19 May 1883
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Newspaper
Stephens City Star
Location
Stephens City, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1883
Page
1
In the night Massena’s arrival prompted immediate action as the defending troops broke camp and, before the bells ceased ringing, the French forces began departing the position.
A religious exhortation urges Presbyterians to spread their faith beyond walls and denominations. It argues for education, home religion, Sabbath observance, and Christ-centered influence, claiming spiritual power through faith and prayer can overcome secular isms and empower the church.
The piece argues prayer releases God’s power as in Israel, Samson, Elijah, and Samuel, urging the Church to pray to overcome dangers, restore strength, and bring showers of blessing. It links love and faith to mission, claiming love fuels bold proclamation, heroic preaching, and pastoral care to heal the nation for Christ.
In 1799 on Easter Day the town of Feldkirch faced Massena with 18,000 French troops at the Austrian frontier. The town council debated surrender or resistance but the dean urged faith in God. Bells rang from several towers, drawing worshippers to church as fears rose about the French advance. The French heard the joyous peals and were surprised by the believers’ resolve.
A speaker recalls swift punishment for sins and warns that divine judgment can endure across years. The quote stresses that hidden transgressions eventually surface, with God timing judgment beyond human memory. Mor Morrison is referenced as the speaker in the fragment.
An excerpt recalls early Britain when Christian Cuthbert and his companions were driven from land to sea and back by storms. Faced with despair, Cuthbert urges faith and prays that the way to heaven remains open.
A brief reflection from Andrew P Peabody on divine law and governance. It asserts intrinsic right and wrong in national affairs, insisting God guides law through virtuous rulers and that retribution follows human action.
J D Jones portrays Sisera as the embodiment of oppression and tyranny opposing Israel. He argues the universe and nature favor the righteous and that Nagure’s powers align with the stars in their courses against Sisera. Deborah’s chant is cited to illustrate the cosmic struggle between evil and steadfast faith.
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