Christ Jesus the Lord of all in Paul’s writings
Rev W J Waten AM discusses Pauls view of Jesus Christ as divine and preeminent. He cites passages from Colossians Philippians and Romans noting Christ as the creator sustainer and exalted Lord who took human form and through death defeated the devil. Jesus is both God and man and the means of all reconciliation.
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Paul
Jesus Christ
Danascus
Phariece
Rome
Uhia
Chia
Christ Jesus
David
Father
Earth
Jesus
Jesus Qhrist
God
The Joy of Helpfulness and True Happiness
A compact meditation on happiness through giving rather than receiving. The essay urges loving more than being loved and helping those in need as the source of deeper joy. It links self forgetfulness to happiness and cites Paul’s concern for others over personal fate.
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Paul
Theople
Rome
Rerk
Hin Jay
Barthe Vacation Season Ends and Work Returns
The vacation season is ending as people return from weeks away. Many are back at their usual places and duties, while others resume regular routines. The lingering pleasant memories of summer contrast with the busy return to work and daily life.
Revival-minded call to intensify church outreach in new year
The notice urges active social and religious engagement to greet absentees, welcome newcomers, and strengthen church and league services. It stresses inviting others to prayer meetings and class meetings, sustaining revival momentum after camp meetings, and starting efforts promptly in January rather than September.
Leaders of the Jerusalem church in early Acts era
The passage describes Peter James and John as leaders in Jerusalem with James likely serving as moderator, Peter as principal figure in many matters, and John influential in both public and private life, portraying them as pillars of the church.
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Apostolic Church
Jerusalem
Paul
Peter
James
John
Star of Bethlehem and Mary Lowe Poem Fragment
A poetic fragment recounts the Christmas narrative with biblical images. It mentions Judea's shepherd king, the Star of Bethlehem, angels, and the humble Mary. The piece ends with Mary Lowe credited and notes it was written near Bethlehem.
One Little Year Poem by Ella P Fort
A reflective verse about the passage of time and hope with a child�s fate and God�s will. The speaker ponders how a single year can alter life, love, and loss, suggesting grief and uncertainty as death looms near and questions fate.
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Ella P. Fort
Rosy
For Rent ar sul Agood Hur: nouse mm manufacturing icality
The fragment describes rental needs for a location tied to manufacturing and warehousing facilities, mentioning mills, depots, and multiple industrial terms with unclear names. The readable portion implies a property suitable for industrial use and potential tenant inquiries.
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Agood
Nouse mm Manufacturing
Icality
Br Wrreral Manufactorys
Fer Werks
Gea Oi Mill
T. Py Foals Depot
Hasier Hataine
Viskor Lam
Lan
Dermretiate
Prajpress
Community Churchs and Clergy Listings on Jordan Street
A readable directory page lists pastors and services for multiple denominations in the area. Ghardh Directory notes ministers on Jordan Street and nearby corners with Sunday morning and evening preaching times, Sunday schools, leagues, and midweek prayer meetings led by Rev. Willan H. LaPrade and Rev. W. S. Penick among others. It includes Baptist First Church, Allendale Mission, Presbyterian First Church, Episco pal St Marks, and Jewish synagogue details with service hours and Sunday schools.
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Jordan Street
Jordan and
van Toan
Texas Street
Willan H. LaPrade
WL. Foxter
Epworth League
Allendale
Western Avenue
Hanna Street
H.C. Joyner
Presbyterian
Edwards and
Tavis Streets
Matthew van Len Peater
Col. BR
He Lindsaly
Fire Alarm Stations in Shreveport Districts List
The document lists fire alarm stations by district in Shreveport. It enumerates corners and streets for first and fourth districts, including No 12 Corner Comineros and Trevis streets, No 41 Corner Lawrence Street and Texas avenue, among others.
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Shreveport
First District
Comineros
Trevis Streets
Caddo Sts
Cormer Market
Taxan Dts
Marshall and
Panin Sts
Cammgn
Panin Sta
Marshall and Crockett Streets
Marshall Street
Lene Avenue
Lawrence Street
Texas Avenue
Carter Murphy Steel
Ani Voxan
Greenwooll
Jordan Te
Railroad timetable fragment highlights mixed schedule details
A damaged timetable lists trains between Shreveport Camden Vicksburg and Houston with arrivals departures and frequencies. It notes daily, weekly and holiday patterns, with passenger freight and through express services among the lines and stations mentioned.
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Pansinger
Air
Preight
Wand
Daly
Shreveport
Camden
Wherry
Vicksuumg
Bheevefort
Pacific
Vicksburg
Vicksbure
Pam Shreveport & Holston, Leyes Shreveport Co
Pam
Houston
Kansas City
Shreveport & Gulf
Orth Bou
Vhroah Express
Aptivor
SO Ak. Ae
Shepuris Ab
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Sprainestreet
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W. C. Spearman
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United States
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