Stephen Incarnates Heaven Gazing in Martyrdom Sermon
Rev T De Witt Talmage delivers a sermon on the martyrdom of Stephen based on Acts 7, urging believers to gaze toward heaven. He pictorializes heaven as a gallery of glory, recalls Stephen’s prayers, and asks listeners to see Christ at the right hand of God while reflecting on loved ones in the afterlife and universal divine mercy.
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T. de Witt Talmage
Stephen
Actavil
Jesus
Jmsie
Christ
Seine
Jhill
Ees
John
Heaven
God
Son
Man
Lamb of God
Helshazzar
George I
England
Napoleon III
Russia
Turkey
Germany
George Bancroft
Hal Velpsing
Earth
the Saved
Stephen Stoned Yet Stephen Alive Sermon Gallows to Grace
A sermon reflecting on Stephen the martyr contrasts his brutal death with the enduring impact of his faith. It traces how persecutors destroy themselves through violence while praising steadfast believers like Paul, John Wesley, and others, ending with a call to witness Stephen’s living influence in Christendom.
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Stephen
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Stephen Stoned
John Frederick Oberlin
Paul
Paul the Apostle
Mars Hill
John Wesley
Booth
Ford
Fragmentary Opinion Snippet on Voter Attitudes and a Waif Tale
A terse historical fragment notes that the African American vote is not as problematic as the Italian immigrant vote, alongside a brief remark about Shreveport and a waif story. The lines reflect today’s biased diction and unclear context from an OCR excerpt.
Progress praises Ben Hur loyal support at library drive
The Progress notes Ben Hur received generous patronage for the Library Association and praises George K. Fayrot for aligning with poll tax advocates. The editor recalls only one prior meeting but says he liked him greatly at their first encounter.
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Ben Hur
Library Association
George K. Fayrot
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