Waukesha church news and bazaar details announced
The Freeman will publish daily church notices from Waukesha, with pastors urged to submit items 24 hours before publication. A December 12 chicken pie supper and bazaar is planned with committees named, and services upcoming at Congregational, First Reformed, First Baptist, Methodist, St. Matthew’s, St. Joseph’s, and St Luke’s churches. Reverend Warren M. Jones, Madison, will speak at Congregational, and Bible Students meet for doctrinal study in Odd Fellows hall.
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Nationwide Congregational 9 30 Sunday School Schedule
Church timetable lists morning and evening services across multiple parishes. Names include Rev. George H. Nickell Rev. C B Frité Rev. Anton A Mueller and Evangeline Olson. Activities feature Sunday school, youth groups, German and English services, and Holy Communion.
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H. G. Settlage
Wisconsin Avenue
Maine
Firest Baptist Charest Somer Grand
Wisconsin Ayanes
A. L. Drake
Drake
Seria
Salem Evangelion
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George H. Nickell
Sandiay School
tFunior Alliance
St. Luke's
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C. B. Frité
Intlite
Wistar
St Alban's Episcopal
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Two Goats of Leviticus and the atonement types
The article argues that Leviticus 16 presents two goats as figures in a pantomime of God’s plan to remove sin. It asserts Aaron’s house and the people are represented by the bullock and the goat, rejects the bullock as Jesus’ representation, and suggests the LORD'S goat pictures Jesus while the scapegoat represents Satan.
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Jess Chist
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Israel
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Hle
John
Satan
Two Scapegoats and the Lord's Goat in Leviticus
The article argues the two goats at Yom Kippur symbolize two separate scapegoats, the Lord’s goat and Azazel Satan. It claims Jesus as the innocent scapegoat and Satan as the guilty one, with Azazel’s goat carrying away sins into uninhabited wilderness. It asserts the Lord’s goat did not atone but covered, while Christ removes sin. The piece aligns this view with universal reconciliation through the cross and situates the two cherubim as symbols of these agents.
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Pontanend
Rom
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Ant
Israel
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Presbyterian Bazaar Opens Thursday for Christmas Gifts
Presbyterian Bazaar in Raistill area opens Thursday at 10 a m and runs through the evening. Supper served 4 30 to 7 30. Aprons braided rags and varied gifts for Christmas available. Adver tisement notes. Also reports capture of Raistll the Moroccan bandit and questions about Spanish cassation authorities.
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