Wide Open Door to Heaven Vision by Rev Talmage
Rev T DeWitt Talmage sermons on the opened door in Heaven from Patmos and the vision of eternal worship. He contrasts earthly rulers with heavenly glory, urges heartfelt prayers, and warns that death for the Christian is entering an open door to endless reward.
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T. DeWitt Talmage
Lym ‘Tabernacle
Apa
Y “Bas
Ephesus
Bia
Theurgeon
Bat
Patmos
St Helens
Tower of Heaven
Cinnnamon
Cassia
Islands
John Bunyan
Celestial City
God
John Calvin
Angouleme
Jacob
John
Arctic
Lebanon
Christ
Heaven
Bethlehem
Matthew
Jesus Christ
Jonah
Robespierre
Marat
David
Charlotte Corday
Danioux
Tallien
Sorrow and service in early modern thought and church life
A collection of essays and anecdotes discusses sorrow as a driver of spiritual growth, the demanding yet underpaid sexton role, and the rise of national holidays tied to republican ideals. It includes reflections on poverty, divine aid to the humble, and a satirical tale of a sick friend teaching workplace kindness.
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Servants of Christ
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Atlantic
MARVELS OF SURGERY AND TREASURY FRAUDS IN OLD NEWS
A physician patient sustains a skull injury from a fall and undergoes brain surgery to relieve pressure with a nerve recovery ahead. The piece recounts a Treasury fraud involving forged drafts, a Willard's hotel scheme, and a clerical insider role.
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Buchanannan
Roosevelt Hospital
Frankfort
Liverpool
Chase
Congress
Department
War ‘Office
War Office
War Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Comptroller
Register
Washington
Massachusetts
Willard’s Hotel
Plyce
Willard’s
Treasury
L. E Chittenden
Harper’s Magasine
Byether
School of the Deaf and
Comb Asylum
Fordham
New York
Clus
N. Y
What Women Are Doing and What They Demand
The piece argues for equal financial partnership in marriage, urging that wives deserve a share of household income or a salary for services. It cites examples of women testing skills, like carpentry, and notes pioneers such as Mme Wiggishoff winning a seat on Paris School Fund. It discusses independence, subscriptions, and the broader push for women’s public roles.
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Bedéve Haa
England
British Medical Journal
Almante
Lesa
Paris
Wowan
Abe
Topak
Tewkea Wit
Saneeabe
Mme. Wiggishoff
Agenng
Progressive Party
Montmartre
Missionary Society
Sobainesi
Mehit
Abel
Batinas Hampshire Historical Society
Mehitabel
Sarah
Springfield Republican
Alice Freeman
Palmer
Wellesley
College
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