Gadsden Border Town Welcomes Adventurers From Mexico
In Gadsden a border town swarms with adventurers drawn by war and mining. Two strangers arrive, a small sharp man and a big partner, whom locals assess by look and dress as a laborer and a boss. They pause at a lunch counter where the owner identifies Henry Kruger, famed Cross-Cut mine seller, among the town’s transient figures.
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Gadsden
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Raton
Sonora
Texas
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el Tigre
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Curi
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Sierra Madres
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Old Henry Kruger Tests Bud and Phil for Mexico Mine Scheme
In Gadsden Kruger sizes up Bud Hooker and Phil De Lancey as he pitches a Mexico mining deal. Bud refuses a Mexico venture citing safety, while Kruger insists the rail town site near Fortung is prime and urges trust in his plan. The trio weighs risk as Kruger nudges a potential yet guarded partnership.
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Fortung
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Parable of the Vineyard and the Cornerstone
A historic lesson discusses Jesus three parables from Matthew 21 33 46. The vineyard figure illustrates Israel and the kingdom’s shift to believers while rulers reject the messengers and the owner’s son. The corner stone image underscores prophetic fulfillment and judgment.
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Jesus
Luke
Israel
Don Isa
I Peter
Tsaiah
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