Abraham and the Kings and the Friend of God
A 1926 study for Sunday school classes on Abram Genesis 14, Isaiah 61, and Romans 8. The lesson highlights Abraham as God’s friend, the value of study, and the contrast between labor and ease. It notes Lot’s choice, Melchizedek as a priest-king, and the link to Christ’s priesthood in Hebrews.
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Abram
Abraham
Paul
God
Jesus
Lot
Coun
New England
Norway
Sweden
United States
Melchizedek
Christ
Aaron
Abraham Generosity and Gods Gift Beyond Money
The piece reflects on Abram’s refusal to claim spoil from victory over Sodom, urging readers to put God first and make money serve worship. It cites tithing, Melchizedek, and Abraham’s generosity as a model, urging students to study Genesis and consider generous giving as blessing not measured by wealth.
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Sodom
Abram
God
Abraham
Spirit of Moral Adventure and Old Testament Faith
Quotations on moral expansion as teachers sail to the Philippines and Asia. Dean Brown praises missionaries and medical workers. the Old Testament figures are shown to reveal a Creator beyond evolution, encountering the supernatural in life and calls for explanation.
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San Francisco
Philippines
Golden Gate
Japan
China
Dean Charles R. Brown
God
Bible Offers Hope to Hearts of Millions
A statement extols the Bible as the best answer to human longing, claiming teeming millions have found help and satisfaction in the Book of books.
300 for 22.50 offers on all-wool suitings at Vander Linden
M. Vander Linden advertises a line of 300 kinds of fine all-wool suitings priced at 22.50 each. The copy promises perfect fits and made-to-order service, inviting customers to choose from the broad selection.
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M. Vander Linden
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J. A. Lapham
Seth Thomas
Jeweler
Oskaloosa, Iowa
Snowden
Humanity
M. B. Wharton
S. A. Brooke
John Bunyan
Dr. W. J. Townsend
High Avenue
Thau
Oskaloosa
Belle Isle
Styles
Gate
Ings
Wilcox-Garland Co
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