The Value of True Friends in Christian Practice
Dr. Talmage urges that friendship is no accident but a God guided science. He grounds the idea in Proverbs 18 24, urges sincere friendliness, warns against slander and envy, and cites Christ and Nelson to illustrate sacrifice and trust in God as the ultimate friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage
Solomon
David
Isaiah
Adam
Hiddekel
Christ
Palestine
Eier
Judas
Cerberus
Dog
Hell
Disraeli
Manfred
Sree
Cio
River Thames
Ote
Alaruabie
English
Mirst
Tom
Manward
Godward
God
Lord Nelson
Nelson
Short Sermons and The World to Come Power in Religion
A compilation of brief sermons and religious reflections from various pastors. Key themes include women’s power used for faith, guardianship of the world by leading nations, witness rather than conquest, nature’s acts as language, universal religion expanding with more teachers and churches, sanctifying church life versus secular spaces, and the call to repent and accept Jesus Christ as savior. Notable figures include Rev. F Goodchild, Rev. A V G Allen, Bishop Huntington, Dr J H Hall, Rev J Lloyd Jones, Rev M Savage, and Rev P G.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Goodchild
Baptist
New York City
A. V. G. Allen
Episcopalian
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Witneses
Bishop Huntington
Central
New York
J. H. Hall
Newman
J. Lloyd Jones
Chicago
Rev
M. Savage
Unitarian
Christ
Jesus Christ
P. G
Complex plans unfold to save Janette amid family intrigue
In a Chicago bound saga a doctor argues over sending Janette south for treatment while a wary Kellogg family tracks Elinor Kellogg's past. Amos Kellogg funds investigators to uncover Elinor's history as Dr Strong weighs risk, and a prospective journey to Chicago tests hope for Janette's survival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew
Elinor
Amos
Stephen
Sellars
Chicago
Elinor Kellogg
Andrew Bellogi
Dr. Strong
Mr. Kellogg
Janette
Agnes
Family confronts Janette illness and travel options
At breakfast on July seventeenth, Stephen Kellogg and family discuss a letter from Amos about Janette’s illness. Dr Hewit worries for her health while arguments unfold on sending daughters south for climate change and who should nurse her, balancing hope for recovery against the risk of travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Janette
Chicago
Dr. Strong
Jenette
Von
Laura
Wicnor Kelogg
Newberry
Charleston
South Carolina
Andrew
Chateston
Richard Newberry
Norfolk
Elinor Kellogg
Buvanneb
New Orleans
Memphis
Nashville
Baltimore
New York
Europe
Amos
Court House
Elinor Clifford
Clifford
Justice of the Peace
John R, Little
J. P
Alonzo Bush
O. L. Holmes
Little
Bush
Holmes
Amon
Elimor Clifford
Cliford
Cliffords
Elinor Cliffords
Elinor
Amog
Kellogg
Stephen Kellogg
Lanza
Dr. Hewit
Wimington
Why You See Stars From Eye Nerve Sparks
A fragment explains that a blow or fall shocks the optic nerve, which only conveys light impressions to the brain. It states that this nerve does not feel pain or other sensations, but sends flashes of light or “stars” as the brain perceives the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taminerm
Ezekiel
Jeremiah
Mary
Stara
Maine
Bowell Family Anecdotes and Hungarian Doctor Shortage
The article recalls William Dean Bowell's father emigrating to Ohio and devising a farewell quip for visitors. It also notes Gerrit Smith's sharp street smarts and a family prayer about Brother Jones leaving on the forty o'clock trail. Meanwhile Hungary faces widespread village depopulation with many areas lacking a local doctor within ten miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Dean Bowells
Ohio
Gerrit Smith
Jon
Brother Jones
Alsways
Saturday Evening
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Durham
Gordon
Bethere
Jenner
Columbus
Martin Luther
Savonarola
Galilee
Paul
John
Man
Guy Man
Zaster
Vou
Caror
Poriismon
Miter
Wilmington
Amys
Anges
Yanette
Bart
Hobert
Robert
Hewit
Ris
Hungary
Inilea
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