Render unto Caesar and unto God the things that are God's
A 1902 sermon argues that true patriotism rests on balancing duties to country and to God. It cites Jesus rendering to Caesar and God, warns against misdirected zeal, and urges citizens to honor civic responsibilities without robbing God, using examples from biblical and modern life.
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A. N. Kellogg Newspaper Co
Chicago
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God
Jesus
Nazareth
Caezar
Enoch
Jesus Christ
John
Satan
Christ Jesus
Paul
Christ
Corinthians
Rome
Gardens of Eden
Cesar
Moses
Casar
Fort Stevens Heroics and the Washington Stand
A Washington letter recalls the July 11 12 1864 battle at Fort Stevens as a pivotal clash in the Petersburg campaign. Jubal Early sought to seize the capital but encountered veteran Union forces at Fort Stevens, led by a modest Treasury employee and the Twenty sixth New York cavalry, whose action and Providence staunched the Confederate advance. The piece highlights General Early's hesitation against entrenched Union veterans and the dramatic defense that protected the capital.
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Washington
Fort Stevens
Secretary of the Treasury
Early
Federal Treasury
Executive
Lee
Grant
Petersburg
Richmond
Jubal Early
Breckinridge
Rhodes
Shenandoah Valley
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Sixth Corps
Harper's Ferry
Maryland Heights
Lew Wallace
Monocacy
Wallace
Baltimore
Rockville
Potomac
Treasury
White House
Gen. Early
Army of
Army of the Potomac
KE. Chamberlain
New York Cavalry
Sorpe
Maloney
New York
Treasury Department
Smith D. Fry
New Thought Elements in Theologica Exchange
A playful snippet shows Billy and Bertha debating New Thought religion. The line suggests a joke about croquettoa transforming Old Thought into New Thought. The excerpt captures casual, humorous dialogue without a formal event or names.
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Bertha
Billy
Puck
Exodus Ten Commandments Lesson From Sunday School
The lesson outlines Exodus chapter 20 with God’s words and the Ten Commandments, including the first table on God and worship and the Sabbath, plus notes on authorship and interpretation. It discusses conscience, the rationale behind commands, and the emphasis on honoring parents as a religious duty.
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