Night Watchman Sermon Warns of City Perils After Dark
Washington speech by Dr. Talmage urges vigilance in the third watch of the night. He portrays urban scenes from stores to saloons, calling Christians to feed, clothe, and comfort the poor, while describing a dead moral city and a tragic fate of dissipated lives.
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Louis Klopsch
Washington
Dr. Talmage
Babylon
Nineveh
Jerusalem
Charleston
Ristori
Edwin Booth
London
West
Mr. Talmage
Roswell
Oakwood Cemetery
Makes Men of Boys at Glenwood Home for Homeless Youths
Edward Julian describes a Chicago reform project at Glenwood near Chicago, founded to shelter and train homeless boys. The 300 residents live in eight brick cottages, learn trades in forge and machine shops, farm and cook themselves, and move into monitored foster homes upon graduation. The program aims to double capacity and build endowment with generous donors supporting administration, schooling, and facilities.
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Chicago
Chicago Humane Society
O. L. Dudley
Norwood Park
Milton George
Glenwood
Clancy Hall
Plymouth
Plymouth Church
W. T. Caldwell
Edward Julian
Joseph reveals himself to brothers in Egypt disclosing divine plan
In Genesis 45 Joseph forgives his brothers after they sold him, linking his rise to power in Egypt to God’s providence. The reader learns of forgiveness, humility, and a grand deliverance for Jacob’s clan as famine tests endure. The lesson centers on overcoming evil with good and trusting divine governance.
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H. C. Lenington
Joseph
House of Pharoah
Egypt
Pharaoh
Goshen
Jacob
Simeon
Benjamin
God
Dpeloubet
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