as God s son in covenant form and extends the concept to Christian sonship through faith in Jesus Christ. It contrasts regeneration and adoption as two faces of the same blessing, outlines benefits like access to God, freedom from the law, and guidance by the Holy Spirit, and notes the promise of inheritance for believers.
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Israel
Egypt
Jehovah
God
Jesus Christ
Christ
Treating Catarrh and Inheritance in Faith Conven tion Teacher
The article cites healing by Scott's emulsion for catarrh while shifting to a theological reflection on Christians as heirs with Christ. It discusses biblical inheritance, adoption, and the redemption of the body, linking covenant promise to believers awaiting final adoption and transformation.
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Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield, N. J
Bent Nails and a Nickel The Cheating Leason on Fare
Bob Mason and his uncle traveled by train. Bob claims he saved his nickel but was caught cheating as the conductor moved to assist others. The uncle calls the act cheating, noting Bob avoided paying while appearing absorbed in a paper. The story ends with a moral about consequences.
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Bob Mason
Bob
B. A.T
KC Jelly Roll Recipe from KC Cook's Book
A vintage recipe explains beating sugar with eggs then folding in lemon rind flour and milk to make a jelly roll. Bake in a buttered pan, roll while warm with jelly inside, roll edges, dust with powdered sugar, and serve after using hot milk to prevent cracking. Includes note about securing KC Cook's Book via certificate in every 25-cent can.
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Jaguss Mro, Co
Remembering Temptation and the Bent Nail Lesson
A uncle warns a boy about small sins weakening character. He recalls helping a carpenter, bending a nail, and a telegraph pole knocked down by woodpeckers where a nest caused unseen weakness. The parable urges never take the first step toward temptation to stay on the right path.
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Bob
Polly Griggs and Stubbs Corners Missionary Society
Polly Griggs starts a little girl missionary society in Stubbs Corners to help children hear about Jesus. Saving pennies from red apple banks, reading stories, and inspiring adults to join, the effort grows into a village-wide mission movement and a foreign lands outreach.
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Stubbs Corners
Polly Griggs
Aunt Lorena
Polly
Jesus
Sue
Susie
Stubbs Corner
Evangelical Messenger
Just Like a Lady Gladys
A mother admonishes Gladys for her noisy entrance as she originally rushed downstairs. Gladys then reenters and asks if she was heard. The mother notes the improvement when she entered quietly. Gladys explains she slid down the banisters before returning properly.
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Gladys
A Lesson in Fractions
A kind old lady asks a boy about siblings. He replies with a math-themed family count, saying he has one sister and one and a half brothers, then mentions two half-sisters, revealing a playful dialogue on fractions.
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