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Wahpeton Times

Location

Wahpeton, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1912

Page

8

Lost Key of Knowledge Warns Doctors of Divinity

A June 5 report from Brooklyn details Pastor Russell’s lecture on The Lost Key of Knowledge at the Academy of Music. He rebukes Doctors of Divinity for hiding the path to divine understanding and urges ministers to teach clearly the Word to the flock, citing Hosea and Luke to stress knowledge as essential to salvation.

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Death's Prisoners and the Triumphal Precession Sermon

A fragment from a Beaton pastor Russell discusses liberation themes in scripture. It outlines the order of the faithful in Christ’s reign, detailing saints, priests, Levites, and the Ancient Worthies, then describes the rebellious world under the thousand years of Christ and the destiny of those who love sin. The text cites a prophecy of Christ’s ascension bringing gifts to men and evangelists, pastors, and teachers.

Beaton Russell Ie Firet God Christ Apostle Eisis Pierre Saat

Patrick Henry and the paradox of slavery history

A. W. Macy discusses Patrick Henry’s stance on liberty and slavery. Henry owned 20 slaves and willed them to his wife if she remarried, revealing conflict between revolutionary ideals and personal property. He predicted a future abolition, yet did not free his slaves in life or will.

A. W. Macy Patrick Henry Patrick Mnry

Hearts of Edward I and Robert the Bruce Across History

Curious tale of two mortal enemies Edward I of England and Robert Bruce of Scotland who both asked that their hearts be buried in the Holy Land. Edward’s heart was buried with his body in Westminster Abbey, while Bruce’s heart, carried by James Douglas, was halted in Spain and later returned to Scotland.

A. W. Macy Edward 1 England Robert Bruce Scotland Holy Land Edward Westminster Abbey Bruce James Douglas Spain Melrose Abbey

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