The Kingdom Divided Sunday School Lesson
J A Lapham presents the lesson on I Kings 12 1 24 with emphasis on pride and selfishness as causes of division. He cites Rehoboams folly and Jeroboams rise, urging self denial following Jesus and service in the church while noting divine plans and human responsibility. The piece weaves biblical references with social commentary on power, wealth, and unity.
Whittier Bryan and Independence Hall Reflections
A fragmentary excerpt from historical commentary contrasts pride with humility, citing John G Whittier on innocence and a childlike heart. It cites Rehoboam’s failed policy and William Jennings Bryan praising the neighborly command to love. It evokes themes of brotherhood and colonial unity in Independence Hall.
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Christ
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Review Prep Notes for Bible Life Sketches Class
The author urges preparation for a Sunday review and assigns tasks for a class project. Students should prepare sketches of Saul, David, and Solomon and be ready to answer questions about each life. The aim is to dissolve political bands linking peoples and to study biblical figures in class.
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Judah
Benjamin
Shemaiah
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Jesus Christ
Jerusalem
Amos Wells
Sin Peloubet
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David
Solomon
Pella Markets Report Hogs Oats and Prices
Quotations from the Farmers Co operative Exchange in Pella Iowa show hog prices ranging from 8.80 to 10.75 per hundredweight. Oats per bushel and other listed items appear in scattered market lines with roosters hides and geese also noted in the market summary.
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Farmers Co-operative Exchange
Pella
Iowa
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