Meet for the Masters Use
A sermon urges Christians to be purged and cleansed vessels fit for the Master’s use. It uses the metaphor of vessels of gold and silver versus common clay, emphasizing inward purity over outward appearance and calling for personal spiritual renewal to enable God’s power through willing, consecrated lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris
Ian
Christ
Tts
Vesels
Jesus
Christ's Church
Jesus Christ
Hank God
Aged Man as Plow-Horse in Covington County
Will and Julius Sullivan leaders of Sullivan’s Hollow band are accused of torturing their uncle Lodi Sullivan by tying him to a plow and forcing him to drag it for two days. Judge Enochs of Raleigh district confirmed the case, with Will receiving life in prison for a murder and Julius two years for white capping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Julius Sullivan
Mississippi
Will Sullivan
Julius
Lodi Sullivan
Covington County
Judge Enochs
Raleigh
Sullivan Boys
House Design Details and Cost From Washington Star Feature
The Washington Star outlines an eight room house with a concrete foundation costing $2,500. Rooms listed include a parlor 11 by 13 feet, a sitting room 11 by 13, a dining room 10 by 11, a kitchen 10 by 1, and multiple chambers with dimensions such as 10 by 14 by 11 and 6 by 10 by 4. The plan notes a beamed hall and dining room ceiling, bay windows, a front veranda, and a porch. Woodwork is yellow pine, exterior sheathing above grade, tar paper between sheath and siding, cedar shingles on gables, and double floors with tar paper between.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. W. Kintz
The Art of the Homelike House
The piece argues a home’s success lies in homeliness over palace or hovel. It divides houses into impossible, possible, and probable categories, urging readers to aim for a truly probable home through simple refined decor and care, lest artistic styles outdate the truth of comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. W. Kintz
Cape Jumping Hare and Its Notable Import to England
Dr P L Selater describes the cape jumping hare drawn by artist Bird Goodchild as the only specimen brought alive to England. The nocturnal or crepuscular spring haus lives in veldt burrows, moves in great bounds when chased, feeds on roots and greens, and is said to have meat prized by Hatton tots and Kattre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
le Vaillant
Hatton+ tots
Kattre
The Doom of the Drunkard in Isaiah 28
A historical Bible lesson outlines Isaiah 28 on Hezekiah’s Jerusalem in 725 B C. It themes the doom of the drunkard, reward of righteousness, and warns that strong drink robs nations and individuals while offering temperance as the path to health wisdom and strength. The lesson emphasizes prophetic warnings and the simplicity of God’s final message through Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephraim
Israel
Judah
Hezekiah
Isarael
Hosea
Sarfaria
Isaiah
Assyria
Samaria
Daniel
Asaiah
Jesus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chigres
Sutgey
Edson
Paul
Hoxor
F. B. Mayer
Artin Architecture
Washington Star
Fiche
Hamer
Ongaahey Fo Xiog
the’ Sunday Bible School
J. M. Edpon
B. C. Place
Jerusalem
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