Miracles and Prophecy Prove Bible’s Divine Origin
In a Europe wide conflict between Christianity and agnosticism Dr. Talmage defends the Bible as God’s truth. He argues a bad book cannot yield good fruit, cites benevolent figures like Nightingale and Howard, and asserts prophecies fulfilled, old authors inspired, and science reconciled with revelation.
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Wasurncox
Europe
Talmage
Christ
David
Joshua
George Peabody
Miss Dix
Morence Nightingale
John Howard
John Frederick Oberlin
Abbot Laurence
Mozart
Beethoven
Handel
Haydn
Herbert Spencer
Tyndall
Darwin
Alps
Mount Washington
Himalayas
Herschel
Kepler
Leibnitz
Ross
Isaac Newton
God
Jerome
Eusebius
Origen
Alt
Lorenzeus
Ireaeus
Polyecarp
Polycarp
St. John
Lord Jesus Christ
Moscow
Tyre
Babylon
Nineveh
Hod
Tartar
Turk
Saracen
Chatham Street
New York
Peking
Vienna
Stockholm
London
Paris
America
England
Jerusalem
Gibeon
Ajalon
Valley of
Tarshish
Jesus Christ
Paul
Archangel
Earth
Heaven
Hindoo
Louis Klopsch
Remnants of a bygone industry in Battery boat era
The piece recalls the Battery boatmen who ferried sailors to ships in the bay, their tight protection of profits, and the decline of those days. It highlights the Whitehall boat’s design, handling, and a record of fourteen miles in sixty five minutes, noting the craft’s enduring model despite time.
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Battery
Whitehall
Hades
Cape Cod
Old Timers of the Battery Drift into the Good Old Days
Old Timers recount the fading Battery boatmen era as modern commerce shrinks the trade. Tugboats, quicker and safer, replace aging oarsmen while ships anchor less, docking yields faster freight turnover. Cape Cod catboat skills cited as famed, the region’s fishing lore fading with time.
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New York
Battery
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Galilee
Bier Spencer
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