Gates of the Beautiful Gate and spiritual uplift
A sermon-like meditation on the lame man at the temple gate called Beautiful. It contrasts wealth and piety, highlights faith prayer and love as gates to spiritual renewal, and urges all to seek the Beautiful Gate of inner transformation.
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Josephus
Jerusalem
Temple
Herod
Peter
John
Earth
The Face I Remembered The Face I Remembered
A nameless detective shadows a beauty linked to a bold auto theft ring in New York. Following her from subway to hotel to car, he uncovers a stunt involving a chauffeur duo, an aerial shed, and stolen French cars with a paint scheme plan. He arrests her, admiring her striking features even as justice ends the chase.
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New York
Ninety Sixth Street
Cna.iian
Vision and Disappointment in Life and Faith
A meditation on how vision shapes character and purpose. The speaker urges readers to seek the ideal despite setbacks, citing Habakkuk, biblical lessons, and examples from Richard Mansfield Tecumseh Sherman Sir Henry M Stanley and Henry Ward Beecher.
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Israel
Habakkuk
Richard Mansfield
Tecumseh Sherman
America
Shiloh
John Rowlands
England
Sir Henry M. Stanley
Paul
Soldier of Japan and the hill town confession
In Milan Missouri during a snowbound wait for the Quincy train, Dick recalls a past love triangle involving Martha Desmond and Komakichi a Japanese wire walker. John Montgomery, once a dispatcher, reveals how Martha drifted to the foreign performer, the war’s shadow, and a guarded tragedy tied to a hero’s fate and a severed engagement.
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Japan
Milan
Missouri
Quincy
Trenton
John Montgomery
John
Continental Western
Dorchester
Martha Desmond
Martha
Spencer’s
Komakichi
Matine
Tom Jenkins
Tom
Kerridge
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Port Arthur
Sushiyan
Long Mountain
Wolf Hill
Etze Mountain
Meter Hill
Gabriel
Stoessel
Mikado
Nogi
America
Millennium Doctrine Divides Faith and Critics Across Century
A sermon argues for a literal millennial kingdom as essential for the world and church. It contrasts early church belief with modern higher criticism, warns against secular views, and cites Isaiah and Genesis to claim rapid population growth demands immediate millennial introduction.
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Christendom
Church of Christ
United States
India
China
Japan
Hell
Eve