Plague of Infidelity in Dr Talmage Sermon at Two Cities
In New York on April 5 Rev Dr Talmage denounced infidelity as a moral plague in his sermon on The Plague of Infidelity. He urged that the Bible’s truth be upheld, attacked infidels with vivid metaphors, and defended monogamy and biblical authority against attacks on scripture.
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Bible and infidelity in the modern world debated
A preacher argues the Bible condemns polygamy and praises monogamy, contrasting biblical figures with infidelity. He cites the Bible’s stance toward women, champions Christian charitable institutions, and condemns infidelity as lacking real social aid while urging listeners to embrace Scripture and Christian service.
End of Days Sermon on the Bible and the Final Fire
A speaker declares that in the coming destruction no Bible text will survive as the flames consume manuscripts. He muses on the futility of Genesis, prophecies, and Revelation if all is burned, then imagines heaven’s glory and the triumph of meeting Christ. The rhetoric envisions eternal coronation and radiant colors in the heavenly scene.
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Hamburg Redeemed by Tillman’s Order End of Fight Ring
The Chronicle reports Governor Tillman ordered an end to animal and cockfighting in Hamburg and nearby, halting the main bouts that drew crowds. Fights halted, authorities prepared to enforce the new decree. spectators faced a shift to other Carolina venues as the issue drew state-wide attention.
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