Freedom From Sin And The Struggle To Return To God
Dr. Talmage outlines moral gravitation toward evil and offers path to recovery through earnest prayer, breaking bad associations, seeking Christian guidance, and persistent effort. He uses vivid scenes of temptation and emphasizes divine aid, personal responsibility, and the impact on family. He urges immediate, decisive surrender to God for lasting victory.
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Egotism and Lobbyists Mark Opening of Congress Scene
A Washington letter notes coming Congress season with hotel price surges and new member ostentation as signals. It recalls veteran lobbyists like Joe Rice, urges purity in public life, and reflects on historic female influence in lobbies and the shift away from gambling era corruption toward reform.
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Woe to the Drunk and Self Indulgent Leaders
An issue highlights Isaiah's focus on social vices in Judah, urging humility and righteousness. It discusses drunkenness, luxury, and moral decay among leaders, warning that neglect leads to captivity and judgment. The text cites verses 11 through 17 and comments on false teachers, intellectual pride, and the need for Christ as physician.
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