Pauls Farewell at Miletus Sermon Outline for Ephesus Elders
Lesson for November 8 emphasizes Paul’s farewell to the Ephesus elders at Miletus. It outlines his three years at Ephesus, the spirit and diligence of his ministry, and his theme of repentance and faith, plus his present concerns for the church’s future and the elders responsibilities.
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Jesus
Paul
Levins
Pauls
Mhetue
Ephesus
Macedonia
Troas
Jerusalem
Miletus
Jesus Christ
Christ
Aul
Patience as a Product of Adversity
A reflective note on patience as a virtue born from hardship. The piece quotes a religious line about faith and patience and contemplates its quiet mastery by those who bear life’s trials.
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Evangelical Messenger
No Room For Hatred In Christ’s Teachings
A Presbyterian statement urges love over hatred, declaring there is no room in the heart for hatred toward any person for whom Christ died. The note emphasizes Christian mercy and unity in faith.
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Christ
Presbyterian
The
Automobiles and the Lipp Law Filing Requirements
The piece discusses the difficulty of proving ownership under the Lipp Law for auto transactions in 1926. It notes repeated failures to file bills of sale with clerks, the need for separate filings per transaction, and the cost and delays to obtain licenses. It cites comments from Toledo and Marston automobile clubs about clerk assistance and anticipated rushes for plates, noting deputies and clerk practices to ease processing.
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Finances Company
Beverstock
Clerk of Courts
Htabana
Mr. Lipp
Automobile Club
Lcense
Automobile’ Clubs
M. J. McCormick
Toledo Automobile Club
R. B. Crawford
Marston
Alcis
Gaga
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Bean
Lawsitute
Chicago
Umren
Warre
Tkwis & Wascetok Cptblor
Bauman
Rittman, Ohio
Clarence D. Petit
S Rittman Ohie
Conklin
Highland Linen Stationery
Congress
Dennison
Atte Shyder
Ohio
Eph
Rexall
Bittman
Rexall Store
Herons
Evers Department
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