Christ Writes on Dust in Herod's Temple Sermon
A preacher recounts Jesus stooping to write with his finger on the dust in the temple to expose hypocrisy, forgiving the penitent woman, and contrasting divine mercy with worldly judgment. The speech extols Bible in nature and urges humility, mercy, and equal treatment of sin.
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Talmage
Leroie
Christ
Jesus
Mohammedan Mosque
Herod
Zeribhadel
Eusebius
Chet Cheist
Abgarus
Edessa
Thebes
Omar
Edinburgh
British Museum
Berlin
Viena
Paul
Fran
Hx Onal
Caesar
Galilee
Bethlehem
Noavereth
Herod's
Dominic
Ford
Sharon
Earth
Heaven
Pellmell
Stevens
Benjamin Abbott
Sinai
Far East
Jesus of Nazareth
Ian
Hudson
Potomac
Layard
Nineveh
Pompeii
Admiral Farragut
Balbo
Farragut
Christ's Mercy
Divine Mercy
God's
A Bankers Family and the Morphine Mystery
In Chicago a banker Kellogg's household unfolds amid illness sorrow and intrigue. Widow Elinor and daughter Laura confront morphine dependency and a thwarted engagement with Lawrence Terry as Earl Kellogg schemes a bank placement while Robert contends with a bereaved father and a hopeful future.
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Robert Kelloge
Great Northwest
Galena
Chicago
Fort Dearborn
Board of Trade
Mr. Kellogg
End
Lawrence Terri
George Howard
Eldred Sloan
Earl Kellogg
Mr. Kelloce
Kelloggs
Sherman House
Barker
Earl
Elinor Kellogg
Stephen
Amos
Mr. Kelpes
Einar
Janette
Robert
Laura
Younl
Taura
Lawrence
Mr. Terry
Lawrence Terry
Hart
Julia
Mr. Kellorgy
Morphone
Graceland G
Thalia Kellogg
Dearborn
Janelle
Queer Rivers and Odd Florida Waters Charm Readers
This piece tours diverse rivers worldwide with emphasis on Florida’s Ocklawaha. It paints Florida streams as whimsical, sometimes wandering waterways rich in swampy landscapes, all while noting climate, soil, and geography’s effects. The narrator muses on fishing, boating, and the peculiar beauty of these waters.
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Arctic Circle
Florida
Ocklamaha
Jack Frost
Ocklawaha
St. Nicholas
Organ Music and Bach Esteemed Master of Polyphony
A historical note on Johann Sebastian Bach praising his polyphonic mastery and enduring influence on organ music. Bach is portrayed as the pinnacle of organ composition and performance, with Guilmant quoted on his greatness and the German meaning of Bach as a brook linking to his expansive musical impact.
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Yiz
Bach
Germany
Ger Ipan
Bob Am Ocean
Alexandre Guilmant
The
Freum
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