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The Tulsa Star

Location

Tulsa, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1920

Page

3

END OF THE WORLD PROPHECY AND MEETING NOTICE

A preacher Richard J. Hill warns readers that the world has ended and millions will never die, urging audiences to attend lectures at 618 East Archer Street Masonic Mall Saint The. M. on the first and third Mondays monthly, with a September 4 talk titled The Earth Abideth Forever. The article argues biblical dispensations end and Jews return to Palestine, citing prophecy and current events as proof.

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