Backsliding in the Greene Avenue Church Sermon
The sermon by Rev. Dr. Curtis Lee Laws at Greene Avenue Baptist in Brooklyn discusses backsliding, its heart basis, its harm, and the path to return. It recalls Peter’s denial and restoration, urging Christians to repent, seek God’s forgiveness, and rejoin the church while inviting nonbelievers to embrace divine reconciliation through Christ.
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Brooklyn
Greene Avenue Baptist Church
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Curtis Lee Laws
van Washington
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Augustine
Peter
Gethgsemane
Judgment Hall
Jesus
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Pater
John
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Church of God
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Pather
Joyfal Service Seeks Faithful Hope in Final Victory
A devotional reflection describes a Christian's sure hope in final victory and harvest. It speaks of bearing wounds from battle yet anticipating victory under a Captain who has never known defeat, valuing spiritual rewards over earthly toil.
Great Expectation Expanded to His Promised Sweep
A clipped, partial line hints at widening expectation toward a grand, divine fulfillment. The fragment references “His” and a magnificent sweep, suggesting a sermon or literary line about providence or destiny without concrete details.
Hats Off in Church Movement Sparks Debate
A controversial piece discusses Rev. Charles B. Jefferson urging hat removal in church. The text questions gender norms, church authority, and wartime propriety, noting potential excommunications and strong public reaction to women’s headwear in religious settings.
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New York
Charles B. Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
Iit
Ervat
Tefison
Saufferhue
WWE
No More Smoke on Pennsylvania Railroad Effort
The Pennsylvania Railroad advances education on firemen and engine care to reduce smoke. Experts say clean burning with regular maintenance keeps grate brightness, saves money, and enables supervision offices to monitor progress. The move could influence other firms and public skies, while electric locomotives still lag in stability and freight needs. Also mentions marriage etiquette contrasts and urban humor from New York Times and Detroit Free Press.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
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Espetic
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Pennsylvana
New York Times
Hutn
Detroit Free Press
SICK DOCTOR Proper Food Put Him sight
A physician describes relief from stomach sickness using Grape-Nuts and cream. For two weeks this was nearly his sole nourishment, restoring health and strength. He urges physicians to adopt the food to save lives from malnutrition during severe attacks. The letter ends urging readers to examine the booklet inside the package.
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Tom
Wollvili
Peruna helps Brooklyn reader with throat catarrh relief
A Brooklyn man reports adoting two pears of Peruna eased throat and head congestion linked to colds. He followed directions, improved quickly, and continues a spring dose with no further issues. The testimonial cites a local distributor and a bottle inlay as part of the sale.
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Cas Fareh
Mires
W. Pray
Twelfth St
Brooklyn
Perton
Thuy
Munyon
Fragmented historical note with unreadable cursive text
A garbled OCR passage discusses wisdom, trouble, and moral choices in plodding prose. It hints at education gained at costs, urges broadminded view, and cautions against making enemies. Many phrases are obscure and the meaning is fragmentary.
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