Mid-Summer Rain by John C. Shipp
A poem praising the mid-summer rain and thunder as a divine blessing. The speaker thanks God for rain, lightning, and the life they bring to earth, birds, plants, and people, urging praise and recognition of the Infinite One. Farmington, Ia.
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Farmington
Leviticus Diet Rules and Modern Christian Views
A reading of Leviticus 11 on clean and unclean foods is examined alongside New Testament perspectives. The piece contrasts ancient dietary laws, health justifications, and personal conscience in choosing what to eat, noting some believers abstain while others eat with gratitude.
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Israel
H. Rollinson
Cumberland
Diet and holiness in Mosaic law and New Covenant teaching
The article argues that dietary laws served moral and spiritual aims for Israel, noting health considerations in Palestine and Africa, and discusses how later revelations through Christ supersede old dietary restrictions. It cites Acts 10, Acts 15, Romans, and Timothy to explain a free conscience and grace over law in meat abstention.
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Christ
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Roosevelt Second Term League Nominees Named
Readers are urged to scrutinize a Roosevelt second term letter from F S Bilger as chairman and H Johns Jr. The writer calls the Roosevelt Folk ticket ill advised claiming Roosevelt cannot rule out a bid, while accusing supporters of pursuing a mirage and urging job printing.
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Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
F.S Bilger
H. Johns Jr
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