Lesson for July 12 Course Subject and Scripture
Religious education lesson notes describe July 12 topics and quoted scripture sections under permission from the International Council. The document credits copyright and outlines subject coverage for instructional use.
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Internationel Council
Wat Religious Education
Genesis Lesson Reflects on Sin and Consequences
The lesson traces the serpent's temptation, defining sin as a deliberate choice, and notes the ensuing shame and broken relationships. It covers God's prohibition, human disobedience, and the expulsion from Eden, linking to Romans 5:12 and the broader fall of humanity.
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God
Hart-Davies
Ancient
Babylon
British Museum
Satan
Garden of Eden
Adam
Eve
Paul
Spice rationing guidance for homemakers this season
Lynn Says reports definite news on spice availability and rationing. It lists cayenne pepper, mustard, chili powder, oregano, paprika, curry, celery seed, onion and garlic, salt and powder, bay leaves, marjoram and other spices. Canning supplies are ample with five pounds of sugar per person. coffee tea and cocoa may be rationed. Save fats and oils and preserve waste fat for butcher.
Timely Household Tips From An Old Chapter
Apply several coats of boiled linseed oil to shoe soles and let dry. Use old army canteens as rubber hot water bottles. Sprinkle clothes with hot water using a whisk broom for even dampening. Tiny pearl onions make tempting garnishes. Equal parts coffee and heated milk create a pleasing drink. If you perspire freely, add salt to bath water. Iron until the item is completely dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Spratt
Lynn Western
Unica
Flounced blanket chest with cushion for bedroom use
A simple pine blanket chest about 15 inches high with a flounced double fullness cover and matching cushion. It doubles as a seat and provides ready storage for extra bed covers. Instructions note booklets including a bedside bag and low cost projects from odds and ends.
True Optimist Belief and the Practical Philosophy of Life
An essay defining optimism as a practical life philosophy grounded in faith and action. It describes the true optimist as one who believes in God, strives against difficulties, and embodies faith courage love and service for lasting happiness and success.
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Warren Y. Cluff
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