09 Feb 1918
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Newspaper
Richmond Planet
Location
Richmond, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1918
Page
1
The piece argues that Scripture should not be twisted to promise a universal conversion, urging believers to prepare hearts for Christ. It warns that lasting peace comes only when Jesus is crowned King of kings, and it calls upon readers to seek God and urge others to welcome Him.
A father recalls a quiet evening as his son sobs over sins. The boy asks God to wipe out his wrongs, and they pray together. The father, moved, admits his own sin and vows to seek God truly to guide their family. The boy asks if angels erase sins with a sponge. the answer is the blood of Christ. The family resolves to live in faith to teach their children.
A preacher recalls wrestling with sin and doubt over a beloved boy. In quiet nights he prays for faith, and with his wife they join in the Lord's Prayer. He asserts God hears those who seek Him with a whole heart and promises they will find Him.
A child’s tale from Kindergarten Magazine follows a small coal car needing help to reach descend and warmth for valley residents. A brave pony engine accepts the task, repeatedly saying I think I can and I thought I could as it climbs and descends the hill. The piece closes with a moral about fighting for purpose and grace over obstinacy.
A Christian Evangelist column argues for supporting church colleges beyond public schooling. It contends that home and church influence is strongest within small church colleges, which preserve religious and moral education as youths leave home for higher studies, unlike state universities.
A compact moral reflection urging charity by judging others less and acknowledging their good, warning against hypocrisy in fault finding. It asks readers to consider their own faults and the obligation to show forbearance toward others as commanded by God.
A recalled sermon warns that moral courage matters. An old sea captain and his son risked their lives in a violent Irish Sea storm to rescue shipwrecked sailors, explaining they know the danger because they have endured it themselves. The message urges seeking divine guidance to direct行动.
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