Sermon on the Mount Defines Jesus Kingdom Principles
Denman outlines Jesus launching His kingdom from Capernanaum Galilee after wilderness temptation. The Sermon on the Mount becomes the charter for a new order of life with Beatitudes defining spiritual and social duties. The article defends the enduring relevance of Jesus teachings and notes reader engagement.
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Jesus
Capernanaum
Galilee
Angels of Heaven
God
Christ
Earth
International Sunday School
International Uniform Sunday School Lesson October 12 1952
Scripture memory selection from Matthew 5 16 urges believers to let their light shine before others so that their good works point to God the Father in Heaven. The lesson emphasizes visible deeds as a witness and source of glory to God.
Power and gift of the Holy Spirit in daily life
A devotional note from The Upper Room discusses repentance and baptism in Jesus name, the Holy Spirit as a gift, and how divine power transforms lives. It emphasizes reception rather than effort, seeks fervor in service, and prays for the Spirit to quicken Kingdom work. Also mentions U S Bureau of Mines and Missouri School of Mines offices in Rolla, Missouri, and a furniture economy floor tease.
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Jesus Christ
R.S.V
Christ
God
Maldwyn Edwards
Ingland
The
U. S. Bureau of Mines
U. S. Geological Survey
Missouri Gelogical Survey
Rolla, Mo
Missouri School of Mines
Religious services and clergy notices on local streets
A dense listing details multiple churches and pastors with service times across blocks and additions. It names ELDER E C ENDICOTT. REV VERA HAMBLIN. REV BILLIE BUTLER. REV BH H STURCH. REV EARL WEIS. REV ARCHIE MCKAY. REV CLEASON D LORD. REV HERSHAL ASA MINER. REV L J CHASTAIN. REV F J ONEILL. REV F B MATYAS. CATHOLIC CHURCH ST FRANCIS XAVIER. plus service times for Sunday schools, morning and evening worship, prayer meetings, and radio broadcasts on KSIM.
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Robert Forsythe
KSIM
See you in Church weekly church listings in Sikeston Herald
A weekly notice listing churches, pastors, sponsors and local businesses in Sikeston. Railers include Assembly of God Center, Church of the Nazarene, Methodist Church, Church of God, Sikeston Lumber, Kroger, A&P Food Store, White's Drug, Western Auto, Scott Insurance, and several local firms.
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Sikeston Herald
Sikeston
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Sundangpuchood
By Clint H. Denman
Lair Tep Terri
Nashville
Tennessee
Stallcup Bldg
Sikeston, MO
Scott and
William Streets
ELDER
E. C. Endicott
Baptist Training Service
Churches OF
Sikeston and Vicinity
Foursquare Church
Crowe
Center Streets
Vera Hamblin
Church OF Christ
Crusaders
Assembly OF God
Rev
J. BE. Green
Apostolic Pentecostal
Kathleen
South Kingshighway
Jesse Smith
Matthew and Warner
Billie Butler
Kentucky
Missouri
McCord
BH H Sturch
James Hatley
Baptist Training Union
Wakefield
Earl Weies
Raymond Page
Meening
Church OF God
General Baptist
Archie McKay
Young Peoples
ESIM
Matthews
Rene
West Kendall
Cleason D. Lord
Women’s Missionary Meeting
Dewey Thompson
Smith Avenue
Hershal Asa Pastor
Rudolph Chittenden
Woors Training Union
ST. Francis Xavier
J. J. Oneill
V. F
F. B. Matyas
Clarence A. Critchtow
Adventist Church
ST. Paul’s Episcopal
Kathleen Grabbath
John Tierney
EOS
Eabwks 61
North
Charles H. Butlers McCoy-Tanner Building
Scott County Milling Co
Assembly of God’ Church
Jesse Smi
Sikeston Lumber Co
East Malone
Andres Plumbing Shop
A & P Food Store
Kroger Company
Scott and Malone
Church of the Nazarene
J. W. Hoffert
Hahs Machine Works
Associated Natural Gas Co
Scott Insurance Agency
Stalkup
Home Materials Co
Western Auto Store
East Front St
Lewis Sales Company
White’s Drug Store
North New Madrid
M & M Grain Company
Miner Feed Mill
Tanner Street Church of God
Vernon Guttenfelder
Mitchell-Sharp Chevrolet Co
West Center
New Madrid County Farmers Mutual Fire Ins. Co
Burt H. Rowe
McKnight-Keaton Grocery Co
Sak Flour
Radio Foods
Sikeston Tractor & Equipment
Walton & Williams S Motor Co
Ford Cars
Phonson
Scott
New Madrid-Mississippi Electric Cooperative
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