Paul a Prisoner at Jerusalem in Acts 21 17 30
The section covers Pauls fifth visit to Jerusalem and his defense before the crowd. It narrates the mob at the temple, the Roman guard rescue, Paul’s speech on the castle stairs, and his defense before the Sanhedrin. It notes his vow participation, his Jewish zeal, and his vision to preach to the Gentiles, ending with a hope to preach the gospel in Rome.
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Paul
Jerusalem
Peloubet
Cesarea
Pau
Cone
Temple
Farrar
Ephesus
Trophimus
Beaumi
Chiliarch
Antonia
R. V
Eave
Fortertion
Rome
Spear Points Monest Efforts and Hidden Sins
Fragmentary prose discusses conscience and sympathy, noting secret sins and Christian conscience. It reflects on pity versus aid and Christ's law and the heart, asserting no man is Christian until he values goodness for itself beyond benefits. Editorial tone from Tram's Horn.
Harness and carriage shop moves to new Texas avenue
August Abert announces relocation of his harness and carriage shop from Texas street to a new building at No. 6 Texas Avenue. He promises better, quicker service in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Street
Texas Avenue
Local Churches and Services Directory in Ghureh District
A historic directory lists churches and religious services across Ghureh Street area. It names pastors such as Yipee, Mahteeh, and Rev. B.C Dover, with notes on sermon times Sunday mornings and evenings, midweek prayer meetings, and parish school schedules. It includes Episcopal and Catholic listings, along with a Jewish synagogue and rabbi, detailing mass times and liturgical notes.
Fire Alarm Stations in Shreveport City Districts
The list details fire alarm stations by district in Shreveport. First District stations include 122 at Commerce and Travis, 13 at Market and Caddo, 44 at Market and Texas, 14 at Marshall and Funin, 16 at Common and Fanin, 21 at Women and Cotton, 22 at Market and Cotton, 23 at Spring and Malam, 21 at Marshall and Crockett, 25 at Marshall and Lane, 23 at McNeil and Terns tts, 27 at Louisiana and Cotton, and 23 at Common and Milam. Third District stations include 21 at Cotton and Cane, 32 at Christian and Wood, 34 at Sprague and Western, 85 at Peabody and Williams, 44 at Lawrence and Texas, 42 at Murphy and Texas, and 48 at Greenwood and Jordan.
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Commerce
Travis Streets
Market
Caddo Sts
Texas
Marshall and
Funin Sts
Cormer Common
Fanin Sts
Wommen and
Cotton Sts
Cormer Market
Spring and
Malam Sts
Marshall and Crockett Streets
Marshall Street
Lane Avenue
McNeil and Terns Tts
Louisiana and
Cotton Streets
Common and
Milam Sts
Third District
Christian and
Wood Sts
Sprague St
Western Avenue
Peabody and Williams Firsts
Railroad Schedule and Train Arrivals Details
The notice lists rail service timings including No 12 and No 23 Local Freight, No 1 Through Express arrivals and departures, and connections to Shreveport Dallas and Vicksburg. It notes daily departures, midday and evening arrivals, mail closing times, and service regions along the Kansas City, Shreveport and Gulf line.
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Expres
Midaihy
Freieht
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Q Farrell
Fowler & O'F
Eeign Patents, Nc
Irks
John Comegys
F. W. Bowers
Col. Mark
Texas Sts
Shreveport
Ghureh Directory
Aes
Fossa
Adae
Likraie
Pastor
Dornli
Eapeet
Tortien Touas
W. Penichea
Iwlan Amd
Volguk
PO A
Tae Evis
Wadlsrscoy
Allendie Minshon
Wesuyn
Esuy
Huban Steet
Fedge
B.C Dover
Erishvterias
Hoelock
An. C
Te Lindsay
Peayer
Galack
Epfiscopal
Etreets
W. F. Dictins Reezor
Pr.aehiner
Padar
Varin
Marshall Streets
Flev
B. Scherl
Pester
Jer
Fanin Street
Edwards and
Saenger
Sund Chool
Aon
Pocock
City of
First District
Fourth Bistrict
Lawrence Street
Murphy Street
Greenwood
Jordan Streets
Aprarma
Texarkana
Railroad Schrol LE
Cuittos
RLY
Poe Fey
Imh
Tin
Tym Streveport
Camihen
Willy Impresonaeta
Sly Cyert Sue
Pan NG Wi
Rom & Haderies
Tani St
Kansas City
Shruevevort & Gulp
Tennessee
Lakes
Woops
Fisconsin
Michigan
ST. Lolts
Thicagg
Incgonnati
Wes
United States
Glas
Farnee
Taran
Worth
Tex
Howard H. Prescstt
T. Carter
Sprring &T
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