Acrostic reflections from Moorhead on Stevenson’s wisdom
A compiled New Year greeting in acrostic form by F. G. Moorhead using Robert Louis Stevenson lines. It weaves aphorisms on aim in life culture love duty and righteousness, with moral reflections on humanity and society. The piece blends quotes and sentiment for year end contemplation.
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F. G. Moorhead
Robert Louis Stevenson
One Working Day for Us All
A moral urging to live in the present day and fulfill daily duties with faith. It emphasizes not dwelling on tomorrow, beginning each day with Jesus, and trusting God’s timing for future events, while encouraging steadfast progress despite hardships.
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Jesus Christ
Facing the New Year with Jesus in faithful march
A devotional exhortation urging believers to begin the year by walking with Jesus, working for him, and winning souls. It envisions a happy year for those who endure trials, overcome difficulties, and press forward in close fellowship, determined to persevere no matter what.
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Jesus
New Year Ode and Roman Origins Feature
The piece blends a verse on the New Year’s dawn with grand lines urging courage and renewal. It then shifts to a historical note on Rome’s New Year traditions, Janus as gate to beginnings, white robes, sacrifices, and goodwill gestures marking the day.
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Rome
Janus
Perablea
Caesar
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