Source of Wisdom Bible Thought for Today
The October 21, 1980 Bible Thought for Today summarizes James 1 5 urging believers to ask God for wisdom with assurance that he gives generously without reproach, directing readers to seek divine wisdom.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1930
Page
4
The October 21, 1980 Bible Thought for Today summarizes James 1 5 urging believers to ask God for wisdom with assurance that he gives generously without reproach, directing readers to seek divine wisdom.
The Presbyterian branch and readers debate the sermon by Dr. Eastwood on the week day church role. It argues the church broadens usefulness through Monday to Sunday efforts, stressing living well and balancing zeal with tact and common sense.
A reader recollects an awkward store moment with an Omish lady and a playful misperception, plus a school update. The piece contains a church tribute praising religious groups for moral reforms and guidance, urging virtue and sobriety in community life. It closes with a joke about a bankruptcy hair-cut bill, reflecting lighthearted local humor.
Compact study notes discuss misused phrases and proper alternatives. The text emphasizes concise expression and advances a daily habit of expanding vocabulary with a focus on a single word such as critical.
A noisy, collage style piece recounts snippets from a local page with humorous asides about rummage sales a poem of Buck notes a girl with curly locks and a casual glance at childhood romance. It ends with a call for readers to respond about the Annual.
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