The Theologian's Supreme Task in Brooklyn Pulpit
The Rev. Lynn Harold Hough preached on the theologian's supreme task from II Corinthians 10 5 at Brooklyn's Summer field M E Church. He urged the theologian to master scripture, relate Christian truth to life and science, and express Christian experience through a living, dynamic theology that steers humanity toward Christ.
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One Word for My Master Seals a Gospel Bond
A woman wrote to a navy officer saying there is no continuing city and asking if he could say one word for her Master. The reply revealed he was an orphan, never spoken to as kindly since his mother died, and his grateful answer led to his joyous Gospel peace.
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Why We Do Not Pray Better by Alexander McKenzie
A reflection on prayer urges honesty in requests and willingness to accept God’s answer. The piece warns prayers may yield surprising consequences such as sudden usefulness or financial loss, urging readers to mean what they pray and consent to outcomes.
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Silent Victories and Bold Faith in Secret Struggle
A Whitfield quotation emphasizes individual, unseen dealings with God as the source of victories over sin and the world, urging bold faith before public life. The message links secret devotion to outward courage and spiritual triumph.
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Them the Door Bishop Mall Quote Feature
A brief quotation attributed to Bishop Mall about managing sorrow as lingering guests. The remark suggests moderation in dwelling on grief to avoid prolonging its stay. The wording emphasizes restraint and practical approach to sorrow.
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Parable of the Tares Two Sowers and Two Drops Growing Together
The lesson treats Jesus as sower of good seed the sons of the kingdom and describes the devil sown tares. It explains growth side by side until harvest when angels separate wheat from tares and the wicked face furnace while the righteous shine in their Father s kingdom.
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More Than Knowledge and Good Nature Quote
A short aphorism by Henry Ward Beecher noting that good nature surpasses knowledge and money in value to those who possess it and to others who live with them, for happiness and harmony.
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German paper-makers try cheap fiber sources for pulp
News notes report German paper makers testing sisal hemp wildy leaves Spanish broom and cotton bolls as potential substitutes for wood pulp. The U.S. government funds similar experiments to save forests. also Emperor William warns German youth about drinking, urging temperance as national strength against foreigners.
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Turkeys and farming trends in early market notes
The passage notes rising demand for pink salt and a strong farming sector, highlighting irrigation, water power consolidation, and Texas as a turkey producing hub. It mentions an alligator farm near SaraSet by Tampa and Dallas as a leading shipping point. Refrigeration enables year round dressed turkey export regardless of weather.
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