Faith and Law in Romans 3 31 Do Not Void by Faith
A religious reflection cites Romans 3 31 to argue that faith and love do not nullify the law. The verse is used to discuss spiritual mindedness and adherence to divine guidance.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1943
Page
3
A religious reflection cites Romans 3 31 to argue that faith and love do not nullify the law. The verse is used to discuss spiritual mindedness and adherence to divine guidance.
A column argues the home front shows political collapse not government failure, warning that wartime planning fuels a drift toward a fascist style regime. It contrasts American caution with German regimentation and notes public questions about subsidies, civilian jobs, and expanded government.
One of Washington's renowned exardeners dug twenty five potatoes from a single hill over the weekend though many were small and the yield rated fair. Don Little, home on 80 day Navy furlough, joked that three years at sea left little chance to see land. A Model T bumper sign quips that the car stops for railroads and blondes.
A verse fragment notes that joy is simple when unshaken but tests a man’s character who can smile while his wife drives the car. The lighthearted line evokes domestic humor and resilience.
A reflective note on reputation and kindness, urging that merit matters more than rumors. The piece contrasts women’s influence on men and cautions that laughter should not wound others. A friend jokes about doctors writing prescriptions in English and bills in Latin.
A group of Wayland women gathered Friday at Mrs. Reymond Schlatter s home for a pre nuptial courtesy to Albert Beese who will wed Orval Miller on July 11. Attendees included Miss Ruth Sutter and Miss Rachel Graber among others.
Entries list a long roster of women and families, gatherings, and visits from July. Shower gifts, Red Cross sewing, funeral sermons, and Sunday dinners at various households are noted. Travel to Morton Illinois, Cedar Rapids, and Long Beach California appears with local family mentions and weekend visits.
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