Oblivion Defeated in Eternal Remembrance Sermon
A sermon argues oblivion is a fearsome force that erases individuals and ages, but through divine grace memory becomes everlasting in Heaven. It compares worldly empires, cities, and lives fading to the enduring record of acts of kindness and character built for eternity, ending in praise of the salvific memory God grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patagonia
Atlantic
India
Paul
Malta
Jericho
Heaven
Earth
Christopher Wren
St. Paul's
Ashtabula
God
Archangel
Yesternight
Esther
Daniel
Joseph
The Sunday School Lesson on Joseph in Prison
Genesis chapters explain how Joseph rises while in the Egyptian prison. The text notes God’s presence with Joseph, his trusted role over prisoners, dream interpretations as divine guidance, and moral lessons on luck, temptation, and steadfast faith.
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H. C. Lenington
Joseph
Egypt
Pharoah
God
Potiphar
Evesecererecees Ees
Tle
Monkeys Jennie and Chipper Run Wild at Firehouse No 20 Mer cer Street
Two mascot monkeys keep house at the New York Fire Department station. Jennie a 30 pound eight year old mandrill is bold and mischievous breaking chains siphoning gas and raiding supplies while Chipper a year old Java monkey tags along to fires and likes the attention of locals. Their keeper Frank Murphy notes Jennie’s planfulness and frequent escapes while Chipper enjoys street lunches and watching fires with the driver. Both show affection for their human caretakers and enjoy playful mischief in the station.
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Ich
Lovie
Talmage
Noah Webster
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Broadway
New York
State Street
Boston
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
the Strand
London
Princeton Street
Edinburgh
Champs Elysee
Paris
Unter den Linden
Berlin
Walter Scott
Home
Rome
Jerusalem
Alexandria
Egypt
Washingtons
New Yorks
Londons
Baldwin I
Charles Martel
Marlborough
Mithridates
Prince Frederick
Cortes
Thebes
Ninus
Sesostris
Artamerxes
Cunaxa
Xerxes
Thermopylae
Duchess of Richmond
Braevels
Waterloo
Bunker
George III
Jennie
Chipper
Frank Murphy
Mr. Murphy
N. ¥. Tribune
Died Like a Dupont: The Dynamite Worker’s Death
In a Cleveland Moffett Day and Daring feature a Dupont heir Alexis Dupont dies heroically while battling a powder-mill blaze on the Brandywine. He orders more water as sparks threaten a nearby mill, perishes in the ensuing explosion, last words noting he died like a Dupont.
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Cleveland Moffett
St. Niclas
Duponts
Wilmington
Alexis Dupont
Dupont
Remarkable Elk Horns Belonging to Gen Darling
Hig American Elk Horns in Utica owned by Gen Charles W Darling measure nine feet three inches from tip to tip across the skull with a 53 14 inch spread. Beam lengths are 55 and 56% inches. the ten prongs include 16 and 17 inch longest. Only larger pair known span 12 feet and reside in Germany. Also notes on thunder lore: winter thunder seen as omen, while April thunder deemed beneficial in Europe.
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Charles W. Darling
Utica
N. Y
Germany
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Jim Mie Bormon
Ace Jennie
Fire Department
Europe
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