Wealth of Wall Street Surpasses Imagination
Financial writer John T. Flynn notes Wall Street wealth exceeds belief as stock and bond markets surge. He cites 700 million shares of 1,121 corporations traded in the Exchange with market value around 67 billion dollars and last year total sales near 85 billion dollars including bonds and farm, steel, auto, and retail sectors.
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A Short Sermon on the Works of the Flesh
The preacher cites Paul from the Epistle to the Galatians listing sins such as adultery fornication uncleanness lasciviousness idolatry witchcraft hatred variance emulations wrath strife seditions heresies envyings murderers drunkenness revelings and such like warning against these deeds and urging holy living.
The Old Man and the New Man in Christ
A preacher explains Galatians 5 19 23 contrasting works of the flesh with the fruit of the Spirit. He describes the old deceitful heart and the new heart born of the Spirit, urging repentance and faith for salvation and transformation into Christians.
Growth in Christ and the call to spiritual discipline
The writer argues salvation is God’s work in Christ and believers become new creatures yet must grow in grace. Two essentials for growth are identified as feeding on Christ the bread of life and pastors feeding the flock. Believers are created in Christ Jesus for good works ordained by God. Live merchants are advertisers.
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