Three Fatal Mistakes in a Faithful Heart
The text analyzes three hidden heart thoughts that lead to sin and judgment. Self sufficiency, the belief that adversity will not touch the self, the claim that God will not require accountability, and the lie that punishment can be avoided. It cites scripture urging confession and trust in Christ for forgiveness and assurance of no condemnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Che
Gad
Bat Gad
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ Jesus
Strong Consolation in the City of Refuge
A sermon links Hebrews to Israel’s six cities of refuge to teach believers secure access to Christ as Great High Priest. It argues the manslayer image represents humanity, Jesus provides perpetual intercession, and believers rest in union with him amid trials, citing various biblical cities as symbols of spiritual blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
City of Refuge
Terael
Baife
Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christ
Romana
Aaron
Eleazer
Ithamar
Kedesha Naphtali
Shechem
Ephram
Ephraim
Atig
Hebron
Judah
Bezer
Kezer
Ramoth
Gilead
Golan
Fixed Purpose and the Cross in Christian Work
The essay argues for a single, fixed religious purpose centered on Jesus Christ and his crucifixion. It cites Paul’s life and mission as the model, contrasts with democratic pluralism, and laments modern ministers' loss of the cross’s dynamite preaching that conquers nations and wins souls. It urges young ministers to adopt a sole pole star of the Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Jesus Christ
Corinth
Teremiah
Israel
Lord Jesus Christ
Lord
Damascus
Arabia
Christ
Jesus
Asia Minor
Europe
Anl
Corinthians
George Whitefield
Jonathan Edwards
Charles H. Spurgeon
Christian Church
The Only Prison Self 4g Anon Poem Fragments
Fragmentary verse notes a metaphorical prison of the soul and a guiding angelic figure. The lines hint at redemption or revelation arriving after a long inward journey, ending with a sense of inevitable meeting and illumination.
For Sale Seven White Rabbits at Mrs Behrns Cherokee TX
An elderly correspondence piece offers seven white rabbits for sale at seven dollars the buyer must take all. The note includes a request to mention place and date and signs R L Seiders insurance agent urging proper receipts or statements. Also mentions local ads for Deering Binder Twine and a dental office note about Dr F A Bass upgrading linoleum paint and entrance and a visit by Mr and Mrs John W Biggs of Houston to their relatives on the river at Doran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. L. Behrns
Cherokee
Texas
John W. Biggs
Houston
W. C. Biggs
Doran
Tennessee ship Tennessee enters commission in Brooklyn
The new battleship Tennessee is commissioned at the Brooklyn navy yard. It costs 20 million dollars and measures 625 feet in length with 98 foot beams and 32 600 tons displacement. A notable feature is the fighting brain a steel fort housing observers for enemy ships. John Biggs, a San Saba boy, has a good Ford Motor Co position and is vacationing at his old home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tennessee
Brooklyn Navy Yard
John Biggs
San Saba
Houston
John
Ford Mater Co
Campers and Locals Entice News From Town to Menard Trip
D A and W P Gunter along with W O and Geo Stogner A P Navarra leave Monday for Menard to spend two weeks camping and fishing joined by Eva and Gladys Gunter and others. W C Biges and family camp on the river at Doran this week. News notes various local activities and small ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. A
W. P. Gunter
W. O
Geo
Stogner
A. P. Navarra
Menard
Eva
Gladys Gunter
W. C. Biges
Doran
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REV
B. B. Sutcliffe
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Montaigne
Macon
George Guille
J.H. Ralston
Liepashment
Jeane Christ
Anita
Bob
R. L. Seiders
H. W. Bolton
Martin
McInnis and Cummins
Homer Kolb
Ford
A. J. Flanagin
Locker
Maud
Tom Huffstetler
Deering
Sullivan, Biggs & Hinyard
Daniel
Poland
China
M. H. Perry
Sullivan,Biges & Hinyard
F. A. Bass
Armour Walters
Neff for-Governor Club
O. B. Mosley
Stobaugh’s
Sullivan, Biges & Hkinyard
E. T. Stobaugh
J. Morrow
W. A. Martin’s
Joe A. Mellnnis
Maggie Davis
Dr.Bass
Bill Burns
Ed Pape
Sipe Springs
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